Word: fingerings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...arrest, but at the police station he sullenly refused to take a drunkometer test. When two news photographers came into the room, Martinis suddenly went wild. He grabbed a photographer by the throat, clawed and kicked at the cops struggling to pull him away, bit a cop's finger. He stopped fighting only after policemen snagged him by his long black hair, bloodied his nose and clamped handcuffs on his wrists. "Martinis was like a mad dog," said Journal-American Photographer Seymour Zee, who witnessed the battle...
...points of their own anatomy and report whether it hurts - an admittedly unsatisfactory substitute. But Detroit's Dr. Robert A. Gerisch had an idea. He had grown up with the problem, because his own fa ther had been so ticklish that he would jump if anybody pointed a finger...
What struck Dr. Gerisch was that his father could jab a finger between his own ribs without flinching. From this the doctor evolved a theory that he put to the test when a young woman, accompanied by her mother, appeared in his office with symptoms suggestive of infectious mononucleosis...
...with such astonishing success that he has become something of a legend in the trade. "Stirling Silliphant," says one producer, "is almost inhuman. He is a writing ma chine. Any man who's been in this business as long as I have can only see him as the finger of God" - which, having writ, moves...
Moral Lepers. Egypt's President Gamal Abdel Nasser put his finger on two culprits: 1) Michel Aflak, the fraii; intellectual Christian Arab who founded the Baath Socialist Party; and 2) Salah Bitar, Aflak's disciple and the present Baathist Premier of Syria. Denouncing the two as fascists, secessionists, traitors, moral lepers and "seekers after power," Nasser blasted them as solely responsible for the collapse of the unity agreement concluded last April between Egypt, Syria and Iraq. The agreement called for a merger of the three nations into a greater United Arab Republic, but in the months since...