Word: tented
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Ancient Boldness. Moreover, say the street Christians, Christ can liberate the addict from other trips. They claim that genuine conversion can keep an addict off drugs as no other "cure" can, and the witness of their followers, like the testimony at faith-healing tent meetings, is filled with tales of needle-scarred young lives healed by Jesus. But in contrast with many conventional fundamentalists, their approach is open and joyful, notably lacking in self-righteous stiffness. The prevailing attitude is ecumenical. Many come from Roman Catholic or Jewish backgrounds...
Delia built a trap line through the Skwentna country, setting up little tent camps and cabins along the way at about ten-mile intervals. "I've got 75 miles of trap line here. I had 125. When I got married, I'd leave home and spend each night in a different cabin with my dog team. I'd be gone twelve days, makin' about two trips a month. But it was too much. As my responsibilities at home got more, I had to cut some of the line out, so I sold about 50 miles...
...good many campers will settle for somewhat less. They want a flat place to park or pitch a tent (since portable gas refrigerators usually work only on the level), plus clean toilets and showers, and perhaps a swimming pool-at a price considerably below motel rates. To fill those needs, private campgrounds are opening all over the U.S.; they now offer about 427,000 individual campsites. As might be expected in a business where standards vary widely, the customer wants the additional comfort of a reliable chain's name. That in turn has led to the fast-growing business...
...Sergei Vinogradov, who acts as a kind of proconsul for the Kremlin with somewhat the same role and prestige as U.S. Ambassador to Saigon Ellsworth Bunker. The Soviet military men, as well as the civilians, generally try to maintain an extremely low silhouette. Missile technicians live in self-contained tent communities. "An SA3 site," says a Western diplomat, "comes with cooks, bottle washers, the lot." Occasionally an Egyptian might glimpse a busload of Russians visiting the pyramids, or see a group of beefy, fair-skinned workers at Agomy beach west of Alexandria. To one recent British visitor, however, Cairo...
...group of 100 black Cambridge residents-many with their children-are staging a "tent-in" in the Yard and may attempt to disrupt this morning's Commencement ceremony unless Harvard promises to set aside the Treeland site adjoining Peabody Terrace for construction of a low-income housing project...