Word: gayness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...rioting got worse Friday night, but it was never fierce. Both the police and the rioters were very restrained. There were few instances of attacks on whites, few knifings or shooting, only a kind of gay and systematic looting and burning. Nearly all the stores that burned belonged to whites, but the apartments above them belonged to blacks...
...32ND ANNUAL MASTERS TOURNAMENT (CBS, 3:45-6 p.m.). Live coverage of the third round from Augusta (Ga.) National Golf Club. Defending Champion Gay Brewer competes against 85 of the world's leading professional and amateur golfers. Final round of the tournament will be shown tomorrow...
...decides, of course, to take the second alternative. He is imperious and gay, kindly and cruel-and he knows his enemy. Yet his special mixture of idealism and cynicism makes a poor weapon against the greed, ignorance and envy of his political foes. His subjects look upon him as a god, and soon, the reformer begins to see himself that way too. It is the beginning of his doom...
...goes completely over your head," says Martin, "there'll be another along in a few seconds that'll crack you up." Sprinkled throughout are quick flashes of famous faces (Peter Lawford, winking broadly: "You don't have to be happy to be gay"), and a variety of sight gags, such as Teletype streamers that chug across the bottom of the screen ("Eartha Kitt-call your draft board...
...when they were both young lawyers in New York. The brilliant Frankfurter, who was twelve when he came to the U.S. from his native Austria, hit it off at once with the Hudson Valley aristocrat. Was young Felix merely charmed into a state of uncritical friendship by a gay, handsome fellow with a name that was practically a political key? Frankfurter himself supplied an answer in 1930 when he wrote to his friend Walter Lippmann that if he were in New York he would vote for F.D.R. for Governor, even though "I know his limitations . . . lack of an incisive intellect...