Word: rosee
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...spectacles, he added: "I don't get it." Davis' quandary was the price he paid last week for permitting "the Second Festival of Free Expression" to hold forth in his tidy Montparnasse youth center. During eight days of happenings, readings, screenings and "total theater," the quandary quotient rose steadily...
...broad terms, Stampp sees both men acting in consonance with the political convictions they held before they rose to power. Lincoln, the Whig, was always a Unionist, never an integrationist. Before the war he had opposed slavery, but he had wanted to colonize the slaves in Africa rather than to liberate them in America. He never conceived of Negroes as equal, fully capable participants in American society. His greatest concern after the war was indeed to bind up the nation's wounds through clemency for the South. he also intended to revive Whig strength by restoring the political prominence...
Nearly two years ago, Watchdog Williams rose on the Senate floor to charge that Bobby Baker, then the secretary for the Senate's Democratic Majority, was guilty of all sorts of shenanigans. The Rules Committee was assigned to investigate. Bobby Baker resigned and, for the most part, has since been seen only when taking the Fifth Amendment...
...tiger in my tank." In a straight-faced editorial, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung feared that the tiger campaign could unleash "the beast of prey in drivers." Riding on the tiger tale, Esso stations in Europe are pumping record volumes; in France, April sales of Esso Extra rose 32% over last year. Italian motorists now drive up and ask station attendants simply for a pieno di tigre-a tankful of tiger. Italy's government-run E.N.I, petroleum company has become worried enough to strike back with ads proclaiming, "Our gas is serious...
Liston then rose, however, and the fight apparently started again, when Wolcott broke in and interrupted the opponents, declaring Clay the winner...