Word: neighborly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Spotted. Success was his undoing. When his picture ran in TIME, July 13,* as North Carolina's G.O.P. chairman and one of the South's rising young Republicans, it was spotted by a neighbor in Roanoke. She called the Roanoke Times, which enlisted the aid of the Charlotte (N.C.) Observer. Last week two Observer reporters buttonholed Cobb as he was leaving a G.O.P. meeting in Morganton...
...Kennedy headquarters seemed unperturbed by the goings on at their neighbor's place. Nevertheless, Stephen Smith, Ted Kennedy's brother-in-law, was standing on Tremont Street, comparing the window displays of the rival candidates...
...entire cast of Bird Man is superb, especially Neville Brand as a soft-spoken prison guard and Telly Savalas as Stroud's humorous cell neighbor, both of whom break through the bird man's embittered aloofness to show him that the community of man is not all enemy country. The film's overall indictment is of the penal system as a profoundly damning instrument of society. Bird Man of Alcatraz argues forcefully and with eloquence that the destruction of individual dignity, the reduction of a human soul to a numbered automaton, is as great a crime...
...traveled south last year. And he got some massive turnouts in Manhattan during his 1960 campaigning. Last week Kennedy's orange-nosed Air Force jet carried him across the U.S. border for a three-day visit to President Adolfo Lopez Mateos and the fiercely independent, sometimes cantankerous southern neighbor, Mexico...
Syndicated Columnist Inez Robb has been content to leave such lofty matters as "world peace, the Good Neighbor policy, nuclear supremacy and the stabilization of the dollar" to colleagues of a more cosmic stripe. Mrs. Robb usually sights in on humbler game: highway billboards, women in slacks, unhygienic rest rooms...