Word: georgetown
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...historic walk-ons as the presidential baggage-master, J.F.K.'s White House French teacher and a soldier who carried a wreath in the funeral procession. He examined the coffin in which Kennedy's body was brought to Washington, studied Jackie's bloodied pink dress in the Georgetown attic where it has been stored since she took it off, walked the entire five-mile motorcade route in Dallas. In the end, he molded his mountain of minutiae into a highly dramatized reconstruction of the tragedy...
...Washington, so many people picked up telephones when they heard the first bulletins that-one by one-nearly every major exchange in the city went dead. Ted Kennedy raced desperately from house to house in Georgetown, trying to find a phone and to learn whether his brother was dead...
Even the Crimson's returning scorers of last year are in trouble. They Burns took a third in the 1000 in 1966, but now he will be up against stiffer competition, including Georgetown's Bob Zeiminski and several Villanova runners. Georgetown's Rick Urbina, the reigning champion, is out with an injury...
...family as a filling-station attendant. A flawless student, he was awarded a scholarship to Holy Cross and graduated summa cum laude in 1941. Because he hurt his back in a plane crash, Williams was medically discharged by the wartime Army Air Corps after two years, went on to Georgetown Law School. By 1945 he was working for a big Washington firm. Although criminal law was then considered déclassé, Williams willingly switched to it in 1949 and opened his own firm, which now includes 14 lawyers...
When the President's limousine was spotted purring out of the gate one night, there was a suspicion that the owner was going out on the town-but nobody was sure. The car was later seen in Georgetown, and it was assumed that he had had dinner there. Again, nobody knew for sure. Betty Beale, the Washington Star's society columnist, had a real scoop when she disclosed, almost three weeks later, that the Johnsons had attended a dinner at the Averell Harrimans'-and that every-one had had a fine time. The Johnsons' place cards...