Word: rosee
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Gypsy. Rosalind Russell is loud and funny in this stripping good show, from the Broadway musical abstracted from Gypsy Rose Lee's autobiography...
Grass & Pooches. Then there is the famed Rose Garden. It is still the setting for many ceremonial occasions. The only thing is, it is no longer very rosy. Many rose plants have been removed and replaced with other flora; the idea is to keep the area in bloom all year round. The South Lawn, once a classic mixture of crab grass, Kentucky bluegrass and good old American weeds, has been plowed up and resodded with as deep a green carpet of bluegrass as ever a presidential helicopter dripped oil upon...
Died. Joseph Christopher O'Mahoney, 78, Wyoming Democrat and U.S. Senator for 25 years until his retirement in 1960 who left Massachusetts for a career as a Cheyenne newspaperman, rose in politics as a supporter of F.D.R.'s New Deal and a bitter enemy of business monopoly, carrying on his Senate debates with such flowery forensics that he became known as "the most deliberative member of the world's most deliberative body"; in Maryland's Bethesda Naval Hospital...
...measures worked. Although imports stayed at high levels, exports rose so much that the trade balance is back in the black this year. Stepped up U.S. buying of textiles, raw silk, steel, turbines and transistor TV sets cut Japan's trade deficit with the U.S. in the first nine months of 1962 by 50%; in September, for the first time in history, Japan actually sold more goods in the U.S. than it bought there...
...most radical shift to common stocks occurred in the 1950s when they rose from 46.4 per cent of all investments to 58.2 per cent. As the stock market declined during the past few years, the University has switched back somewhat to corporate and government bonds...