Word: martinisms
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Near the end of the lesson, Carter again harked back to the climactic night at the Democratic National Convention. Said he: "This is what you need to remember: let us love one another. As Dr. Martin Luther King Sr. said the other night, if you have got any hatred left in your heart, get down on your knees." He concluded by telling churchgoers that "you do not have to have a preacher. You do not even have to have a Sunday-school teacher. You just have to have a simple faith...
...weekends ago a ragtag line of some 150 blacks and whites, members of an obscure group called the Martin Luther King Jr. Movement, decided to challenge the discriminatory patterns in the Marquette Park area. Their tiny demonstration brought Chicago to the brink of its worst racial outburst in ten years...
...have dreamed about going to Mars and exploring the Red Planet. Last week, on July 20, at 8:12 a.m. (E.D.T.)-seven years to the day after the first men walked on the moon-this dream became a reality. "Touchdown! We have touchdown!" shouted Project Manager James S. Martin Jr. as he watched the consoles at Pasadena's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Only 17 sec. behind schedule, the lander was safely down on Mars' Chryse Planitia (golden plains...
...This has got to be the happiest time of my life," said Martin as he popped the cork on a bottle of champagne. "It's incredible to me that it all worked so perfectly." Scientists who had sweated through Viking's earlier delays and other technical problems greeted the landing with applause or jokes. A few were damp-eyed. Most, however, were simply overwhelmed by the implications of their accomplishment. "How many times does Columbus arrive in history?" asked Gerald Soffen, Viking project scientist. "We've just witnessed one of the arrivals. We are a privileged generation...
...formulating his economic policies, Reagan has relied heavily on the advice of Martin Anderson, who took a leave from his post as senior fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution to join Reagan's campaign full time at the start of the year (after the $90 billion proposal had been made). Anderson, who will turn 40 next week, served as the personal deputy of Arthur Burns, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, when Burns was a White House Counsellor to President Nixon. Reagan has also consulted some well-known economists, including Hendrik Houthakker of Harvard, a former member...