Word: rosee
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Might I make a correction: Heublein, Inc. is our distributor only in the U.S. In Canada it is the firm of Rose and Laflamme...
...foreign field. He wants us to do something about that. Let us move this program. Let us be sure that we can move it. And the only way we can be sure that this program will move is to adopt this resolution." Most of the House rose to applaud Rayburn as he climbed back to the Speaker's rostrum, but Judge Smith stayed slumped in his chair...
...ever happened in the annals of the sea. The 20,906-ton Portuguese liner Santa Maria steamed in circles off the Brazilian seaport of Recife. Following in its wake were three U.S. destroyers and a nuclear submarine. A flotilla of fishing boats and launches jammed with reporters and photographers rose and fell on the choppy waves. From a plane overhead, a dashing French newsman parachuted to land on the Santa Maria's deck. He missed and was hauled from the briny deep by the crew of the U.S.S. Damato...
...Kong traders named Liu Liang and Yang Lu-liang were as quiet as could be, seemed chiefly interested in eluding publicity. Canadians hoped they were also interested in grain, were moderately pleased fortnight ago to land a $5,300,000 order for barley. Last week Agriculture Minister Alvin Hamilton rose in Parliament to announce that the Red traders had expanded the order beyond his most optimistic hopes: just before taking off for Hong Kong, they signed a $60 million cash deal for 28 million bushels of wheat and 12,133,000 more bushels of barley...
...holes in the cardinal's story, which was that the countess had persuaded another lover to forge notes in the Queen's name and sign her name to the contract. The conspirators, it appeared, had even hired a prostitute to masquerade as the Queen and hand a rose to the gullible cardinal at midnight in Versailles' Grove of Venus...