Word: g
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...ftittercrumbs, fluttercrimbs are float-fallin, g: allwhere...
...which must come as news to the non-G.O.P. elements of the Nixon equation. But it is provocative. The Chicago Tribune found it "as thoughtful and intelligent a political appraisal as we are likely to get this year." The New York Times mulled the proposal over and concluded that it is "intriguing but implausible political speculation." Ted Sorensen decided it was the product of a "Nixon mimeograph machine that ran amuck one night...
Ford's new device follows an earlier safety announcement by rival General Motors. G. M. three weeks ago revealed that after two years of "top priority" work by its Fisher Body division, it was installing a guard rail on the doors of more than half of next year's models. The rail, actually an 8-in. section of high-strength sheet metal, will be welded out of sight inside the door. In the event of an impact on the side of the car, the rail will give way gradually but with resilience enough to deflect the oncoming automobile...
...meeting among Dunphy, the CBC, and Recreation Director Paul G. Cowles to discuss, the renovation of Hayt Fied--a playground used mostly by blacks...
...identifying the critical phenomenon and devising the necessary experiment." Williams relates how one of his colleagues, after watching Kafatos present his findings, said "God may be dead but Zeus isn't." Williams used to be one of the heads of the developmental biology course Kafatos now teaches with John G. Torrey, professor of Botany. But "Kafatos is such an enchanting and lovable teacher that I soon realized he could do the job as well as I could, so I resigned," Williams said...