Word: incidentals
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Following the Carteri incident, even veteran Soprano Renata Tebaldi lost her voice from fright before a Parma performance of Boheme ("I can't sing tonight; something has tightened my throat up," said she), and Conductor Basile, in an effort to appease the gallery, fired four of the weaker members...
In Brazil, long a haven for anti-Salazar exiles, Captain Henrique Galvão called the Beja incident "a great step forward, just because it happened.'' Galvão, who daringly hijacked the Portuguese liner Santa Maria last January, conceded that the operation was badly led and planned...
In North Carolina, Roberts said, Negroes hold many positions in city and state governments, and schools in major cities have been desegregated without incident. In Virginia, on the other hand, the 1954 integration-order resulted in the closing of public schools. As yet there are not public schools open in...
Thus, the incident itself did not amount to much, but it was a turning point in the presidential year. For the first time Kennedy had backed up his urgent words with urgent action-and was psychologically ready for more. Gone was the old feeling of complete cockiness. Gone too was...
Dean Watson and the Masters of the Houses agree that the spider incident "has solved Harvard's time-honored space problem," and the Administration substitutes a new concept for the old formula of expansion: "liquidation." ...Harvard purchases the MTA yards and President Pusey declares himself "pleased as punch and proud...