Word: hyde
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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King and Country. Slowly and silently, with infinite care the camera examines the World War I memorial at London's Hyde Park Corner. Searching out the details of the brave soldiers on the stone frieze, it leads to the words carved along one side: A ROYAL FELLOWSHIP-the camera turns the corner-OF DEATH. The scene shifts to a tangle of barbed wire, the detritus of trench warfare, the corpses of trees and, half-buried in the churned and muddy ground, the corpses of men. One of them slowly comes alive-he is a soldier lying...
F.D.R. (ABC, 8-8:30 p.m.). Roosevelt's evolution from Hyde Park patroon to internationalist, encompassing his early espousal of dollar diplomacy in Latin America, his Wilson-inspired support of the League of Nations, and his ultimate commitment to the good-neighbor policy...
Again, in a memorial speech last month at Franklin Roosevelt's grave site in Hyde Park, Bundy said: "We cannot have peace without power, and power alone does not make peace. We cannot limit ourselves to one objective at a time. We, like Caesar, have all things to do at once. And this is hard. In Viet Nam today we have to share in the fighting; we have to lead in the search for peace; and we have to respond, in all that we do, to the real needs and hopes of the people of Viet...
...staying on in London after helping dedicate the Runnymede memorial to her late husband, put an ad in the papers for an "extremely reliable and competent young woman, 25-35, to look after girl of seven and boy four in New York City; English or French native language.-Telephone. HYDe Park 3808 or 9666, between...
...with astonishing vitality from earlier illness, including two previous strokes, Churchill at 90 was feeble and weary; his illness, said Moran, was "very serious indeed." In a chilling wind and rain, sorrowing Britons gathered quietly in the cul-de-sac outside Churchill's red brick house at 28 Hyde Park Gate...