Word: teresas
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...eight weeks, the Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee has held hearings on organized crime. A parade of witnesses, many of them for- mer mobsters, testifying with immunity, have sketched the outlines of gambling, theft and corruption on which crime empires are built. Last week big Vinnie Teresa, a rotund (300 Ibs.) loan shark now serving concurrent prison terms for stealing securities and car theft, provided a Runyonesque retrospective of his life and crimes...
Sandy Dennis as Teresa Phillips and Phil Silvers as Frank Foster are the outs. It is her husband. Bop Phillips played by Richard Mulligan, and his wife, Fiona Foster played by Bernice Massi, who are having all the fun. Frantic to avoid discovery of their adultery, Fiona and Bob involve the Detweilers to explain away nights spent on the town. Meek Mary and wiggy William Detweiler tiptoe into the confusion, unaware that they are being used as excuses by the lovers. Sin is fun, and in the end Teresa and Frank discover the truth, but not before the cuckoos have...
...enjoyed Phil Silvers immensely and loved his interpretation of Frank Foster as the middle-American stooge, Sandy Dennis as Teresa Phillips was a bit too convincing as the awful housewife who drives her husband to drink and other women, and we were glad we did not have to see more of her. On the other hand, we wish that we had seen more of Bernice Massi, for she was every bit the type of woman we would like to be driven to. Richard Mulligan as Bob Phillips and Jeanne Hepple as Mary Detweiler were good, but Tom Aldredge as William...
Died. Dona Maria Teresa de Barros Caetano, 64, wife of the Portuguese Premier; in Lisbon. Suffering from mental illness for the past twelve years, she lived so anonymously that most Portuguese did not even know her name...
...order numbers more than 600 nuns, most of them Indians. They operate 26 centers for the poor in Calcutta alone, 70 more in other cities in India, and homes in Ceylon, Tanzania, Jordan, Venezuela, Great Britain and Australia-as well as the one in Rome. As for Mother Teresa herself, who at 60 is back in India and is an Indian citizen, she still spends much of her time working the orders regular 16-hour day among the dying at the gate of the temple of Kali...