Word: nine
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Only obstacle now in the way: a French court's recognition of Prince Aly's Las Vegas divorce (TIME, Feb. 9, 1953) from sultry Cinemactress Rita Hayworth, who last week settled a nine-month feud with Columbia Pictures. Rita was expected to go before cameras in a cinemusical version of Pal Joey (instead of going Biblical, as once planned, in a movie version of Thomas Mann's Joseph and His Brothers...
...Correspondent Winston Burdett that he had been a Communist spy (TIME, July 11). Of 35 subpoenas to secret hearings by the Internal Security Subcommittee, 26 went to past or present employees of the New York Times. Last week the Senate investigators called up 18 witnesses for open hearings-and nine of them were on the Times, and two had just left it. The Times promptly accused the subcommittee's leaders of trying not so much to hunt Communists as to harass the Times for editorial views hostile to their...
...commission found only 17 local citizens' groups in operation. A year later, there were 175, and by 1955 there were 2,500 working with the help of the commission. The number of statewide committees has jumped from nine to 34. The commission was one of the chief backers of the White House Conference on Education. But its most important accomplishment was to make education a national conversation topic. The number of articles on school affairs appearing in large-circulation magazines has gone up from 128 in 1949 to more than 400 last year. P.T.A. membership has doubled to almost...
...other nine are in Logan, Utah; Cardston, Alta., Canada; St. George, Utah; Manti, Utah; Mesa, Ariz.; Honolulu; Salt Lake City; Idaho Falls, Idaho; Bern, Switzerland. † Who told Founder Joseph Smith in Manchester, N.Y. Sept. 21, 1823 about the golden tablets that held the fundamental tenets of Mormonism...
...approach the dead man and to touch his cold foot. Tremblingly I obeyed. Then father said: 'This man died for freedom.' " 33,333 Lines. Nikos grew up to study law in Athens and philosophy in Paris. Returning to Greece in 1914, he published the first of his nine novels. He has traveled in Spain, Russia, England, Egypt, China and Japan, and written books on all of them, together with philosophical treatises on Nietzsche and Bergson, ten plays centering on such figures as Christ, Ulysses and Julian the Apostate, and his own 33,333 line Odyssey, which begins where...