Word: filles
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...unleash such misbegotten progeny as a sex farce with two heads. Here, one head belongs to Bob Hope, the other to Phyllis Diller, and Wrong Number demonstrates what a pair of fine stand-up comedians have to do to stretch out an idea that might comfortab'y fill four minutes of prime time. The body hustled hither and yon to take up the slack belongs to Elke Sommer, cast as a European sex queen who suffers an attack of artistic integrity midway through her umpteenth Hollywood bubble bath. Sensibly, she leaps out of the suds and heads straight...
James A. Perkins, L.H.D., president of Cornell University. President Kennedy, in the process of forming his first Cabinet, remarked to an aide: "How am I going to fill these twelve hundred jobs? All I hear is the name Jim Perkins. Who the hell is Perkins...
Floating Vision. Why Purcell? "Why not?" says Lawrence Kelly, producer of Celebration. "It was a question of achieving unity of presentation, wrapping up all the performing arts-orchestral, ballet and opera-and there are not many composers who would fill the bill as nicely as Purcell. It's an appetite-whetting thing." The curtain raiser was the world premiere of Fantasy, a short, four-movement suite "in homage to an earlier England" by Composer Virgil Thomson. After a drum roll and a flurry of brass, the music settled down to a sober exercise in what might be called...
...including the U.S.'s Kaiser Steel and American Metal Climax, have contracted to sell $3.5 billion worth of iron ore and pellets to Japanese steelmakers over the next 25 years. In the north, bauxite reserves amount to 3.5 billion tons, about half of global reserves, or enough to fill all the Western world's needs for a hundred years. Canada's Alcan Aluminium Ltd., France's Pechiney and others are helping Australia gear up to export an estimated $6.7 million of bauxite and refined aluminum by 1970, largely to Japan...
...some petty, albeit indispensible, objective questions on ROTC exams. The cadet is asked to "determine in yards, to the nearest ten yards, the straight-line distance between monumented Bench Mark 295 in grid square FL9975 and monumented Bench Mark 300 in grid square FL9780." He must be able to fill the blanks in the question, "When marching at quick time, swing your arms--inches straight to the front and--inches to the rear of the seams of your trousers...