Word: damned
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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When the memo became public, New Frontiersman Klotz heatedly criticized Battle Line for reprinting it. "The Republicans," he said, "must have damn little to write about." Beyond that, he was unfazed: "Sometimes a little emphasis to accentuate the positive is helpful. I feel very happy." As for the Administration, in quieter times it might have been squirmingly embarrassed. But the way bigger news was breaking, the White House paused only for a brief tch-tch at The Klotz Botch. "Herbie's plenty gung ho," shrugged one Presidential aide, "but in the wrong direction." Said White House Press Secretary Pierre...
...elected this month. To win support of Texas liberals, leaders are urging Blakley to slow down his sniping at the Kennedy legislative program. But Blakley is not cooperating. "It's crazy," snaps an exasperated friend. "Even when his vote doesn't change a damn thing, he insists on taking the anti-Democratic position...
...They do, the damn frogs, and I had the misfortune of drinking it once. It took me four years to get over that slop. It was made from the wax in the ears of Clemenceau...
Barry M. ("I never got a diploma and I don't give a damn what they write on the Harvard diplomas.") Goldwater, who owns a department store in Phoenix, Ariz., spoke last night to an audience of intellectuals. "You can't imagine how I've looked forward to this...
Breathless (in French). Formless, flashing cinematic cubism, based on the existentialist tenet that life is just one damn thing after another...