Word: nelsons
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...their son reached the age of one, Happy and Rocky finally decided to give the world its first peek at Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller Jr., and he looked like a million dollars...
...Including that of ex-Navy Yeoman Nelson C. Drummond, sentenced to life in 1963 for selling U.S. secrets to the Russians...
...Cool, but Chilled. On paper, Roosevelt's new job would seem to be a first-rate launching platform for what he really wants to do: run next year against Nelson Rockefeller for Governor of New York. "I would be less than frank," said Frank last week, "if I didn't say that I was interested in the governorship. I would be flattered if the party wanted me or drafted me." But the civil rights and minority group votes do not come automatically-not even to a Roosevelt, as Brother Jimmy discovered last month when he was soundly trounced...
...intellectuals' new affluence is not confined to the scientists and economists. Archaeologist Nelson Glueck was recently asked to join the board of a Cincinnati insurance company. Philosophers and novelists are not exactly swamped with management job offers, but their salaries are higher, their lecture fees munificent, and, what with paperbacks, they not only can get anything published, but published for gold. Then there are the foundations. If one can't get a Guggenheim, one can always get a Ford, and if not a Ford, a Rockefeller. At the last meeting of the Northwestern University Finnegans Wake Society...
...precisely the two-thirds majority that was needed, the Oklahoma senate last week ousted State Supreme Court Justice Napoleon Bona parte Johnson, 74, on impeachment charges made by the state house of representatives (TIME, April 16). The case hinged on the testimony of former Justice Nelson S. Corn, 81, who was granted immunity after admitting that in 1957 he took a $150,000 bribe to mastermind the 6-2 reversal of a state tax claim against a shady investment company...