Word: tailing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Kennedy "Brain Trust," says Wallich, Galbraith "rejects our ancient American folklore that politicians spend too much. In its place he puts the intriguing notion that they spend too little. Public needs are underfinanced, while private tastes are overindulged." Wallich does not agree that the public addiction to chrome, tail fins, and other ostentatious foolishness means that it cannot be trusted to fill its own needs: "It is something of a non-sequitur to conclude that the only alternative to foolish private spending is public spending. Better private spending is just as much of a possibility." Wallich's article...
...orbit or soon to soar aloft-beautiful machines with the strange, angular, functional grace of well-designed space craft. North American Aviation, Inc. showed a full-scale model of its giant F-1 rocket engine, which spits out more than 1,500,000 lbs. of thrust and whose tail cone is as large as an Eskimo igloo...
...Wagged His Tail. Peter Ustinov plays the villain and a four-footed Italian actor named Caligola plays Peter Ustinov in this comic allegory about a Brooklyn slumlord who is magically changed into...
...Wagged His Tail. A mean old Brooklyn slumlord is magically changed into the cur he essentially is. Peter Ustinov plays...
...image of Ustinov doing all those doggy things is unfailingly good for an arf. Actor Ustinov, held in leash by Director Ladislao (Marcelino) Vajda, does pretty well for a mere human being, but of course he is not nearly so funny as Caligola. The dog wags Vajda's Tail...