Word: eleven
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Last month eleven members of Parliament introduced a resolution charging that T.T.K. had used his office to advance the business interests of his sons. Krishnamachari appealed to Shastri to personally exonerate him of the accusation. Shastri stalled, suggesting that the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court ought to examine the matter. Enraged, the Finance Minister walked in for a showdown. "You are not indispensable," said Shastri. Replied Krishnamachari: "I should have quit when Nehru died...
When the story came out last spring (TIME, June 11), Actor Peter Lawford, 42, steamed that it was news to him. It just wasn't true, explained Peter, that he and Patricia Kennedy Lawford, 41, had decided on a legal separation after eleven years of marriage. The only split was "geographical," he said, "since my work in movies is in Hollywood" and Pat remained in Manhattan to look after their four children. Now the geography has changed. In Manhattan, Peter's lawyer announced an "amicable separation," and since Pat was in Sun Valley, Idaho, for the skiing, friends...
...three years ago and simply decided he wanted to do something for the schools his two daughters attend. He volunteered to teach a non-credit experimental flying course twice weekly after school hours. School officials were surprised when 70 kids tried to enroll even though Hazelwood could handle only eleven. One was a dropout who begged to be readmitted when he heard about the course, soon began carrying his slide-rule flight computer around school, proudly solving math problems for friends. He got his high school diploma...
...strike in 1919. "A strike of public employees is unthinkable and intolerable," added President Roosevelt in 1937. On pain of one year's imprisonment, federal employees are forbidden even to belong to a union that advocates strikes; other bans against public-employee strikes are on the books in eleven states, ranging from New York to Hawaii. And even without specific laws, the country's courts have almost universally upheld Government authority and enjoined public-employees' strikes throughout U.S. history...
Newmark collected his third personal foul after eleven minutes of play, and left the game. Harvard quickly took a 25-24 lead. But 6-5 forward John Dema began to outmaneuver Crimson defenders underneath the basket, scored 12 points in the half, and gave Columbia a 39-24 halftime lead...