Word: nicely
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...come down." It's like flying an airplane, but "you're much more dependent on your physical senses," he summarizes. The closest he ever came to rhapsodizing Friday was while showing a breathtaking color slide of an astronaut's-eye view of the earth. Said he, "It's nice to look at this thing in between your chores...
...having a racing rear axle named after him), who drove his steamer from Paris to Rouen, a distance of 79 miles, at an average speed of 12.6 m.p.h. Daredevil De Dion could not possibly have guessed the contagion he was spreading. Other races followed quickly-to Bordeaux, Marseille, Dieppe, Nice, Trouville, all the way across the Continent to Vienna. The British were a little late joining the fun: in the early days, by law, British motorists had to be preceded by men on foot crying their approach. But by 1903, on the Continent, 3,000,000 fans were turning...
...paid off his last creditor; he felt as if he were leaving someone who needed him. San Francisco's Dr. Alfred Auerback believes that overwhelming debt creates enormous tensions and strains within families. "Young people today," says he, "assume they should have a car, a television set, nice clothes and the other luxuries merely for the asking...
...people are alike. While some women are perfectly happy in a full-time domestic life, others would be reduced to a state of near insanity by it, and are better off in the working world; still others, like Phyllis McGinley, are able to combine both. It would be nice if some day we could stop trying to force all women into a common mold, either that of the home-maker or that of the career woman, but would judge each individual according to her ability instead...
...string of New England public houses including Treadway's best known, the Publick House at Sturbridge, Mass., where a colonial village has been reconstructed. He patterned his operation after colonial innkeeping, insisted on calling his managers innkeepers, worried only slightly about money. "I just love to run a nice place," he insists. "If I kept even, that's all I wanted." He had two basic rules: bedrooms should always be built around a good dining room, and executives should all have kitchen training. "Good hotelmen," says Treadway, "start in the kitchen...