Word: ridings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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INTER-AMERICAN HIGHWAY: BRIDGE OF THE AMERICAS (NBC, 10-11 p.m.). A ride, in color, 3,000 miles down the highway from Laredo, Texas, to the Darien Gap in Panama, with sightseeing en route...
...reported doing well after five years and $289 million of development cost, but it has not flown yet; and even more money and time must be lavished on it before a cluster of F-1s can be considered a safe enough booster for the ride to the moon. Thiokol's 156-in. motor, twice as powerful as the Fl, worked the first time. Its development cost was only...
...date arrived to say we had a ride. "O.K.," I said. She turned away to get her purse. "They're going to kill us, you know," I said to my friends. He nodded. He's married, so they won't kill him unless it gets serious. "There's nothing we can do about it, you know." He nodded again. "All because of those poor little people who nobody knows what they want...
...final Crimson win came from cocentric Walt Hewlett. By the time the two-mile rolled around, the Harvard team had first place sewed up, but every man on the bench knew that it would be a miserable ride home unless Walt could atone for his terrible showing here last year...
...story of Jesus unfolds, midrash, myths, Gospel and all, in a series of stately tableaux, each as literal and conventional as religious calendar art. In the first scene, the three Magi ride toward Bethlehem through a night drenched in blue. Of the miracles performed by Christ, Stevens offers easy-to-picture faith healing rather than such tricky feats as loaves and fishes and water-walking. Then he lets his whole drama turn on the raising of Lazarus from the dead, a much-debated episode that he underscores with the Gloria-in-excess of Handel's Messiah. Handel nonetheless seems...