Word: matthew
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Matthew S. Meselson, Professor of Biology, said last night that present U.S. policy towards biological and chemical warfare is one which can only stimulate other countries to develop their own chemical and biological weapons...
When Supersalesman Matthew J. Culligan took over NBC radio in 1956, its operations were a staggering $3,000,000 in the red. Within three years, Joe Culligan had set the radio network to humming profitably along again. Later, as president of the beleaguered Curtis Publishing Co., his skill at troubleshooting misfired, and he was forced out after an executive-suite revolt. But, as he is fond of saying, "a comeback career seems to be my lot." Now he has gone back to radio, this time as president of the nation's biggest network, the Mutual Broadcasting System. Culligan wants...
...nothing. Things do begin to happen to 1826 and its buoyant crew. German prisoners try to escape, and 1826 almost gets blown to smithereens by a mine. Young Seaman Peter Carlyle is hauled up before a general court martial for carrying Navy supplies to his Italian sweetheart. Lieut. (j.g.) Matthew Barclay falls head over keel with an Army nurse who plays the piano. Finally, there is a chilling climax that shows that Brinkley has not been writing a situation comedy at all but a situation tragedy. Even so, the reader's interest is likely to reach deep six well...
...Kathleen, 15; Joe, 13; Bobby, 12; David, 11; Courtney, 10; Michael, 8; Kerry, 7; Christopher, 3; Matthew, 20 months...
...budget movie, The Gospel According to St. Matthew, was hailed as the year's best religious film; so Italian Director Pier Paolo Pasolini has decided to try the formula again. And again. First he plans to shoot a modern-day version of St. Paul's travels, then a contemporary parable of Christ visiting a middle-class family. The fact that Pasolini is a Marxist seems to trouble a lot of people-but not Paolo. "What no one understands is that an Italian Marxist is very special. He doesn't change into another person when he votes Communist...