Word: dears
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...feel American foreign policy since the war has been a series of blunders, a view shared by a number of her countrymen? "Oh, dear me, no," she replied, "I think you've done splendidly. Never has an elephant stepped into a bath with so many ducklings and come out so well. It's even more miraculous for such a highly conservative power in a highly revolutionary world. More strength...
...Freud, the band has realized that the annual return of alumni to their alms ma- ter is symptomatic of a complex usually associated with a Greek tragic hero." Concluding the show, the band formed a comic mask and played "I Want a Girl Just Like the Girl Who Married Dear...
Even if prolonged by other Government grants, such as one for studying air pollution, those dear old happy schooldays must end sometime. And now comes the day to go to work for a living. Here again, Uncle Sam stands ready with a helpful hand. In one year some 345,000 high school seniors received counseling from the U.S. Employment Service, and more than 113,000 were placed in permanent jobs; although their need is not so great, graduating collegians receive the same benefit, and the employment service has offices set up on many campuses. As further aids, the service puts...
...chrome-plated butterball, Liberace, is hilariously on key as a casket salesman, peddling such optional extras as the standard-eternal or perpetual-eternal flames ("The standard burns only during visiting hours"). Milton Berle and Margaret Leighton enliven one interlude as a married pair squabbling over the remains of their dear departed, a dog named Arthur. Jonathan Winters succeeds outrageously as the mastermind of Whispering Glades, who wants to "get those stiffs off my property" and transform his real estate into a haven for senior citizens. His brainstorm ("Resurrection-Now!"): disinter the cadavers and, beginning with a dead astronaut, fire them...
...What impressed you particularly?" a reporter asked Paul as they neared Rome. Answered the Pope, smiling: "Tutti cari, tutti buoni [All dear, all good]." The next day, following his return, he told the bishops at the Vatican Council that "the Catholic Church has assumed a greater obligation to serve the cause of peace because of the fact that, through our voice, she has solemnly pleaded its cause...