Word: raymonde
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Raymond A. Bauer, chairman of the Cambridge Citizens' Committee for Dental Health--a group formed for the 1959 referendum--said yesterday that she didn't know of "a single, intelligent, active person in Cambridge who is against fluoridation." She said that in some communities anti-fluoridationists are "honest people" like "Christian Scientists, civil rightists, and old ladies who don't want to change," but she dismissed the Cambridge force as "crackpots...
...Second Night. This one was really tough, and for a while it looked like it might turn into the real thing. The U.S. commander, 1st Lieut. Raymond Fields, ordered his men not to get out of their trucks, even to relieve their bladders and bowels; they performed those functions right where they were. A U.S. aerial reconnaissance flight circled overhead, and a Russian jet buzzed about it. As the blockade slipped into a second night, the Russians brought up light and heavy antiaircraft weapons. At length the men started to get out and move about in groups...
...Raymond Radiguet, Cocteau took to opium, later kicked the habit and led a campaign against dope addiction. At moments he could be as sentimental as any Piaf song, which is why it was difficult to take him seriously as a poet of evil. Yet guardians of public morality damned his books (Les Parents Terribles), plays (The Infernal Machine), and films (Beauty and the Beast) as immoral and unhealthy...
Dave Rice took fourth place for the Crimson, but the next Harvard runner to finish was Ed Lews in 11th. George Schrander and Doug Raymond also scored for the Crimson...
...Raymond Weill's stamp store in New Orleans' French Quarter, which he runs with his brother, is far from being one of the largest in the U.S., but Dealer Weill is no novice at big-time bidding. Last May he paid $41,000 for a Hawaiian "Missionary" two-center of 1851, which was the highest price ever paid for a single postage stamp at a public auction. Only instance when this price was surpassed was in 1940, when an 1856 British Guiana one-center, brought $45,000 at a private sale...