Word: compounding
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...left. Why don't I enjoy them?" And Henny Youngman was asking if any one had heard that "Dean Martin sent a telegram to Frank saying, 'I've got Scotch older than she is.' " For the weekend, the Southern Breeze dropped anchor off the Kennedy compound near Hyannis Port. Frank had been there before and, as befitted the courtesies due one clan chieftain from another, his first move was to pay a courtesy call on old Joe Kennedy. They spent an hour together, and etiquette naturally suggested a return call. Boston Globe Photographer Edward Jenner...
...going to comment on these particular remarks or similar remarks that might be made while I am in public office," said Rusk. "I am quite sure that the future historian is going to look back on this period with a compound eye, that is, through many facets." Rusk said he planned to tape-record his own impressions of events during his tenure as Secretary of State, and they would become available when the papers of Presidents Kennedy and Johnson were made public. "But," he added pointedly, "my associates in Government and my colleagues abroad can rest on the assurance that...
...sort of event that Chronicler Artie Schlesinger would give a day's royalties to have reported. Out of the Kennedy compound at Hyannisport swarmed a large assortment of the famed clan, including a U.S. Senator or two, bound for a little light boating on the Marlin. At about the same time, who should traipse up the path to visit old Joe Kennedy at his 17-room cottage but Frank Sinatra, 49, his girl friend Mia Farrow, 19, and Hollywood Duennas Roz Russell and Claudette Col bert. After a greeting from Jackie and a lively chat with Joe, Frank...
...Minister" for a bigger budget, extra limousines, higher status. And on Cambridge Circus, another and superior division of British intelligence cynically sees the whole exercise as a chance to get rid of an inferior nuisance. "The Circus" provides only obsolete equipment and minimum cooperation. The Department men compound this by blunder after blunder. Leiser himself, who at 40 is really too old for the business, is only too pathetically eager to savor again the exhilaration he felt as a British agent during the war. There is something almost perverse about his zeal for the mission. And his skills...
...rolls in easy-to-heat foil pans, this year will sell $6,000,000 worth of "Aunt Fanny's" sweet rolls to supermarkets, airlines and other large buyers. For Cincinnati's Joseph McVicker, 34, the payoff idea was to turn doughlike wallpaper cleaner into a nonsticky modeling compound for children. Although the toymakers told him it would never sell, he has built a $4,000,000-a-year business from his "Play-Doh." Says McVicker: "I guess I wasn't bright enough not to act: you have got to believe in your product so strongly that...