Word: havens
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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CHARLESTON, S.C., is a city of antebellum mansions with brass knockers, walled gardens and wrought-iron gates. In spring, the stately peninsula city with its long sense of history is a snug, unharried haven for tourists. Charleston's generally docile Negroes and unpugnacious labor unions have blended well into the Old South texture. But this spring the blacks and the unions have both begun to change, and with them, Charleston...
...have won nearly 100 nominations, admits: "Frankly, the people in the Academy don't know what the hell they're voting for. Not any more than a clothing salesman from Dayton, Ohio." Paramount's production chief Robert Evans concurs: "There are people in the Academy who haven't worked in years. How can they know what the industry is about anymore?" Perhaps Joseph Mankiewicz is correct when he says: "A film academy that includes financiers and publicity men and does not include Fellini, Bergman and Truffaut, can hardly be called an academy. Somewhere there should...
Before his appointment to the post here, Gruson was president of a non-profit development corporation associated with the Yale New Haven Medical Center. Two weeks ago, he said one of his major concerns there was arranging for low-income housing for families in the vicinity of the Yale Medical Center...
...been hitting the ball well," captain John Igncio said. "We just haven't been getting it to drop in the right places, or with men on base." Another problem has been Harvard's fenceless outfield. "Pete Varney has hit five balls that would have been home runs in a park with a fence," Ignacio said...
...smell of grass drifted up and down the stairway. The light on the landing was burning, but the man said it had taken eight weeks get it replaced. Action on a complaint of roaches had taken less time--a month and a half. "I think it helped. We haven't had so many lately...