Word: cozier
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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There was one more interception--by Armstrong--before the half ended, but other than that nothing of great merit occurred. After the Band's back-handed salute to the Massachusetts Senatorial candidates at halftime a large portion of the crowd of 5,000 left for cozier quarters. Penn's band lacked the courage to march...
...prison at the age of 51 was a new book, Conversations with Stalin, suppressed in Yugoslavia but published this week in the U.S. by Harcourt Brace. In addition to re-airing Tito's bitter 1948 break with Moscow-at a time when Soviet-Yugoslav relations are steadily growing cozier-Djilas provides some choice examples of Stalin's political realism...
...banks over the years have lived on cozier terms with their clients than Wall Street's 109-year-old United States Trust Co. It has always been the bank's custom to invite its customers to lunch, supply cakes with candles when clients' children have an 18th birthday, advise on everything from selecting schools and planning careers to buying horses. Offering such friendly service has proved to be highly profitable for U.S. Trust-particularly because its customers, past and present, include such names as Rockefeller, Astor, Vanderbilt, and Whitney...
Upon the removal of the band from Moors Hall steps to the cozier Cabot By-Up, and a feeble attempt at mob rallying by some off-key singers, the students dispersed. The entire festivities had lasted about twenty minutes...
...constitution that granted the 147-year-old colony internal self-government. Last week, in elections that represented a second attempt at self-government. Jagan was again the runaway winner, with 20 of the 35 seats in the legislature. But the fiery messiah of 1953 was now playing a much cozier game...