Word: fellows
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Over the Wreckage. Last week's Gallup poll was no tonic for Humphrey. It showed fellow Minnesotan Eugene McCarthy holding thin leads over both Richard Nixon and Nelson Rockefeller. Against Nixon, reported the poll, Humphrey would also win, but he would merely tie with Rocky. Since last month, all of the candidates have been holding comparatively steady in the polls, except for Alabama's George Wallace, who has now inched as high as 21% in the standoff between Rockefeller and Humphrey...
This joyous fellow feeling does come about, it comes in a flash, a feeling of unity not just with flowers and trees and animals (that's easy to achieve) but with other self-sustaining human egos as well...
...vice chairman-after 22 years with the company, which he joined with Robert McNamara as one of the famed "whiz kids." A scholarly executive who once taught economics at the University of California and rose through finance to the top, Miller could never boast, like many of his fellow automen, that he had gasoline in his veins. "I have been an automobile man interested in education," he says. "Now I'll be an educator interested in the automobile industry...
...form is the familiar dialect found in the works of Southern-dialect humorists. The other, "the real language," was the stuff of spirituals that has informed the sermons of preachers from the earliest days down to Martin Luther King; this undoubtedly was the diction used by Turner and his fellow insurrectionists. Thelwell charges that Styron's idiom, at once baroque and Latinate, Old Testament and Victorian, rendered Nat Turner in "a white language and a white consciousness...
...other policemen seemed to be typical normal products--young, competent, with fairly strong controls on the latent racism which is bred into most white Americans from birth. Ronald August had always seemed "quiet and respectable" to his fellow policemen...