Word: patly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...television studio in Hollywood, a sheaf of papers at his elbow. He had no written script, and the television crews were so uncertain of his plans that they warmed up two extra cameras in case he should walk out of range of the primary camera. Nixon's wife Pat sat in an armchair a few feet from the desk. When the announcer cued Nixon to start talking, not even Pat knew precisely what Nixon was going...
...worked my way through college and to a great extent through law school. And then, in 1940, probably the best thing that ever happened to me happened. I married Pat, who is sitting over here." The TV camera followed Nixon's cue, turned for the first time to Pat, sitting in profile with her eyes on her husband. "I practiced law," said Nixon as the camera picked him up again, "and she continued to teach school...
Package from Texas. Then, while he served with the Navy in the South Pacific, his wife worked as a stenographer, he said. Their joint savings at the end of the war were "just a little less than $10,000." Since then, he and Pat have inherited about $4,500; he has drawn $1,600 from cases which were in his law firm before he went into politics (but not a cent from subsequent legal business). He has made an average of $1,500 a year "from non-political speaking engagements and lectures." And he has had his salary...
...Pat Parker converted twice to bring the score as high as it was. Two conversions were missed. The game was very clean, according to the referee, an M.I.T. official. Whitey Black, Tom Calhoun, coach and captain, Pete Hanger, Rocky Stone, Pete Slusser, and Jack Macrae also played for the Crimson...
...varsity forward line boasts three heavy and experienced stars in Peter Hager, Whitey Black, and Rocky Stone. Veteran backfield men include Bill Fuller, Pat Parker, and Jack Macrae...