Word: ring
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...thing: the 1960 U.S. presidential election is quite likely to be the year's most important event. This week, in the first cover this year on presidential hopefuls, TIME examines the life and liberalism of the candidate who was the first to throw his hat officially into the ring: Minnesota's Democratic Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, who first appeared on TIME'S cover the month he arrived in Washington as a freshman Senator, in January...
Died. Manuel Jimenez, 33, jaunty, slapstick Spanish matador who spiced up his bullfights with so many daring stunts (his favorite: making a pass without looking at the bull) that the Spanish public considered him the matador most likely to die in the ring; in an airline crash at Montego Bay, Jamaica, that killed 36 others (see NATIONAL AFFAIRS...
ALGIERS, Algeria, Jan. 31--Beleaguered French insurgents, ranks thinned by the desertion of some territorial troops, clung grimly to their barricades in the streets of Algiers tonight. Around them was a ring of tough French army soldiers. Firm army action brought the first cracks in the position of the right-wing dissidents who have been defying the government of President Charles de Gaulle a week...
...erotic, tormented Frank Wedekind (1864-1918). In German Playwright Wedekind's mind-and in Berg's-Lulu is an amalgam of all the contradictory feminine instincts: she is innocent and worldly, timid and rapacious, sentimental and heartless. Before the garishly painted curtain rises on a circus ring, a ringmaster invites the audience to witness the spectacle of the human circus, then calls: "Bring in our snake." In comes an assistant carrying Lulu, dressed in long black stockings and a close-fitting satin corselet...
...Ring Crosby Golf Classic (ABC, 5:30-7 p.m.). The pros and their amateur partners at Pebble Beach, Calif...