Word: heard
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Last August, when Under Secretary of State Nicholas Katzenbach imprudently told the Foreign Relations Com mittee that Johnson did not need any congressional declaration to conduct the war, McCarthy stormed out of the hearing. "This is the wildest testimony I ever heard," he told a newsman in the corridor. "There is only one thing to do -take it to the country...
...these Old World cultures never submerged in the great American melting pot as they have elsewhere. The state's culture is a pot of mulligan stew, with each ingredient clearly distinguishable: the Norwegians near Mount Horeb, the Swiss in New Glarus, the Icelanders on Washington Island. German can be heard on the streets of most cities and towns...
...said that he had heard the Boston Sound "doesn't exist," and that he was "in love with Ed Sanders of the Fugs...
Alexander Scourby, 54, is a television anomaly - a performer who is often heard, but seldom seen. The rich, resonant bass that frets, in the name of Johnson & Johnson Band-Aids, "It's a dirty world," is Scourby's. The voice that expresses Eastern Air Lines' sentiment, "We want everyone to fly," is his. He is also the fellow on the tele phone commercial who explains warmly that "We may be the only phone company in town, but we try not to act like...
Saltonstall & Co. sailed for England on a British steamer "The Olympic." They were greeted with amusement by the natives. "We had brought our own water supply," remembers Saltonstall, "as we heard that it took ten days to get acclimated to the change, and we only planned to stay four...