Word: setters
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...certainly looked like the Governor. But then the Governor would hardly be galloping barefoot, in pajamas and bathrobe, through the streets of suburban Des Moines at 6 in the morning. Or would he? Wearily, Iowa's Democratic Governor Harold Hughes, 43, explained that Mike, his Irish setter, had escaped from the house, and he had given chase-naturally-so as not to violate the city ordinance that prohibits dogs from running loose. After pursuing Mike for 45 minutes down streets, over front lawns and across a muddy ballpark where he lost his slippers, Hughes finally wearied of the chase...
Motion Picture rang both Jackie and her sister, Princess Radziwill, into its cover act: WITH SADNESS WE REPORT: WHY JACKIE'S SISTER is A BAD INFLUENCE ON HER. In the past year, said Motion Picture, Princess Radziwill, described as a "jet-setter," has insistently urged her sorrowing sister "into this eddy of meaningless movement." With dismay the magazine also reported that Mrs. Kennedy had actually been seen in Shepheard's, the Manhattan discotheque that is "one of the jet-set's favorite rendezvous...
Schlesinger Jr., America and the First World War by Edwin N. Kaufman, A Biography of Old Hickory by Robert M. Shaw, Ordeal of the Union by Allan Nevins, The American Immigrant by Gerhard Engelmeier, Pearl Harbor: Warning and Decision by Roberta Wohl-setter, Columbus by Leslie H. Hawkins, Slavery and the Civil War by Harold Stevenson Robards, The Good Years by Walter Lord, and Only Yesterday by Frederick Lewis Allen. More than a third said that they had read one or more of the invented authors.- The professors despairingly concluded that "if individuals checked fictitious books, it is just...
Hewlett hasn't felt it in the six meets so far, because he hasn't met anyone with the credentials of a Jim Warner--a record-setter in his own right on the West Point course...
...Record Setter Mock" [April 24], you state that even Lloyd's of London refused to underwrite the trip. This is not the case. Through Lloyd's correspondents Leo B. Menner & Co., Inc., in Chicago, Lloyd's issued a $100,000 accidental death and dismemberment insurance policy covering Mrs. Mock during her record-breaking trip around the world...