Word: cool
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Nevada's Governor Grant Sawyer, 46, figured to score zero-cool with the school set. "One basic need of youth is to participate in the responsibilities of adult life," he observed in a televised message to the state legislature, proposing to lower the minimum voting age from 21 to 18. One youth, however, was already participating by calling her father, Grant Sawyer, and telling him as soon as he left the air that his idea turned her off. Added Gail Sawyer, 15, a Carson City tenth-grader, in an interview: "If voting qualifications were lowered, most kids would just...
Casting a cool eye at three convictions of one Louisiana civil rights worker, the Supreme Court last week tossed out all three. In the process, it spelled out new limits for both sides of an old conflict-the need for public law and order v. the First Amendment's guarantee of the rights of free speech, assembly and petition...
...college students, we feel that your favorable Johnson bag deserves a zero-cool ace in better than best informative writing. Fortunately, you recognize that the Administration has tubed the Viet Nam skirmish because of an inability to control R.F.ing Buddhists and Viet Cong. Bitchin insight...
...Beat the Devil" Bogart is but a shadow of his former self. He's still cool and cynical, but there's not as much sting in his sardonic comments, and the latent violence of the tough guy of old just doesn't seem to be there. Still, in all, it's a funny movie...
Following Captain Bill Shrout's record-breaking example, Coach Benn Merritt's freshmen came from behind in the final freestyle relay to upset highly-favored Dartmouth 50-45. Shrout anchored the relay in a cool 47.4 seconds, the fastest 100-yard split ever done by a Harvard swimmer...