Word: creams
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...delegates dutifully sang the hagiographic ditty, Comrade Tito, We Swear that We Will Not Deviate from Your Line. Nor did Tito give a hint that he was anything but eternal. His hair still a perky shade of red, and looking tanned and relaxed in a jaunty, Palm Beach-style cream-colored suit, Tito delivered an hour-long series of excerpts from a 92-page policy address that was remarkable for its globe-spanning comprehensiveness-plus, in certain respects, its blandness. He soberly warned of the dangers of a new world war between the U.S. and the Soviet Union. Tito lectured...
...lives in two small, slovenly kept hotel rooms. He travels with the fastest crowd in the country but rarely drinks and never snorts or smokes. He is offered the best jobs in his profession but turns most of them down. His idea of sin is to eat ice cream. His idea of a great time is to talk on the phone. His idea of heaven is to spend hours debating the pros and cons of Proposition 13. He wears dirty jeans three days in a row, chews vitamin pills and remembers everything. He makes coast-to-coast plane reservations...
...only way you can make "homemade" ice cream in Massachusetts--otherwise you need a homogenizing plant." Al McCallum, assistant proprietor of the "homemade" ice cream concession at Elsie's, said yesterday...
McCallum added that his ice cream is "homemade" using "no artificial flavorings whatsoever." The ice cream is now made at "Sheila's," an establishment owned by Sheila Ferrick, McCallum's fiancee, but will soon be made downstairs in the Elsie's building, McCallum said...
...disagreement over how to interpret the regulation concerning "homemade" centers particularly on the question of where the ice cream is actually produced...