Word: snowed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...pleasantly domestic scene, Yugoslavia's Marshal Tito, in mufti, and his pretty young (29) wife Jovanka, an ex-Partisan sharpshooter, were photographed strolling with their dog in a snow-mantled park behind their home in Belgrade...
...these who didn't get their fill of snow this winter, there's always plenty in northern Vermont and Canada during early April. Stowe and the Laurentians are usually most popular at this time. Room and board here ranges from three to fifteen dollars a day, but usually is nearer the former. Round trip train fare to Stowe is $16, to the Laurentians...
...koshava, a snow-bearing wind reported to be from Russia, had blocked the road, but the army broke out an infantry company to shovel it clear so that Tito could attend the annual dinner of the foreign correspondents who work in Belgrade. There, the 62-year-old dictator, rejecting native rakija in favor of three Martinis, swapped opinions convivially until an unprecedented 1:15 a.m. He talked of Milovan Djilas, the vice president he had stripped of all offices for being soft on democracy. He loved the man, said Tito, but politically Djilas is through for good. Mr. Djilas...
...instead, depicted the grueling labor that goes into ice and snow climbing, creating a lasting tribute to the great heart and courage of the British climbers and their Sherpa porters. In shots of Hunt's agonized breathing without bottled oxygen at 28,000 feet, and in long, expansive views of the incredible faced of the giant mountain he has quitely conveyed the vastness of their undertaking...
...four Foreign Ministers shook hands and left for home, the West Berlin Freedom Bell, donated by Americans as a tribute to Berlin's fight against Communist encroachment, pealed forth in somber tones across the snow-covered city that now was doomed to more years of division. The bell tolled for heavy hearts on both sides of the Iron Curtain...