Word: patly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...bickering began when word got around that Bobby Kennedy might be planning a 5-1 ratio, with 58 of the new posts going to Democrats and 15 to Republicans. That was not at all what a lot of Democrats had in mind, and Michigan's Senator Pat McNamara voiced his feelings in no uncertain terms: "I will oppose any Republican from Michigan regardless of who he is. That's final...
...developing the art of seducing the customer out of his change-it ranges from a hatchick's friendly pat on the shoulder to the Greenwich Village waiter who pursued a nontipper out into the street crying: "No tip! No tip!"-employees around the country have by now established their own argot. A nontipper is universally called a "stiff," while in Boston he is also a "fishball." in New Orleans a "frog," in Seattle a "mossback," in Kansas City a "clutch," in Chicago a "snake" or a "lemon." Someone free with money is a "live one" ,or a "mark...
...Parkway--ED 7-4456 in Stratford) presents a repertory of three Shakespearean plays: Macbeth, As you Like It, and Troilus and Cressids, alternating Tuesday through Saturday evenings at 8:30 p.m.; Wednesdays, Saturday, and Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. Starring in the productions are Jessica Tandy as Lady Macbeth, Pat Hingle at Macbeth, and Kim Hunter as Rosalind...
Frank Sinatra's midnight opening at the Sands Hotel in Vegas was more than the usual Clanbake. Attending, along with his abrasive mixture of court jesters, were the President's sisters: Pat Kennedy Lawford and Jean Kennedy Smith. But the emissaries from Washington were upstaged by another newcomer, Marilyn Monroe, who sat in thrall at ringside, and was Frankie's date after the show. Denying the inevitable rumors, Marilyn remembered her lines. "Yes," she confided to the press, "We've been together five or six times, but we're just friends. Friends," she continued, thoughtfully...
...another: leaves schools and jobs, stays out at night, or withdraws into bizarre and inaccessible moods. Once he is 'delinquent,' his greatest need and often his only salvation is the refusal on the part of older youths, of advisers, and of judiciary personnel to type him further by pat diagnoses and social judgments which ignore the special dynamic conditions of adolescence...