Word: drink
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...feel an actual physical pang, or they divorce their wives of 20 years' standing and go leaping off into a new marriage with a secretary. But these are the exceptions. The average middle-ager sublimates, and instead of pinching his secretary, he buys a convertible or starts drinking more than he used to. Most of the middle-aged men in my set are too tired to drink that much. Anyhow, I guess that overall, TIME'S conclusion is that the thing to do with your middle age is to relax and enjoy...
...Syria, the boat fired toward shore. According to Israel, the Syrians fired first. Either way a flock of Syrian MIG-17s and MIG-21s came flying in from one direction and Israeli Mirage-Ills from the other, and before the two sides stopped shooting, one MIG went into the drink and another crashed in Syrian territory...
...sensitive photographer who has the respect as well as friendship of almost the entire Saigon press corps. Many of them gathered last May to celebrate his 22nd birthday. He had just been wounded in Danang, but suddenly showed up in Saigon announcing: "All you can do up there is drink vodka Collins. Besides, they're perfect buggers, those Buddhist rebels. It's my birthday, mate; let's order some champagne. I never thought I'd live to see it." Hardly anyone else did, either. "Congratulations for having made it," toasted a veteran correspondent, "but haven...
...have made U.S. cigarettes the most universally preferred, he smokes them simply because they are better than most of what is available. Coca-Cola is the universal symbol of Americanization, but it was the distribution, merchandising and advertising techniques of the American company-not the fact that the drink made one feel American or implied admiration for the U.S.-that made it so. It is hardly a triumph of culture that an American can get a dry martini on request practically anywhere in the world; it is just good business in a day when so many Americans travel...
...move to-without giving her a chance to talk back. And as Katharine Hepburn recently complained, insurance companies had asked her: "What is your income, whom do you support, how much did your house cost, do you still menstruate, are your periods regular, your bowels, do you drink...