Word: nosing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...look," and Alice's cross-country career at his Phoenix high school. In line with all this one of rock's current rumors is that Alice Cooper is really the guy who played Eddie Haskell on Leave it to Beaver, and boy, was he ever the classic American snot-nose...
...attention. Shake, Baby, Shake, Et Cetera, Et Cet-er-a, Back and forth. Back and forth, Jitterbug, jitterbug, jailhouse rock. Do-wah... Do-wah... Diddy... Diddy... "Wow, Spike, you sure can move!!" "Yeah." The band stopped. A satisfied drop of perspiration rolled off the end of Spike's nose. Mary Lou sighed...
...seems to have been whipped into him by the prairie wind. He is a sheep farmer, not poor but far from prosperous, a widower and a careful father. Camping out with his son Chris (Nicolas Beauvy) he awakes in the morning to find the boy sweating, bleeding from the nose, comatose. In the field all around him are the sheep, many dead, some still dying. Logan rushes Chris to the hospital and is advised by his personal physician and old friend (Richard Basehart) to admit himself as well. Chris convulses and dies. Logan, purposely isolated, is not informed...
...parachutes failed in a recent jump from a plane 3,300 feet above the Coolidge, Ariz., airport, Skydiver Bob Hall, 19, plummeted earthward and hit the ground at an estimated 60 m.p.h. Miraculously, he survived. A few days later, recovering from nothing more serious than a smashed nose and loosened teeth, he told reporters what the plunge had been like: "I screamed. I knew I was dead and that my life was ended. All my past life flashed before my eyes, it really did. I saw my mother's face, all the homes I've lived...
Southern Airways of Atlanta prides itself on its ante bellum hospitality. Its blue-and-yellow planes even have smile faces painted on the nose under the inscription HAVE A NICE DAY. But no one was smiling after one of the most theatrical and spectacularly prolonged episodes in the chronicles of skyjacking. Three men armed with pistols and a hand grenade boarded Flight 49 in Birmingham and took the 30 passengers and four crew members on an odyssey of terror that ended 29 hours later in Havana. Everybody lost something on the flight: the copilot was wounded, the passengers were badly...