Word: husbanding
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...general, drug control of personality will be widely accepted well before the year 2000. If a wife or husband seems to be unusually grouchy on a given evening, says Rand's Olaf Helmer, a spouse will be able to pop down to the corner drugstore, buy some anti-grouch pills, and slip them into the coffee. Or a lackadaisical person could be dosed into a sense of ambition. Electrical stimulus of brain areas has been shown to produce responses of fear, affection, laughter or sex arousal; such techniques, says Yale's Dr. Jose Delgado, "will certainly increase...
Well, as the lady's husband explained, "she would rather be an actress than a clotheshorse anyway." She certainly is no nag, and Clay Felker, the editor of the New York Herald Tribune's Sunday magazine, very broadmindedly decided he didn't mind having his wife, Actress Pamela Tiffin, 23, acting in briefs like that. Besides, even though Pamela thinks indolent Italian Marcello Mastroianni is the best actor she's ever acted against, "next to James Cagney," their parts in this picture, something unwholesome called Paranoia, have Marcello very neurotically trying to sell Pam into...
...have tea with the women, I mentioned a Harvard professor's book about seventeenth century merchants. Mrs. Friedan immediately interrupted, "Doesn't his wife collaborate on some of his stuff? She does? What her name?" Pulling out a note book, she asked if we knew any other wife-husband teams...
...some of them never show any expression at all, while others come up with some amateurish miming. When the queen hears the fatal prophecy a worried expression comes over her face, more like a wife who has burned the potatoes than a queen who is about to lose her husband and kingdom...
Died. Jeannette Kittredge Watson, 82, widow of IBM Founder Thomas J. Watson Sr., mother of Tom Jr. and Arthur K., the firm's chairman and vice chairman, who accompanied her husband on business trips, served as a director and gave the staff an enduring sobriquet, "the IBM Family"; in Manhattan...