Word: mass
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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WILLIAM D. HARRINGTON JR. LINCOLN, MASS...
...Taunton, Mass...
...breakfasts on bacon and eggs, glances at the morning papers, and by 8 o'clock is on his way to the Senate Office Building in a taxi. (He has rarely driven since the time he started through a red light while his mind was preoccupied with work.) A mass of business is already waiting: more than 300 letters a day, many of them with valuable tips about the investigation; conferences with Committee Counsel Robert Kennedy, who keeps McClellan thoroughly briefed on latest developments; executive sessions with fellow committee members; preparations for the day's hearings...
...organ of parties in government, no person regardless of rank, merits, history or past victories has the right to silence critics." There should be no more terror: the new education of the masses must "be carried on seriously but with the gentleness of a breeze or of light rain . . . Except in major offenses against law or discipline, all should be exempt from punitive measures. Self-criticism and criticism of others should take place in heart-to-heart talks between comrades. There must be no mass public assemblies and no battles." The new campaign even went...
...Ernie. He is handsome enough and his low, masculine bass voice gives him sex appeal to women, but he is not good-looking enough for men to resent. Ernie himself is right from the workingman. They love and understand him. Let's face it, he's got mass appeal." Ford works an eleven-hour work day on his five daytime shows (soon to be dropped by him) and single night entry without getting ruffled. "The only one around here who has an ulcer is the producer, and he brought it over with him from the Gobel show," says...