Word: safe
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Wasington came up with 13 hits, all singles and doubles. Jim Pagliaroni's two safe- raised his average to .267; Eddie soud's two upped his mark to .340; Hardy, by going two-for-four, pushed...
...even to the crudely painted SALAN across one wall. But the plainclothesmen had made no mistake. Minutes later, they were inside a three-room, ground-floor apartment, their service revolvers leveled at ex-General Raoul Salan. In the heart of the city where his men boasted of being "as safe as fish in the sea," almost one year to the day since his arrival in Algiers to take part in the abortive Generals' Revolt, the head of the murderous Secret Army Organization had been captured at last. Said one jubilant gendarme: "He fell into the trap like a beginner...
...Merrill could not say how much longer his patients had lived because of the treatment. But the fact that one was treated at home by her husband led him to hope that the technique can be made safe for widespread use. At the same meeting of the American Society for Artificial Internal Organs where Dr. Merrill made his report. Seattle's Dr. Belding Scribner carried the do-it-yourself idea a long step farther. Though the irrigation has to be repeated over several hours with a total of about 20 qt. of fluid. Dr. Scribner described a machine with...
...tries to scare him off. But the rapist beats up three hired bullies, makes one of them admit who hired him, counterattacks with disbarment proceedings. Desperate, Peck flees with his family up a sinister creek that leads into the cypress jungles of North Carolina. Safe at last! But are they? In the moonlight silently the sedges part and down to the dark water slithers a dark form that grins like an alligator - but who ever saw an alligator in an aloha shirt? According to the trailers, Fear is in tended to make the moviegoers "FEEL FEAR!" and once...
...done, thinks TV is the greatest thing since the sofabed, and looks uneasy when people talk about Sophocles' Electra-he figures maybe it's an airplane or something. Mother Harrington (Rosalind Russell) is a charming monster of self-deception who married father because he looked safe, loathes him for his vulgarity, stays on "for the children's sake," hates herself for wasting her life, takes her hatred out on her husband, and compensates her unhappiness by cultural climbing that doesn't always make the grade-she remembers Electra as a play about a king who screamed...