Word: smile
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...wrote in a first-person, "I-danced-with-the-President" story, she was so flustered that she blurted: " 'Mr. President, the chandeliers are bright tonight.' " This was a reference to Johnson's drive to cut down on the White House light bill. "He didn't smile," said Reporter Thomas. "I guess it was the wrong thing...
Belli had an acrimonious confrontation with Dallas Public Relations Man Sam Bloom, who has taken on the job of handling technical arrangements for the trial, including issuance of press credentials. During one exchange, Bloom snapped: "Don't bark at me, Mr. Belli." Cried Belli: "Don't smile at me, Mr. Bloom." Belli kept trying to make Bloom admit that Dallasites really wanted to try Ruby in their city, convict him, and thereby get rid of some sort of guilt complex. But Bloom was insistent: "I don't think Dallas has any sins...
Melancholiacs may get a lift from the clownish affenpinscher, a tiny cross between a terrier and a Pekingese, whose funny face is wreathed in a perpetual smile. Nonconformists will appreciate a Rhodesian ridgeback, an African lion dog that must be patted from tail to head because his fur grows that way. Heavy drinkers might find use for a puli, a shaggy sheepherder famed for its ability to guide strays back into the fold. And antique collectors will want the world's oldest dog, the saluki, which appears in Sumerian carvings as early as 6000 B.C. The Arabs call...
...omnipotence over the past ten years, but hasn't paid particular attention to American attitudes on this trip. "I came over only to look at your archives, and I haven't seen very much else. There's no real hurry, is there?" And there was that same unassuming smile...
...genial smile and beastly features of his face on the television remains a faint memory for many of us now twenty years old. For some of us it is a first recollection of political events. We remember only being told that the man who licked his lips and smiled--the man who kept repeating "point of order, Mr. Chairman,"--was the man daddy did not (or, hypothetically, did) like...