Word: occasionals
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Ice, Mrs. Astor? Though Shriver knew from the first that the poverty campaign would be controversial, he did not realize how implacable his critics would be. On occasion, he says wryly, "it makes me feel like Mrs. Astor on the Titanic. As the iceberg crashed through the ship's...
Johnson's problems are hardly new, as Rabbi Issar Yehuda Unterman, the Chief Rabbi of Israel, took occasion to remind him in a brief, unofficial visit. King David, said the whitebearded rabbi, had also been assailed by "seemingly insoluble problems of state"-yet had surmounted them with divine guidance...
Nonetheless, the celebration was a festive occasion. Throngs of peasant women and men, peddling sausages and souvenirs, clustered in the newly washed streets of the normally drab industrial city. When Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski arrived two days before the ceremonies, he was nearly mobbed by frantic tens of thousands, chanting wildly...
The occasion was the $25-a-ticket opening night of "Seven Decades," a survey of art since 1895 spread through ten commercial galleries,* with 371 works on view, almost half of them borrowed from private collections. The whole seebang is a benefit for the Public Education Association, and never has...
Moving its annual meeting into the Southwest for the first time, IBM last week gathered its stockholders in Houston. The news they heard from the world's leading computer maker was more than big enough to suit the occasion. Chairman Thomas J. Watson Jr. first announced that the company...