Word: riche
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...belief that freedom could not be founded only on American shores or only for those whose skin is white. "Freedom is an indivisible word," Wendell Willkie said. "If we want to enjoy it and fight for it, we must be prepared to extend it to everyone-whether they are rich or poor, whether they agree with us or not; no matter what their race or the color of their skin." That was Republican policy 25 years ago. It was Democratic policy 25 years ago. It is American policy tonight...
Cornell's sabre team captured six of nine bouts. But not even all-American Rich Weiss could beat Harvard's Al Makaitis. Sweeping three bouts. Makaitis edged Weiss 5-4. Cornell's Mike Marion, son of Harvard, coach Edo Marion, lost only to Makaitis as he took two of three duels. Crimson juniors Bob Damus and Dave Redmond dropped all their bouts...
With 11 returning lettermen, Cornell is an experienced outfit. Co-captain Rich Weiss was second team all-Ivy and all America last year in sabre...
Meanwhile, back at the mansion of Land Baron E. G. Marshall, a passel of vulgar new-rich Texans pledge donations to found a college near by, in order to protect their young against the perils of an education at Harvard. Marshall's son, played by Britain's James Fox, drawls endearments to Jane Fonda, who conquers a casting error as Bubber's faithless wife, making trollopy white trash seem altogether first class. Actor Redford, as Bubber, plays a born loser engagingly but cannot quite mask the clear-eyed confidence of a boy born lucky. All three finally...
McLeish is something of a saint in the American theatre, and deservedly, so. In J.B., he makes his meaning clear and lilting for an audience with or without the biblical background. Job--J.B.--starts off rich and happy and before long finds himself poor, sickly, but ever faithful. For a moment he gets fed up with God and the whole system, but is finally coerced into selling his soul back to Heaven...