Word: cooks
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...SCOPE (ABC, 10:30-11 p.m.). True story of Bill Witherspoon. sentenced to die in the Cook County, Ill., electric chair on Valentine's Day unless the U.S. Supreme Court commutes the sentence...
...children to call on her so that she-Actress Margaret Hamilton, now 62 -can pacify their inchoate neuroses and assure them that she is not in carnate evil after all. She made Oz when she was 36, and worked in Hollywood for years afterward as everybody's "cantankerous cook or acidulous aunt," in her words, "with a corset of steel and a heart of gold." Today she does character parts in the theater and on TV. Before the election, she made several appearances on NBC's That Was the Week That Was, impersonating formidable Republican ladies...
...flexibility in economic planning because the success of the '64 tax cut in spurring the economy without inflation has taken much of the burden off federal spending and monetary policy as the two main weapons the President must rely upon in coping with the business cycle. Says Donald Cook, President of American Electric Power and a close friend of Johnson's: "After the tax bill, there came a new economic thinking in the affairs of Government. This philosophy represents the best hope for continued good business...
Against B.U. Wednesday, Lord and Golden scored victories in the 40-yard dash and hurdles, respectively. John Lindow, William Thompson, and Bob Cook back up Lord in the sprint...
...teaches in Berkeley, California, seems to be a happy exception to my own belief that women seldom make very good artists. (Women, of course, won't accept this; they say that not enough women have had the chance to become serious artists. One can answer that plenty of women cook, but the best cooks still are men. But that never seems to settle anything...