Word: sadnesses
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Gauche, immature, graceless, unable to assimilate its squalling minorities, New York is a sad choice for host city to foreign guests. The Feisal fiasco [July 1] should make it clear that this brash, mannerless city is the last place to demonstrate the U.S. at its best...
...worth all the effort," bubbled Henry Ford II, downing a glass of bubbly. Indeed, the only even slightly sad face in the Ford pits belonged to Henry's Italian-born wife, Christina. "I bet $1,000 on Ferrari," she confessed. "I like to see Italians...
...turned drab indeed for the large, affable man. Pains in his head and neck impaired his work. Even worse, the 33-year-old Delair told the court: "Before, white wine made me gay, joyous and optimistic. Now it gives me terrible headaches, and after a few glasses I become sad or vicious." For Georges, vin du pays had become vin triste...
...daughter Lynda Bird's reaction (she burst tearfully in on a meeting with Congressmen to tell her father), of Lady Bird's reaction ("It makes you feel you have been hit in the stomach with a hard rock"), of Lyndon's reaction ("We are having a sad time at the White House tonight"), and the tearjerking details continued to flow for days...
...24th book-not exactly a novel or a sequel but more like an addendum to her 1960 bestseller The Listener. Once again readers are introduced to the strange John Godfrey sanctuary, where the Man who Listens soothes the frightened and despairing of the world. This time the sad samples who pour out their case histories include a minister who has lost his faith, a 33-year-old playboy who never grew up, a rich man who has nothing except money, and a Negro agonizing over a life lived as a symbol. The book is not yet among...