Word: filles
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...table, the nation's least patient patient signaled for a pen and scrawled a message to his doctors on the back of a medical form: "Tell me something." The surgeons obediently described the operations to remove a polyp from his throat and repair an abdominal hernia, but their fill-in was far too sketchy for Lyndon Johnson. "Tell me all that took place," he commanded in a second note. Thus began what will doubtless rate as the most exposed convalescence in presidential history...
Figaro covers the news of Paris exhaustively if blandly; its foreign coverage is acknowledged to be the best of any French publication. In addition to eleven foreign bureaus, it keeps some half a dozen correspondents on the road in search of background stories, any one of which may fill a full page. Figaro was the only French daily to cover the Jack Ruby trial, the only one to send a reporter along on President Johnson's Southeast Asian trip...
...most important responsibility will be to blend our various nationalities and personalities into a winning team. If we can dip into our undefeated freshman team to fill the holes left by graduating seniors, we could...
Such a change would require that students turn in their applications a week or two earlier so that the Ticket Office could fill the rest of the closed end of the Stadium with alumni and others. The open end bleachers could be used for applicants with priorities lower than students...
...computers went awry, so did some of the newscasters assigned to analyze their output. NBC's Robert MacNeil, anxious to help fill in the empty minutes, dredged up the results of preelection polls to make a far-out analogy between California's New Leftists who voted for Reagan and the German Leftists of the 1930s who voted for Hitler on the theory that he would soon collapse. In a more jocular vein, MacNeil explained that Democrat George Mahoney had lost in his bid to become Maryland's Governor because such traditional Maryland Democratic voters as David Brinkley...