Word: morrises
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Georgia's Governor Jimmy Carter last week became the second Democrat, following Arizona Representative Morris Udall, to announce his candidacy for the presidency in 1976. A blue-eyed big-time peanut farmer noted for his folksy charm, Carter, 50, bears a slight physical resemblance to John F. Kennedy. He...
In general, though, as Desmond Morris wrote in The Naked Ape, "The popularity of an animal is directly correlated with the number of anthropomorphic features it possesses." This is recognized by even the youngest children; they are generally the most levelheaded owners and associates of pets, whom they see as...
Doughnuts. In contrast, Arizona's Congressman Morris ("Mo") Udall, the only declared candidate in the herd, served coffee and doughnuts while they lasted but had 85 volunteers-the largest contingent at the convention-hand ing out his low-budget literature. Senator Henry Jackson, the present front runner by the...
OTHER NOTEWORTHY articles include a two-part series in the New Yorker (Dec. 2 and Dec. 9) on Multinational Corporations by Richard Barnet and Ronald Miller; an excellent review of Robert Fitzgerald's new translation of the Iliad by D.S. Carne-Ross in the New York Review of Books (Dec...
The man who announced in was Congressman Morris K. Udall of Arizona, 52, the brother of the former Secretary of the Interior and a tall, effective politician who appeals to the likes of George McGovern's 1972 constituency. The man who dropped out was Minnesota Senator Walter Mondale, 46...