Word: columne
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...question: "When a cartoon or column appears in the press that is unfriendly to you, we often hear people say: 'I'll bet they won't let the President see that one.' Now what are your regular habits, sir, for keeping up with what we are saying about you?'' The answer: "Well, I don't know whether you can call it a habit-for the simple reason that it takes a lot of time if I was going to keep track of what all you people say. I take the-what I call...
Under Shawn, few deliberate changes have been made in The New Yorker (exception: a jazz buff himself, Shawn has added an excellent jazz column written by Whitney Balliett). Says one New Yorkerite: "Ross was the innovator. Shawn is the curator." Another puts it more harshly: "It's the difference between genius and talent...
Cutting the Bridges. The cops began shooting in earnest, and some 20 students dropped. One student column surged toward Menderes' Istanbul headquarters. "Menderes must resign!" they shouted. "Death to all dictators!" Along the way they spotted and wrecked the lucklessly named "Menderes Drugstore." Tanks and troops headed them off. By opening drawbridges, the authorities stopped another column from crossing the Golden Horn into the heart of the city. The government proclaimed martial law. All Istanbul's cafés, bars and nightclubs were closed. The university was shut down. The military governor banned any mention of the events...
...rose, Mrs. Rogers felt something snap in her back. X rays disclosed a compression fracture, with one vertebra crushed. But despite the injury to her spinal column, she suffered no paralysis. This week, fitted with a special brace, she is at St. Joseph's Hospital. What amazes Mrs. Rogers' physician, Dr. William A. Moore III, is the fact that she could have exerted herself at all. She had been ill at home for two weeks, recovering from a rheumatic disorder of the left knee and an attack of thrombophlebitis in her right leg. How far she might have...
...tour, Palmer's four suitcases bulge with free Munsingwear shirts (36 of them), Foot joy shoes (eight pairs for golf, seven for dress) and Sun State slacks (30 pairs). The National Newspaper Syndicate is now distributing Palmer's column on golf, and he is now completing negotiations for television commercials for L & M cigarettes (which he puffs by the pack on the course). Like the other top 26 pros, Palmer gets free use of a white 1960 Pontiac (the finicky Finsterwald turned his back in, bought a blue Cadillac coupe equipped with everything but a practice green...