Word: harolds
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...hope the natural tendency for news media to feature demonstrations has not blurred the real picture of President Johnson's reception in Australia. The whole tour was quite fantastic-it even staggered Harold Holt. It was an uninhibited tribute to a man who faces an awesome task each day, best summarized by those words the President must have heard many times here: "Good on yer, mate!" His visit has established a very firm bridgehead across the Pacific...
...Dinner with Monty Wooley as guest star), the HDC was hardly in a position to assume dominance over Harvard theatre. Only an uncommonly talented new generation of people enabled the HDC to meet the high standards which had previously characterized its competition. Director Stephen Aaron, actors Colgate Salsbury, Harold Scott and D.J. Sullivan -- all were from the class of '57, and they became the nucleus of a rejuvenated...
...customs basement, he said, millions of Americans were free to view the Italian film Love and Marriage, which depicts a sultry Sicilian wife cuckolding her husband everywhere from a public lavatory to his own bed as he sleeps on it. Glancing at U.S. bestsellers, Moore wryly noted that Harold Robbins' The Adventurers "introduces a different nymphomaniac every few chapters," while Masters and Johnson's Human Sexual Response describes hundreds of couples' reactions as they "perform their sexual functions, naturally and artificially, under klieg lights...
Britain's deflationary policy may be turning out to be all too stringent. Through high taxes and credit restrictions, Prime Minister Harold Wilson is trying to reduce consumer spending and raise exports and investments. But Wilson realizes that it is hard to cut consumer spending without simultaneously drying up investment-because in large part, investment is a response to demand. The country, headlined the Guardian, appears to be HEADING FOR A DEEP RECESSION...
...Died. Harold Talburt, 71, chief editorial cartoonist of Scripps-Howard Newspapers from 1922 to 1963, who won a Pulitzer Prize in 1933 for his "The Light of Asia" (a fist labeled Japan grasping a torch of burning peace treaties), but is best remembered for his "John Q. Public,"a poor soul reduced to wearing a barrel after paying his taxes; of cancer; in Bethesda...