Word: knights
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Odyssey (Sun. 4 p.m., CBS). Films, live drama and choral music will tell the story of the Medieval Knight, his life and trials in the 12th century...
Amherst is paced by a tall, versatile Bill Warren. He has scored at a 23.6 average while alternating between the center and forward positions with Lee Lindeman. Captain Dick Anderson plays the other forward, while Phil Hastings and Kif Knight are at the guards...
...ever swayed him from what he felt in his heart to be right, but in judging what was right, he relied not only on heart, but on his extraordinary taste and ear. His goal was perfection, and he sought it with the fervor of a knight seeking the Grail. In his own mind he never achieved it, but through the years, his music became ever cleaner and simpler. He was the ever-inquiring kind of man who could decide at 85 that (although he loved Wagner and Beethoven) "I have been poisoned all my life by the German approach...
...Concrete Stand. Back in the Senate, which was just about as surprised at Knowland's news as Goodie Knight, such political speculation was suspended while the niceties of senatorial eloquence were observed. Two days after Knowland announced his retirement, colleagues on both sides of the Senate aisle seized half an hour for a peculiar ritual at which they excel: lauding each other in terms that would make an egomaniac blush...
...Publisher Joseph R. Knowland, now 83, to take over the family burdens if necessary. Since California's State Capitol in Sacramento is only a neighborly 90 miles from Oakland, Knowland by no means rules out the possibility that in two years he may decide to joust with Goodie Knight-an endeavor in which he would have the ardent support of Knight-blind California Republicans, currently including the powerful Los Angeles Times. Then, as governor of the second largest state, he might well emerge in 1960 as a powerful candidate for the presidential nomination...