Word: neighborly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Garelick said a neighbor of Chase's had been awakened by the ringing of his doorbell, just after the crash. He opened the door, and there stood a passenger, dazed and with a bloody arm, but otherwise unhurt...
...centuries, Britain's poets have sung of Oxford's "dreaming spires"; but they have done some worrying about them, too. Shops and factories have been creeping in upon the spires like jungle weed-"a base and brickish skirt," cried Gerard Manley Hopkins in 1879, that "sours that neighbor-nature thy grey beauty is grounded best in . . ." Last week the base and brickish skirt was creating a bitterer furor than ever. The center of the storm: the Oxford and District...
Married. Sumner Welles, 59, elegant onetime Under Secretary of State (1937-43), a chief architect of the Good Neighbor policy, author on foreign relations (The Time for Decision, Seven Decisions That Shaped History); and Mrs. Harriette A. Post, 57, Manhattan socialite; both for the third time; in Manhattan...
...Chilean Chamber of Deputies unanimously voted in favor of calling a Latin American conference "in defense of raw materials." Bogotá's El Tiempo cried, "Where is the good will?" Fishing in the troubled waters, Perón's revamped La Prensa sneered at "the Good Neighbor policy that is good only for one neighbor [meaning...
...away mood. Thanks mostly to Playwright Miller, some of the play's power still courses through Death of a Salesman. From the Broadway cast, the film offers good performances by Mildred Dunnock as Willy's wife, Cameron Mitchell as his philandering son, Howard Smith as his envied neighbor. Kevin McCarthy, who played on the London stage the son who sees through Willy, does well in the same part...