Word: simpsons
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...same time, the book has been praised by several eminent men. Ernst Mayr, Louis Aggasiz Professor of Zoology, has called the book a "milestone" of anthropological investigation. Professors George Gaylord Simpson and William W. Howells, although more reserved in their approval, have also received the book favorably...
...talks roused little interest at the time, and were soon overshadowed by the melodrama of Edward's abdication in order to marry "the woman I love''-the twice-divorced American socialite, Wallis Warfield Simpson. Since then, the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, growing paler and frailer with the passage of years, have drifted from Portugal to the West Indies, from Manhattan to Paris. Their pastimes have been the trifling ones of showing up at balls, growing roses...
Morgan Hudson holds down the right wing slot and with his speed and impressive shooting has provided a formidable opposition to his opponents. Steve Simpson and John Bayne share the left wing duties...
Hickey's campaign effort was severely hampered by a heart attack last month; Simpson, while sending condolences, kept right on running at a rapid pace. He appears to be trailing right now, but a lot can happen in Wyoming before election...
Both men have political scars from their terms as governor, and these could prove decisive in the conflict. Simpson's advantage of being a Republican (Wyoming voted decisively for Nixon despite the efforts of Ted Kennedy) may be neutralized by hostilities he aroused with his anti-gambling program and a controversy over highways that helped defeat him in '58. The Cuba crises should help Hickey, but only slightly. He still faces criticism for his self-appointment to the Senate...