Word: sightedly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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HELP! The Beatles are back-pursued on sea and ski by bloodthirsty Orientals and mad scientists through some of the wildest sight gags this side of the Marx Brothers...
...KNACK. An embattled virgin (Rita Tushingham) fends off three zany British bachelors, millions of sight gags, and reels of New Cinemisms in Director Richard Lester's (A Hard Day's Night) version of the stage...
...adopted," Ribicoff said, "only five per cent of our people lived in urban areas. Today, 70% of Americans live in cities, towns and suburbs, and by the end of this century, over four-fifths-350 million people-will be living in our urban areas. There is no end in sight to the need for more schools, more highways, more hospitals, more sewage and water facilities, and more and better programs to house our urban population and improve our communities." The need for HUD, concluded Ribicoff, is indisputable; the only question is "whether the Federal Government will be able...
...though, G.M. Lawyer John Costanzo won by pinning the fault on Mrs. Collins as an "inexperienced" driver. Though she had driven the Corvair for four months before the accident, under cross-examination she admitted that she had only a learner's driving permit. Her panic at the sight of the truck on a narrow road caused the ac cident, argued Costanzo. "It had nothing to do with oversteer, understeer, neutral steer or whatever.After 43 days in court, the jury wound up more impressed by the circumstances of the accident than by the configuration of the Corvair. By a vote...
...play Becket more on the love-hate relationship of the king and archbishop, but also claimed that Becket was a Saxon rebel against England's Norman overlords. To Poet Christopher Fry, in Curtmantle, King Henry was the tragic hero and focus of the play; Becket vanishes from sight after his murder in the second...