Word: davide
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Rights, was treated with the respectful debate it deserves. Even the Chicago Tribune's column-long editorial, though characteristically petulant, actually seemed restrained for a subject so close to the Tribune's prejudices. Many newspapers, such as the Washington Star, as well as Right-Wing Columnist David Lawrence (TIME, June 3), argued that the Watkins decision has "crippled" congressional investigators; several editors quarreled with the court's semantics in the Smith Act decision...
Married. Barbara Yvonne White. 20, orphaned in the bombing of London, adopted daughter of Publisher-Editor William L. (Bill) White of the Emporia Gazette, and child heroine of Editor White's 1941 novel. Journey for Margaret; and Air Force 2nd Lieut. Paul David Walker Jr., 22; in Emporia, Kans...
...Lords ordainers all gave most adequate performances. Especially impressive were Thayer David as Thomas, Earl of Lancaster, and Robert Baines, as the treacherous Roger Mortimer...
...glass. That is real artistry; the effect is electric. And he makes the most of the poetry in the role; for, although a soldier, Othello is the most poetic of all Shakespeare's heroes, including Hamlet. Just as Richard Burbage was the great Othello of Shakespeare's day, David Garrick the great Othello of the 18th century and Tommaso Salvini of the 19th century, Earle Hyman bids fair to be the great Othello of our century...
Know Thyself. In Luton, England, Thomas David Bolter, onetime sergeant major, was acquitted of being drunk and disorderly after he told the court his drinking capacity was "18 pints when I sit down," replied to the prosecutor's question, "Well, and what about when you stand up?" with "I fall over...