Word: patrick
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Buchwald's decision, in fact, was ratified on St. Patrick's Day, on his 30th transatlantic air crossing. "I was huddled up front with the kids," recalled Buchwald's wife Ann. "Dawn was coming up. Art stood over me. He looked grubby. He'd lost $100 playing gin rummy with a stranger-a stranger to me anyway. 'You know.' he said. 'I'm thinking about going back. How would you like it?' I said I thought it'd be marvelous. I was thinking about the new curtains I was going...
...Boston last week, silver-haired, short-tempered Patrick Benedict McGinnis, 58, bowed out as head of a Class I U.S. railroad for the fourth time in ten years. But in surrendering his job as chief executive of the 127-year-old Boston & Maine, the hotspur of U.S. railroading at least set a refreshing precedent. On previous occasions-aboard the Norfolk Southern, the Central of Georgia and the New Haven-McGinnis was tossed out by angry stockholders. At the B. & M. he decided to move up to chairman on his own hook...
...general the Class was behaving well. On March 14 Dean von Stade revealed that the lowest number in his memory--12 students or one per cent--had voluntarily withdrawn from college; and two days later the Class innocently read about Yale freshmen rioting at a St. Patrick's Day parade...
Died. Vice Admiral Patrick Neison Lynch Bellinger, U.S.N., 76, a South Carolina-bred early-bird naval aviator who helped test the seaplane's long-range military capacity by flying one of the three NC flying boats in their transatlantic crossing, led during World War II the Atlantic Fleet Air Arm that helped thwart the U-boat menace; of a heart attack; in Clifton Forge...
Other Nieman follows: Bernard D. national affairs reporter, Washington Poet, history and philosophy: Patrick K. Owens, editorial page editor, Pine Bluff Commercial, history and government: and Shelby T. Scates, AP reporter, Oklahoma city, Far Eastern studies...