Word: quarreling
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...hierarchy of the Roman Catholic Church has its personal disagreements and political divisions. But they happen so rarely that, when a disagreement does become public, it makes news-somewhat the way a quarrel in a well-ordered family interests the neighbors. Among the more intriguing Catholic family disputes in recent times is the case of Monsignor Franz Jachym, who in the midst of his solemn consecration as Archbishop Coadjutor of Vienna (TIME, May 1) declared he felt himself unworthy of that office and hurried from the altar...
...haughty caterer (Leo G. Carroll) sniffs through Tracy's suburban home, orders it thoroughly revamped for the reception. Tracy's 20-year-old cutaway splits a seam. A lovers' quarrel threatens briefly to end the whole show. The wedding rehearsal turns into bedlam. Then comes the ceremony itself and the ultimate chaos-the reception. Tossed about in a maelstrom of thirsty guests and burdened with such undignified chores as untangling traffic jams out front, Tracy cannot find his daughter to say goodbye before she rushes off on her honeymoon. Finally he is alone and at peace with...
...freshman's date for the Jubilee Weekend, upset by a lovers' quarrel, tried to kill herself at 12:50 a.m. yesterday by leaping onto the subway tracks in the Square terminal. She was saved because she jumped behind a train which had just stopped, apparently thinking it was the front of a train just arriving...
...Yugoslavia and Italy had no reason to quarrel over Trieste. Tito blandly glossed over the rough stuff displayed by his supporters a fortnight ago in the Yugoslav-occupied zone of Trieste (TIME...
...trawlers made a run for it and got away, but the remaining five chugged into Tampico and became the center of a sticky quarrel. Nub of the trouble was that the U.S. and Mexico had never been able to agree on a definition of territorial waters. To. the Mexicans, it means nine miles out from the shoreline; to the U.S., three miles...