Word: smash
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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AMERICAN PRINTS IN RUSSIA-American Institute of Graphic Arts, 1059 Third Ave. at 63rd. It wowed them in Alma-Ata. It is still a smash hit in Moscow. Now New Yorkers can see what opened the eyes of the Russians: a near-duplicate show of the prints sent by the U.S. State Department in exchange for a Soviet graphic-arts show, now in Milwaukee. Woodcuts, etchings, lithographs, colorgraphs and intaglios by Sister Mary Corita, Ben Shahn, Leonard Baskin, Fritz Eichenberg, Sidney Goodman, Edmond Casarella and 15 other U.S. printmakers show off a revolution in graphic techniques. Through...
Niederhoffer seemed to be tired, but the country's third-ranked amateur surprised Khan by coming back to win the fourth game, 15-13, as Mohibulla missed a forehand smash...
...away the oppressive and degrading shackles that have been their share in American life. Such people-and they are powerful at all levels of American life-devote their time to stamping out any legitimate efforts by black people to better their lot. And the big club with which they smash all such worthy endeavors is always the same: frantic charges of "reverse racism," "black supremacy," and "black paranoia." Staunch members of our Association will not be bothered a tiny bit by the hypocritical efforts that are being made to present us as "the bad guys." All of us know that...
...were gathering for last week's festival of Shaab-e-Baraat when the sorrowful news crackled from houseboat to houseboat, from hut to hut. The guard on duty at Hazrat Bal (literally Majestic Place) had left his post long enough for thieves to saw out the strongroom locks, smash the cabinet and make their getaway. The prophet's hair was gone...
...that the highly publicized examples raise the average size of all awards and settlements. What bothers the underwriters more than the occasional big payoff is the widespread evidence of fraud. In one macabre conspiracy, a Los Angeles man arranged to have a friend push his car off a cliff, smash both his legs with a padded brick, and place him and his drugged wife beside the wreck. "No one would ever believe that I was crazy enough," boasted the man; the plot was uncovered-and the conspirators jailed-only because his friend got frightened and called the sheriff...