Word: habitations
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Noel Carrell, who won the 1000 for Villanova two years ago but had to settle for second place in 1964, should get back in the winning habit tonight and give the Wildcats a second victory. Teammate Al Adams is another potential scorer for Villanova in this event...
...District Judge William Harold Cox, 63, is by every accounting a first-rate lawyer, a hard-working jurist-and a tried and true Mississippian (he roomed with Senator Eastland at Ole Miss) who, since his appointment by President Kennedy in 1961, has made a habit of deciding against the Federal Government in civil rights cases. Last week he did it again...
...side, once the movie is made. "The drama of her life is that there is no difference between her acting and her private life," says Producer Raoul Levy, uneasily recalling that during the shooting of Moderato Cantabile in 1960, she started drinking wine in the morning, duplicating the troubling habit of the suicidal character she played. Says her friend Marguerite Duras, who wrote Moderato: "She emerges from her films a convalescent, both physically and morally...
Bill McCurdy has the coach's habit of crying "Wolf!" before the big ones. So last winter, when he said his unbeaten runners would be fighting for their skins against Navy in the Heptagonals, everyone figured it was so much baloney. It wasn't. The Crimson just squeezed by the Middies...
Some more understandable collector's items are such handsome felines as house-cat-size margays, ocelots and cheetahs-Oregon Sportsman John S. Day, 55, uses his cheetah, Mike, for hunting and exercise. Exotic animals can be habit-forming. Jeri Hines, a Los Angeles divorcee with three children, bought a boa constrictor a couple of years ago. Since then, she has acquired an alligator, an aquatic toad, a green iguana and a tire eel, and has had to move to a new district because none of her neighbors would let their children into her house...