Word: result
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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When he appeared in Washington in September, a reporter who had long known Ted found him visibly older, somewhat slow of step, the grey flecks at his temples more apparent. His waist has begun to thicken. He still wears a brace as a result of the broken back suffered in a 1964 plane crash. His future? "I'm just feeling my way," he said then, "day by day." He did some limited campaigning for Hubert Humphrey. He starred at a couple of fundraisers to offset the $3.5 million deficit left from Robert's presidential primary campaign. Gradually...
Powell accepted the conditions instantly but threatened to challenge the fine in court. He was not unprepared for the result. Claiming quarters in the marbled Rayburn House Office Building five days before the vote, he ordered them redecorated. Sounding quite like the old Adam, he said happily of his new office: "It's identical to the one I had before. Only this is bigger, and I have a garbage disposal...
...half time, to demonstrate his impartiality, Nixon walked from Ohio State's side of the field to a seat in the Southern Cal stands, pausing to have his picture snapped with Comedian Bob Hope. The result, as New York's Daily News observed the next morning, was a "tournament of noses...
Lloyd Rodwin, professor of City Planning at M.I.T. and chairman of the Joint Faculty Policy Committee for the Center said yesterday that forthcoming changes will result more from progress under way than from change in directorship...
...Kuscher, president of the 11-year-old firm, said that the footnote has been included in all advertising "since a week ago." He said that the change was made as a direct result of the court action...