Word: page
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...notes for travelers. In a recent issue of TIME'S college edition, we included a four-page report prepared for students going abroad. Packed with facts about tours, hotels, camps, hostels and study courses, the supplement was well received on the campuses. If you want a copy, please write to: TIME Student Travel Report, Box 870, Radio City Station P.O., New York...
...living person's autograph the highest price ever paid was rung up in an auction last year for a four-page letter from Jacqueline Kennedy, written when her husband was a Senator, in reply to a begging letter from an Englishman. Auctioneers had estimated that the letter would bring no more than $250, but a Boston lawyer paid...
...tragedy of Sam and Henny is no grand Sophoclean descent into doom. They live like a couple of roaches battling over garbage, and fate simply sluices them down the drain. But every page is written with battering intensity. The Man Who Loved Children is a big black diamond of a book, an exotic and virulent attar of hatred...
...will accept $25,000 to forget about a hit-and-run accident. There are shortcomings, of course, and once in a while even a mechanical slipup, like the business with the elevator. The assistant general manager "made a mental note" to find out what was wrong as early as page 40. But what with one thing and another (if he wasn't replacing all Gideon Bibles bearing call girls' phone numbers on the frontispiece, he was busy "pensively knotting" a Schiaparelli tie) it gets to be page 352 before he gives the matter his urgent attention...
...course I'm a high school graduate," declared the girl on page 4, proudly holding her Wayne School diploma. I looked at the cover. Yes, it was the same girl. She must be awfully proud, I thought. I don't think I've ever done anything in my whole life that I'm that proud of, I thought...