Word: recoverer
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Sir / In what was considered his greatest opportunity to recover the mantle of decency for his office, President Nixon again failed us as a nation. Indeed, in his Aug. 15 speech, Mr. Nixon exhibited his most common and dangerous mistake to date -underestimating and, hence, insulting the intelligence and perception...
On Dec. 15, 1970, B. & C. paid $1,249,000 for about 24 of the 30 acres that, by Nixon's accounting, he had originally bought. Put another way, the President managed to recover 83% of his original purchase price by selling off 80% of his land-holding on...
There is only the fight to recover what has been lost ,
The conclave in Peking will be especially important. Although the ninth congress met only four years ago,* the party leadership and the government since then have suffered massive upheavals. In 1971 China's institutions had just begun to recover from the dislocations caused by the worst excesses of the...
In Miami, Porter ran into a former associate on The Crimson, photographer Peter Southwick, and bewailed the fact that although now he could afford three Nikons, which hung around his neck at the time, he had not had the time to take a single picture. Southwick remembers Danny wearing a...