Word: freemans
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Daggers from Faye. Next, crabs began to crawl over Diana's bedroom ceiling ("Can you get DTs when you're only thirty?"). A heart attack carried off husband Bob, leaving Diana at the mercy of strong-minded Dan Freeman, her summer-stock leading man. Dan led Diana to a children's playground, murmured: "Come on, baby, sit in the swing . . . You're a sick girl. Diana . . . You are going to get to God." Instead. Diana found Dan massaging her back, crooning gently: "Ei-lu-lu, Bab-en-u. Ei-lu-lu-lu-lu. Baby...
Robert B. Freeman, deputy director of training of the Central Intelligence Agency, stressed the role of the CIA in compiling information used for high policy decisions. He cited the challenging intellectual environment of foreign service, and the need for employees of high potential and a broad liberal arts background...
...Yaleman William Buckley Jr. kicked up a noisy foofaraw with his God and Man at Yale, which accused Old Eli of subverting both capitalism and Christianity. Later, Patricia Buckley published an article in The Freeman accusing Vassar of having a leftish tinge. In a letter to her fellow alumnae, Aloise made much the same charge against Smith. U.S. higher education managed to survive-but it will not soon forget the Buckleys...
...banker, according to Freeman, has the greatest knowledge of "what's going on in the community." Banking, he continued, offers respect, challenge, and security...
...exciting, rewarding, and challenging form of life," is the prospect for the modern banker, remarked Gaylord A. Freeman, vice president of the First National Bank of Chicago, and the other panelists were equally optimistic...