Word: partner
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...first U.S. Cabinet member to be exposed directly to Europe's newly increased self-confidence. In international politics and defense, the Europeans still largely defer to U.S. leadership. In monetary matters, however, they feel increasingly that Europe's economic strength already makes it an equal partner with Washington. Fowler faces considerable skepticism and disagreement about the whole idea of monetary reform. Practically all the Europeans (except the British) oppose his plan for an international monetary conference, believing that any reform should be left to the powerful Group of Ten nations...
...Frederique swore that she would get what she wanted from men and never give anything in return. She married a provincial homosexual, set herself up as a confidence-woman. With her husband as a partner, she euchred a couple of well-to-do industrialists out of 800,000 francs. Partly out of a desire for revenue, partly out of simple desire, both industrialists decided to seduce the lady. She agreeably went off to America with one of them, came back with her virginity intact. Then she convinced the other man that she loved him, provoked him into a ruinous financial...
...crowd grew, Minikus' partner radioed for help and Minikus drew his revolver. Then, the officer reported later, Frye jumped in front of him and shouted, "Go ahead, kill me!" A backup patrolman arrived and, with shotgun at the ready, held the crowd at bay while Minikus and his partner hustled Frye, a brother and their mother off to the station. Frye later pleaded guilty to drunken driving; his brother pleaded guilty to battery and interfering with officers; but their mother pleaded not guilty to a charge of interfering with an officer...
...high up, fighting for his second P.G.A. victory. Jack was grousing about his drives, then his approaches went a trifle sour. Even so, going into the final hole, he was still two under par for the tournament, tied with Billy Casper and barely two strokes behind his playing partner, Dave Marr, a journeyman golfer who had not won a tournament since 1962. A birdie for Nicklaus and a bogie for Marr would mean a playoff. Teeing off for the 470 yd. par-four, Marr hooked his drive into a fairway trap, while Nicklaus slammed one 300 yds deadcenter. But after...
Died. Percy Hamilton Clark, 91, patriarch of the Philadelphia Main Line Clarks, uncle of Pennsylvania's Democratic Senator Joseph S. Clark and father of New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller's exwife, Mary Todhunter Clark, himself a lawyer and former senior partner of Clark, Spahr, Eichman & Yardley; of a heart attack; in Villanova...