Word: raymonde
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Rowan was sponsored for membership by his State Department predecessor, Edwin Kretzmann, and Voice of America Commentator Raymond Swing. A Minneapolis Tribune reporter from 1948 to 1961, Rowan has written four books, including an analysis of the South's racial conflicts and a biography of Jackie Robinson. When he was rejected by the Cosmos, Rowan made no claim that race was the reason. Said he: "If it is the intellec tual judgment of the membership committee that I do not merit membership, I can do no more than note this judgment and wish the club well...
...mind takes the form of jealousy, and jealousy begins when his wife's cousins, fleeing famine in Sicily, enter the U.S. illegally, go to work on the docks, come to live in the stevedore's cold-water flat. One of the cousins is a sober married man (Raymond Pellegrin), but the other is a charming gio-vanotto (Jean Sorel) who soon falls in love with the niece. Disturbed, the stevedore at first makes fun of the newcomer, but the niece falls in love with the boy anyway. Desperate, the stevedore resorts to slander: "He marry you he gotta...
...Binghamton branch, under the leadership of Dr. Raymond S. McKeeby, 49, a former flight surgeon, passed the word on Project MORE through the high schools, got hundreds of students to sign up for skull sessions on doctoring as a profession. From the most interested and promising, the doctors chose the 57 who went through last week's preceptorship program. From the Binghamton experience, and a similar pilot operation in Omaha, the A.A.G.P. will draw final plans for a nationwide Project MORE next year through all its 50 state chapters...
Deeper than Woman. Ardrey is a playwright who went to Africa in 1955 to concoct magazine articles and lick his wounds after a Broadway flop (his Shadow of Heroes, a play about the Hungarian Rebellion, opened to mixed reviews last week). He was fascinated by South African Anthropologist Raymond A. Dart, discoverer of Australopithecus, a man-ape who lived about 750,000 years ago. Ardrey was deeply impressed by Dart's contention that the small-brained Australopithecus used antelope bones as clubs and that these weapons changed him from a vegetarian into a successful predator and allowed...
...five mayors noted that it is difficult to convince their citizens that tax increases are necessary for progress. But Mayor Raymond Tucker of St. Louis, Mo., claimed that he obtained three tax increases in six months from the voters of St. Louis "by telling them the truth...