Word: folder
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...dinner last Thursday, Susan Owara, 25, began leafing through the San Diego Evening Tribune. In the second section she found what she was looking for: a long article on "America and the Future of Man." She read it carefully, then clipped it out and stuck it in a manila folder. Across town, Schoolteacher Jim Fallen, 34, ripped out the piece and added it to a growing stack on a table in his bedroom. And across the U.S., from Decatur, Ala., to Saint Cloud, Minn., others read and saved the same article, which is part of a novel college course...
...midst of high affairs of state, Military Aide Chester V. (Ted) Clifton used to get a special signal. He knew what to do. He squared his shoulders, marched out of the room, returned with an important-looking folder, put it discreetly in the President's hand. Inside was a cigar...
Robert A.F. Reisner, 26, the blandly earnest administrative assistant to C.R.P. Deputy Director Jeb Stuart Magruder, told the committee that he became aware of Watergate through odds and ends. The week before the June 17 arrests, he saw some Watergate material in a folder destined for C.R.P. Director John Mitchell. He also came across receipts for funds distributed to Liddy and an operative known as "Sedan Chair 2," who may have been a plant in Humphrey headquarters. Introduced by Magruder as a "super sleuth," Liddy once bounded into the office with a "great idea." He wanted to hire demonstrators...
Beyond these invaluable assets, Kunhardt Sr. seems miraculously to have maintained a complete involvement in the doings of his four children without being at all mawkish about it. He kept a stuffed folder on each one, including curls from the first haircut, report cards, notes to and from family members...
Peterson checked his folders and found the only Philadelphia school where one student had been admitted and three rejected. Of the supposed radicals, one was sergeant-at-arms of his teenage Republican Club, another was described by his interviewer as "the Boy Scout type," and the third had no political information in his folder...