Word: frankness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...being California-all talk. After his San Francisco oration, Brown and 8,000 of the faithful attended a show-biz spectacular featuring a galaxy of stars including Dean Martin, Joey Bishop, Ella Fitzgerald and Trini Lopez. Frank Sinatra, who interrupted a movie he is making in London to put on the show, crooned a few ballads and, taking leave of the Governor backstage, flew off in the Sinatra Enterprises plane, leaving the Brown campaign kitty $225,000 fatter. Not to be outdone, Reagan, himself a late-show idol (among his credits, Brown likes to remind voters, is Bedtime for Bonzo...
...Arnold Palmer 79,717. .. .2. .. .17. ... 4,689 Doug Sanders 70,996. . . .2. . . .23. . . . 3,036 Gay Brewer . . 68,015 .... 1 .... 20 .... 3,400 Phil Rcdgers . 65,112. . . .2. . . .23. . . . 2,830 Gene Littler . 61,653 .. .0. . . .20. ... 3,082 R.H. Sikes . . . 61,584. . . .1. . . .24. . . . 2,566 Frank Beard . 59,681. . . .1. . . .25. . . . 2,387 Al Geiberger...
...training, British Physicist Frank Stannard is a sober scientific observer concerned with the material world of matter and motion, of minute particles and massive reactions. By inclination Stannard is a dreamer. His antic imagination has conjured up an oddball universe where time actually runs backward. There, reports Stannard in Nature, a swimmer would rise from the water to land on a diving board, a decaying apple would gradually turn unripe and then into a blossom, all life would proceed from tomb to womb...
...closed down for good during the city's newspaper strike, Drama Critic Walter Kerr, 53, who had held his post for 15 years, was surely the least worried about the future. While spending the summer lecturing at the Salzburg Seminar in American Studies, he was besieged with offers. Frank Conniff, editor of the still unpublished World Journal Tribune, even flew over to try to recruit him. But when the critic finally made up his mind last week, his decision was not surprising: Kerr chose the New York Times...
...Frank Edwards, a sometime radio commentator, is perhaps the most fervently devout believer in UFOs, not as mere meteoric oddities or psychic phenomena but as the creations of technically superior beings from parts unknown. His evangelistic style is homiletic, catechetical and religious in tone (the promise of an unprecedented revelation to the merely human race has the strangest effect on the nonbeliever). At any rate, the mixture of science and religion is curious, as if Billy Sunday had undertaken a sermon on the subject of the binomial theorem...