Word: mentioned
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...many more years; it makes it doubly hard on thousands of Dallasites who loved and honored President Kennedy, and whose sense of impotent frustration is made almost unbearable by being lumped as one with those of our fellow citizens who would go to any lengths to forget. Why is mention so seldom made of the thousands of floral tributes, verses, photographs, and pathetic handmade memorials regularly left at the assassination site? Or of the petitions to have a permanent marker of dignity and respect? Or of the letters to local newspapers decrying the "official" attitude of our city? Please...
...done it in today's Europe, although his descendants continue the guides competently enough. The Continent is simply changing too fast in too many directions for any single guidebook to keep up with it. There are 10,350 restaurants and 1,100 hotels in Paris alone, not to mention 110 nightclubs and 12,000 bars. Whether or not they could cover all the pertinent sights, smells and tastes, none of today's guides could consider printing them all. Air travelers need compact books...
...they have several factors working for them. Defense spending should climb by no more than $1.5 billion in the second quarter, and by $300 million each in the third and fourth. Businessmen may well pare their capital investment because of labor shortages and delays in deliveries, not to mention Johnson's appeals that equate parsimony with patriotism. As for consumers, the higher payroll withholding taxes beginning next week will cut their disposable income by $150 million a month.* And the speed-up in tax payments by corporations will reduce their ready cash by an average $125 million a month...
...itself does not do anything to a person. The effect depends on the individual's preparation and motivation," she says. She complains that people like Dana L. Farnsworth, Director of University Health Services, are not very helpful. "He only mentions the cases that turnout badly," she says, "and does not mention cases in which psychedelics can be used constructively...
There were jittery calligraphs, concentric circles, anxious labyrinths and hysterical lines, not to mention stickpin Indians, Uncle Sam sphinxes, and cats and dogs and question marks, all up on the wall. As Frenchmen filed through Paris' Galerie Maeght last week rubbernecking, chuckling and occasionally snorting, the scene seemed readymade for a Saul Steinberg cartoon. As a matter of fact, Steinberg probably will make a cartoon of it-it's his show...