Word: lunches
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...running Dick Nixon for the presidency again. Among the heads cool to Nixon are North Dakota's Senator Milt Young and New Hampshire's Senator Styles Bridges, who were once strong in Nixon's corner. Rocky has sent word to Bridges that he would like to lunch with him next time he visits Washington...
...College is also considering a plan to provide meal tickets for students who live off-campus but would occasionally like to eat lunch or breakfast in the Quad dorms...
...bishops' request. Says he: "If I were President. I could think of no clear constitutional rea son to veto a bill aiding church and private schools." The National Defense Act permits loans to parochial schools for the purchase of teaching aids in science classes. The National School Lunch Act grants money to states to buy food for non profit lunches in both private and public schools. Kennedy's answer is that such legislation carries out one narrowly defined purpose of the Government: to help student welfare. Boston University's Albert R. Beisel Jr., a Unitarian, endorses this...
Southern policemen these days are up against an outbreak of a non-crime called "nonviolence." Last week it forced a key gain for Negroes in Atlanta, where white merchants agreed to desegregate lunch counters when school segregation ends (see NATIONAL AFFAIRS). In Durham, N.C., professors at Duke University and North Carolina (Negro) College joined students in picketing segregated movie theaters. In Columbia, S.C., 190 Negro students began to stand trial for singing hymns outside the state capitol. The year-long success of such demonstrations has raised a thirst for knowledge of the first principles of the weapon. Washington...
...young bachelor (played by Jean-Paul Belmondo, the post-existentialist punk in Breathless, who proves roguishly engaging in romantic comedy) gives a neglected wife (Dany Robin) the old let's-do-it look. She looks right back. Wearing his horns jauntily, the husband invites the bachelor home for lunch. "My wife hates money," he murmurs casually, "so she spends it as fast as she can. By the way, when do you intend to marry her?'' The bachelor gulps, glances at his watch. "Too bad,'' he splutters as he dashes off, "but my time...