Word: doors
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Outside the door to White House Press Secretary George Christian's office a secretary taped a sign: "No enemy would dare bomb this place and end this confusion." She had a point. Seven months before the presidential elections, an air of disorganization has enveloped President Johnson's staff...
...they should be advised that there are, indeed, some who feel that much of the student participation at this university is nothing but "tokenism." President Harnwell sits on the University Forum to placate students, not to "discuss any issue they consider important." If anyone thinks that the footin-the-door which students have gained is student power, they are deluded. The "quiet revolution" that you find so reassuring is going to heat...
Though Kelvinator turns out some auto parts-including door stampings, interior trim and /seat upholstery-A.M.C. expressed confidence that the division's shutdown "will not hurt auto production for a few weeks yet." The reason is that A.M.C. had built up big parts inventories in anticipation of such a strike. To guard against a protracted Kelvinator shutdown, the company also began laying plans to turn to outside suppliers for the affected parts. With high hopes for continued recovery, A.M.C. obviously has every intention of avoiding, if possible, even the briefest auto-production stoppage...
...quote which will no doubt be echoed countless times throughout the campaign. Johnson clearly isn't going to get any votes from those who don't agree that they "never had it so good." He evidently plans to convince the majority who do that he is personally barring the door against terrific pressures from the murky outside. Following New Hampshire, Johnson's "lonely crusader" pose has become much more credible and may even work to counteract the image of image of willful petulance which has been at the base of much of the anti-Johnson sentiment in the country...
...trail of blood led from the bedroom door into the hallway and up the stairs. David Edsall, who lives on the second floor, heard Miss Marshall screaming and found her on the landing. An ambulance carried her to the Cambridge City Hospital, where she was pronounced dead on arrival...