Word: covering
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...MOTHER'S HOUSE. This splendid, moody film takes place in a penumbral pile of Victorian architecture in a London suburb, where seven orphaned children cover up the death of their mother and try to maintain their old life with a mixture of love of one another and fear of the outside world...
...cover depicting Governors Rockefeller and Reagan as running mates [Oct. 20] has perhaps influenced public opinion, if not fused the two Governors together permanently as the Republican candidates in 1968. The question is raised, is this a true reflection of the public pulse, or has media created their image...
Neither Pusey nor Dean Ford established whether the committee would cover the issues cited by Hoffmann, and just those issues, or whether it might be of a more general nature. Ford said it was "very unlikely that there will be any significant change" in Harvard's policy toward campus recruitment...
...open housing law. Indeed, as the problem itself, all existing legislation is recent, and the government is still in the process of ironing out the folds. So far there is only one civil rights law on the books--the Race Relations Act of 1965. It does not cover employment, nor the even more explosive issue of open housing. The distinctive feature of this law as opposed to its American equivalents is that it refers any complaints which fall within its jurisdiction to local "Conciliation Committees"--which try to bring about some agreement between the two parties without having recourse...
When Geis cannot find a manuscript to promote, he orders one up to specification. His latest product is a novel, The Exhibitionist, by Henry Sutton. Geis has already sold the paperback rights for $250,000 and has printed 90,000 hard-cover copies in anticipation of the great rush...