Word: forget
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...half-hour later, I asked someone to find out if Mrs. Kennedy would stand with us during the administration of the oath. Mrs. Johnson went back to be with her. Mrs. Kennedy came and stood with us during the moments that the oath was being administered. I shall never forget her bravery, nobility and dignity...
...blacks of Stanleyville and Paulis are not likely soon to forget the heavy tread of the mercenaries. And it will take the whites even longer to forget or forgive the enormities committed by the Simbas. A great many of the Belgians and other whites who lived and worked in the Congo now shudder at the thought of returning. And yet, others-a surprisingly high number-have already said that after a while, they will go back, if asked. In all likelihood, they will not go in the spirit of a Paul Carlson, who once said, "In this century, more people...
Back in California, Carlson could not forget the urgent medical needs of the Congo. As he told one colleague over lunch: "If you could only see, you wouldn't be able to swallow your sandwich." He remained in private practice nonetheless; he owned a $12,000 home near Redondo Beach, was earning $12,-000 a year. But it palled, and finally he told a radiologist friend: "I'm going back. I can't stand doing hernias and hemorrhoids any more." Some Exotica. Signing on as medical missionaries for $3,230 a year, the Carlsons arrived at Wasolo...
Insisting that he is "not available at all" in 1968 ("except that when I'm invited to be on Meet the Press, I'll go"), Lodge asked that the party forget about personalities and "get rid of the 1964 platform...
...Crimson hockey team opened its 964-65 season with a hard-fought, 3-1 loss to the St. Nicholas Hockey Club at Watson Rink Saturday night. Despite the defeat, the season is still much too young for the pundits to forget about the Crimson skaters...