Word: seeing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...everybodeeee! [Audience shyly replies.] Oooh, that was bee-yoo-tee-ful! Now I'd like to say good morning to you! My name is Johnny Olson, your announcer for What's My Line?,* Snap Judgment, The Match Game, etc., etc., etc. Oooh, it's nice to see you!" As latecomers are ushered in, he yells: "Come in, folks! Come in! Hey, there's a strange man following you, lady! Oh, that's your husband! [Audience titters...
...bothering me! [Guffaws.] I'll pick you up later, dear! [Louder guffaws.] Ah, everybody's in a good humor today! Did you have your prune juice this morning? [Laughter.] That's niice! By the way, while you're here in New York, we'll see to it that you are well taken . . . care of, that is! [Loud laughter.] Oooh, you're good! You're going to be all right! Now ladies and germs . . . er, gentlemen. [Gales of laughter...
Many factors have influenced the current revival of European investment in the U.S.-and not the least is American encouragement. European businessmen can find a California-development office in Frankfurt or go to Brussels to see representatives from Illinois, Ohio and New York. As part of its program to help offset the continuing outflow of U.S. dollars by increasing foreign investment, the Commerce Department last spring set up an office in Paris...
Married. Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy, 39; and Aristotle Socrates Onassis, sixtyish (see PEOPLE...
Marguerite Duras is generally considered one of the leading ladies in the new school of French experimental novelists. Some would say the leading lady -although it is hard to see...