Word: eye
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...promptly offered some career-saving advice, urging him to turn down an offer by Joseph McCarthy to become majority counsel for the Wisconsin Senator's rampaging Government Operations Committee. Otherwise, Sirica admits, he would have accepted. "I really liked Joe McCarthy, although we didn't always see eye to eye...
...appear to viewers on earth. Elizabeth Roemer, for one, doubts that Kohoutek will live up to its earlier billing as "comet of the century." Other scientists are still confident that the comet will put on a good celestial show. In any event, Kohoutek should become visible to the naked eye early in January-about an hour after sunset, just above the southeastern horizon-and could continue to put on a spectacular performance until the middle of the month...
Eternal Pariahs. Some Christians make a distinction between Judaism as a religion or ethic, which they defend, and the secular state of Israel, which they reject or severely criticize. Most Jews eye the distinction suspiciously...
That was ten years ago, and although he does an occasional TV story for CBS news programs, Osgood, 40, is not certain that video is his métier. He thinks that he lacks the "graphic eye" necessary for good TV news pieces. Words and music are something else. He enjoys playing Bach on his electronic organ (favorite piece: Invention No. 8 in F). His love of sound is reflected in the off-the-cuff poetry he began writing while in the Army (among his lyrical credits: 25 published songs, including Nancy Wilson's Black Is Beautiful...
Divorced. Richard Roundtree, 31, portrayer of John Shaft, the leather-suited black private eye who has battered his way through three movies and is now the star of a television series; and Mary Jane Roundtree; after ten years of marriage, five years of separation and two children; in Chicago...