Word: lewises
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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The week had not begun auspiciously. Seeking spiritual solace at Bruton Parish in Colonial Williamsburg, the historic Virginia town restored to Revolutionary-era authenticity by the Rockefeller family, Johnson heard a sermon on Viet Nam instead. "There is rather general consensus that what we are doing in Viet Nam is...
Too Much Guff. Johnson, who had spent the previous two days doing his best to explain why in hard-hitting speeches at eight U.S. military bases around the nation, managed to appear unruffled. Leaving the church, Lady Bird chirped a noncommittal "Wonderful choir." Smiling stiffly, the President shook hands with...
Lewis Brown, the costumer, has done a very believable job of padding out Mr. Glossop and has also had the inspiration to give the ladies 16th century profiles by flattening out their chests. It doesn't seem to hurt their singing.
A Memorial service for Lewis Smith, costumer at the Loeb who died last month, will be held at 4 p.m. today in Memorial Church.
He was short and bushy-browed and looked like a roguish Kewpie doll. Franklin Roosevelt called him "Mr. Common Sense." John L. Lewis tagged him a "poker-playing, whisky-drinking, labor-baiting, evil old man." To most Americans he was best known as "Cactus Jack."