Word: nov
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...will open against Tufts Oct. 15, meet Dartmouth on the 25th, Penn Nov. 2, Princeton a week later, and Yale on the 22nd...
...Donnelley & Sons. By Nov. 1, it will be distributed by Random House to bookstores in the U.S. and later abroad...
...Actress O'Hara retorted to the press that she was not in Hollywood but in Europe at the time of the Nov. 9, 1953 incident described by Confidential, said her passport would support her story, produced airline pictures that showed her leaving for Europe in October 1953 and returning the following January...
...interpretation of the facts, the five committeemen* surveyed the parade of theories whereby atherosclerosis and its fatal consequences have been successively blamed on cholesterol in one form or another, on increased fat in the diet, on animal fats and most recently on saturated fats, whether animal or vegetable (TIME, Nov. 12, 1956). They agreed that several factors-heredity, the anatomy of blood vessels, blood pressure, sex and obesity-are at least as important as dietary fat in predisposing to atherosclerosis. They were unanimous that obesity is a heavy villain in the picture, must be subdued by diet (including a reduction...
When Juan Ramón Jiménez won the 1956 Nobel Prize for literature (TIME, Nov. 5, 1956), most Americans hearing the news wondered who on earth he was. The greatest living poet of the Spanish-speaking world had hardly been translated into English, and. except for students of Spanish literature, even the literarily enlightened only vaguely knew his name from anthologies. In Spain Poet Jiménez had kept aloof from political life, in 1936 had exiled himself to America, eventually settling in Puerto Rico. Now one of his most memorable works is available to U.S. readers, largely...