Word: richmond
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Plans have been made to fly to England for games with the Maidstone Rugby club in Kent, the Richmond fifteen in London, and the St. Mary's Hospital team, also in London. After that, the Club plans to travel to Ireland for contests with Queens University in Belfast and Trinity College in Dublin. The Crimson will return...
...Watcher. Son of a Virginia real estate man, Warren Beatty (pronounced baity) was born in Richmond and raised in Arlington, where he was the president of his high school class ("I was a cheerful hypocrite") and center on the football team. Ten colleges offered him football scholarships, but he rejected them all, happy to give up the game. "I hated every minute of it," he remembers, "worrying all the time that I might get my nose splashed over my face, or my teeth kicked in." During high school days, he got his first, unpromising brush with the acting profession...
Ford's additional grants of $1,140,000 will go to continue projects in the depressed neighborhoods of Detroit, Philadelphia and St. Louis (special tutorial work, cultural-enrichment trips to museums, theaters), for support of a private community group in Richmond, Calif., aimed chiefly at a recent wave of Southern Negro arrivals, and for a job-school experiment in New York City under which potential dropouts will attend classes and work in a city agency on alternate weeks...
Color First. Hawthorne grew up in Richmond, Me., and at 18 went to Manhattan, where he got a job working in a stained-glass factory and studied art at night. He finally discovered Provincetown when he was 26, and there found all the subject matter he needed. Like the Dutch masters he admired, he painted ordinary people doing ordinary things. "There is something noble about being able to paint a dishpan that anyone would be glad to hang in a drawing room." he said...
...version of the same hysteria that prompts Time to label the tractors "bulldozers"--an ogre word with a vaguely military sound. The National Review hints that Castro's tractors will immediately be shipped to Red China. And the darkese suspicion of all was voiced by a reader in the Richmond Times-Dispatch, who said that henceforth American foreign policy would be directed by Walter Reuther...