Word: ralph
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...nature, or loftier thoughts, is presented to a small-souled person it is met with hostility and contempt. Your Dec. 30 reviewer of Candles in the Sun is no exception. He can no more understand theosophy, the works of Annie Besant and Krishnamurti, than a primitive man could understand Ralph Waldo Emerson's Essays. As for the author of the book, the less said about her the better...
Control of Light. As the hearing opened, Vermont's Republican Senator Ralph Flanders got up and started to leave the room. "Senator. Senator," cried Johnson, "where are you going?" Replied Flanders: "Oh, I'll be back in 15 seconds, just 15 seconds." (Thinking the subcommittee session was going to be secret, he had shooed a visiting WAVE out of the room and was going to fetch her back.) "But you can't leave us," said Johnson. "This isn't going to take 15 seconds." It took little more than that: the announcement was moments...
Captain Tony Lake will fill the number one spot. Next in the lineup are Ralph West, Mike Berlzheimer, PeteSmith, Ranny Hobbs, and Bill Lewis. The fifth position will be filled by Neil Slater-Booth, who formerly played English squash. Brazil's National Junior Tennis Champion, Jeorge Lamann, will play sixth. Bob Schwartzman, Hal Louchheim, Tony Ward, Tosi Hirai, and John Field complete the team
Other officers elected were Lee Ryan '60, of Adams House, Political Action Chairman; Charles Weiss '59, of Dunster House, Secretary; Ralph Goldenberg '60, of Eliot House, Treasurer; John Coffey '61, of Thayer Hall, Membership Chairman; and Herbert Milstein '58, of Leverett House, Public Relations Director...
...Ralph Bellamy portrays Roosevelt with exceptional skill, showing him as a bright, talented, but not terribly warm or sensitive young man first, and then rising through his illness. He avoids overdrawing the weaknesses of youth in the opening scenes, and gives a deeply moving portrayal of Roosevelt's affliction. Moreover, he not only resembles F.D.R. physically, he has also caught the essence of the Roosevelt voice that excited the country...