Word: filles
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...another potential opening for Charles de Gaulle, who wants to wheel and deal in the area of France's old Indo-China empire (he keeps suggesting a "neutralized" Viet Nam, hinted last week that France may establish diplomatic relations with Communist North Viet Nam). But whether Paris will fill the gap to be left by the elimination of a $30 million annual U.S. dole remains to be seen. France has been supplying Cambodia only one-tenth the U.S.'s contribution, mostly to maintain a 300-man force training the Cambodian army...
Something for the Wife. Now some of the workers started to investigate the wagon at their leisure. Finding it stuffed with attractive trinkets, they began to fill their pockets. Some hid the loot in the rubble. Others, who had watched their comrades cache the goodies, stole into the rubble, removed what hidden jewels they could find, and carried them home. One man put $200,000 worth into a satchel and took it to his wife. Another gathered $15,000 worth, sped to his farm in Gettysburg, Pa., just a mile or so from Dwight Eisenhower's place, and buried...
This year's Texas team averages 207 Ibs. per man in the line, has allowed opponents a meager 195 yds. per game, only 52 points all season. Enemy quarterbacks fill the air with footballs (an average of 35 to 40 passes a game) until, as Royal says, "they have us blinking like a horned frog in a hailstorm." But all to no avail. Even in practice, the fanatical Longhorns play for keeps. Last spring, Tackle Scott Appleton, a 235-lb. All-America candidate, halted an intrasquad scrimmage to protest a referee's call. The startled ref admitted that...
Margery Fishman of Los Angeles, 45, is area director for the League of Women Voters, and one of the problems at the League is finding women to fill responsible positions. "So many women are out looking for jobs, or going back to school to get teaching certificates and the like," she says, "that we're having a hard time filling seats on the board. Our regulars in their 40s are leaving us for 'The Search...
...also wanted to show the Indians the side of American culture Indians usually don't see. "They get plenty of rock and roll, kitchen gadgets, and fast cars," said Bayne, "but they don't know about the parts of the white man's world which have more value." To fill this gap Bayne and George Goldberg '63 set up a science and music program at Camp Unitah...