Word: lock
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...elected to spend the night at the Central Square lock-up, although a bonding commissioner said they could pay a $3-dollar fee and leave on their own recognizance. They are scheduled to be arraigned this morning in the Third District Court of Eastern Middlesex...
Thomas Gainsborough, for example, is represented most tellingly by a flamboyant "fancy picture" (a fantasy) of a sleeping country girl. John Constable's Study for "A Boat Passing a Lock" illustrates through its snapshot organization and cavalier brushwork his influence on Delacroix, Millet and Corot. Hardly less impressive are five canvases by the provincial Joseph Wright of Derby (1734-97), which range from a firelit Iron Forge to the protosurrealism of The Old Man and Death...
Paul Parks, recently appointed Model Cities Administrator for Boston, said Anderson and other professionals trying to work with the community were "lock-stepping with a system that has failed" ghetto residents...
...retired Lieut. Colonel John Eisenhower, and Wife Barbara. The scene was the 13th Annual International Debutante Ball at Manhattan's Waldorf-Astoria hotel, graced by 62 young ladies from 16 countries and 17 states and the District of Columbia. As usual, second-generation Republicans seemed to have a lock on the proceedings. Barbara Anne was escorted by her brother David's Amherst roommate, Don Stolper, and David himself was there with Fiancée Julie Nixon, who had been last year's Queen. It was a bit too much for Barbara Anne, and she fainted away during...
When Roger Fisher got wind of the ad's existence not long before page 25 of the Aug. 14 Times was scheduled to lock up, he tried to check it out. "I said, 'Hold the ad up until I can look at it,' and they [the San Francisco group which wrote and paid for the ad] thought I was working for the CIA in some connection, as a special agent," Fisher recalls...