Word: drunks
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...cars is a question even Detroit cannot answer. As a matter of fact, they do not often sell newsmen, who have a nasty habit of biting the very hand that treats them. In the stories that flow at new-model time, there is little evidence that their authors are drunk with gratitude for their hosts. After General Motors' 1962 fete, New York Times Automotive Editor Joseph Ingraham filed a story accusing Chevrolet of plagiarizing the competition. Says Chrysler's public relations man William Stempien: "Most of the guys lean over backward to show how independent they...
...dinner, appreciation is shown by "the fact that you eat well and probably get slightly drunk." Since Chinese dinners run to eight courses, one should never be the first to take food from a new dish or eat much of what is served at meal's end. It indicates that hunger has not been satisfied-and will probably bring on whole new courses...
Randy comes home unbelievably drunk...
...rebuttal, the State put on an FBI agent who said he had taken a statement from Ware on July 6, 1961, while Ware was still in the hospital. In this statement Ware had sworn that he had drunk six cans of beer and had had a few swallows from a pint bottle of whiskey. This, taken in conjunction with a statement made a bare two hours after Ware had been admitted to the hospital on the 5th to an investigator from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation saying he had had only three cans of beer was intended to weaken Ware...
...Daniels' story by saying that he had been put in the back cell that night along with them. However, one of the witnesses admitted that he fell asleep immediately when he got into the cell, and the other, who works for ex-Sheriff Screws, admitted that he was too drunk. The effect of their testimony...