Word: heed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Joseph C. Goodman, 73, a retired businessman from Stamford, Conn., either did not read or did not heed the warning. "He came out of the water staggering and falling," says Moore, "and he had tentacles all over his chest and his arms and legs." The third time he fell, Goodman was unconscious. Moore tried mouth-to-mouth breathing while a fellow guest, Dr. Frank Valone of Rome, N.Y., kept up closed-chest massage. Nothing worked...
...distributed hundreds of thousands of sheets of yellow gummed stickers. Printed in red above the inescapable word "Poison" is a vicious-looking, four-fanged cobra, poised to strike. Most youngsters, the association reasons, are warned against snakes early in life. They should be able to recognize the symbol and heed its warning. The recommendation is that stickers be put not only on dangerous medicines, but on containers for such poisons, among others, as ammonia, antifreeze, bleaches and disinfectants containing chlorine, gasoline, insect and rat poisons, kerosene and lead paints...
...biggest unknown in today's contest is the number of voters who will write in Lodge's name on the ballot. If the number is large, the division of moderate voters may pull Rockefeller's total below Goldwater's. But if citizens heed Rockefeller's plea to "vote for one of the candidates who has openly declared himself a candidate, and who has traveled in the state to discuss the issues with you," then the united moderates may overwhelm the Goldwater backers...
...Take Heed of Loving Me, Vining...
...Tony's new, improved career is that he has done it all without learning to sing any better. His voice is as flat as it is strong; his timing slips and falters like a water wheel in a drought. He delivers a song clearly, cleanly, warmly, paying great heed to the lyrics, making up in feeling what he lacks in old-fashioned talent...