Word: denver
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Tireless Anthologist-Poet Louis Untermeyer, 70, paused in Denver long...
...connection with the principals of the "Bridey Murphy" story-except that I am acquainted with Bill Barker-I do know that all means have been taken to prevent the publication of the real name of "Ruth Simmons." TIME disregarded the plea for privacy voiced by Mr. Barker in the Denver Post and, in the very sarcastic manner that seems to have invaded your fine magazine, told the whole story like a schoolboy at a Peeping Tom session...
...President and First Lady, would make Arizona their vacation ground. This went over so well that he tried it again in Albuquerque. "I am coming back," he said, "and I am bringing my wife Nancy on my next trip. Some Presidents go to Key West. Some Presidents go to Denver. When I am President, I may wind up spending my vacations in the beautiful sunshine of New Mexico...
More than that, it was revealed last week, a Harriman candidacy was the main topic at a secret meeting of Democratic wheel horses from twelve western states in Denver early in March. The most listened-to man at that meeting: Indiana's Frank
McKinney, Harry Truman's onetime (1951-53) Democratic national chairman. The view of the Denver conference (and that of a growing number of important Democrats) paralleled the attitude of the New York Daily News reader who summed up the situation: "It's goodbye Mr. Quips, hello Mr. Chips...