Word: logs
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Oxbridge." In twenty-three years in the House, Perk has decisively laid such doubts to rest. And as he retires this year from the Mastership, he leaves a House whose own traditions, and whose sense of tradition, he has kept burning brightly--like the flame of the Yule log and the light of the High Table candles--against the unseasonable winds of change...
...Having got that off his lordship's chest. Arthur Strange Kattendyke David Archibald Gore, 52. the eighth Earl and the tenth Baronet of Arran, stopped watching the telly, polished off the whisky and soda that, he says, lubricates his pen. hitched up his pajamas, and threw another log on the fire...
Among the wounded is the Crimson's leading scorer Bill Lamarche who will be playing with a strained knee Mgament if he plays at all. Coach Welland may have to make do without the services of defenseman Ron Thomson as well. The 5 ft. 10 in. senior bruised a log against Cornell last week-end and was sidelined for the Northeastern game...
...Kerr was born in an Oklahoma log cabin; he became the wealthiest member of the U.S. Senate. He could have bought Brooks Brothers out of the change in his pants pocket; but his baggy blue suits looked as if they had been ordered from a Montgomery Ward catalogue. He was a deeply Christian man who gave at least 30% of his vast wealth to the Baptist church; yet he felt no compunction whatever about using his Senate position to fight for tax laws that would enhance his own riches. He could be gentle; once, when a longtime Negro houseman...
...over $10. They would also be required to itemize expenses down to 10? telephone calls and report such details as where and how long they entertained clients at expense-account lunches. Executives who made both business and personal use of a country club would be required to keep a log of all visits to the club, including those of their wives and children. Over 50% family use, decreed the IRS, and club dues would no longer be a business deduction...