Word: thanking
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...been my experience, since beginning to read TIME when I was a freshman in college in 1939, that if I'm worried about something, sooner or later TIME will write up the subject and relieve my mind. Thank goodness, TIME and its perceptive editors have finally gotten around to the subject of the middleaged. TIME calls the middle-aged the Command Generation, which is a felicitous phrase and makes you feel a little bit better already, doesn't it? So often a tactful phrase can change your whole picture...
...came from a roll of film in a camera found in his effects. With it was a polite note that is in itself a comment on the complexity of the problem of the psychotic in society. It asked that the finder have the film developed, and ended: "Thank you, Charles J. Whitman...
...made their farewells and departed on an unknown honeymoon about 6:45 p.m., Luci made a last speech from the south balcony, then tossed her bouquet. It wound up, with a little sisterly collusion, in the possession of Lynda Bird, whose escort at the wedding was Actor George Hamilton. "Thank you all," said Luci, "for this beautiful, wonderful day, the most magnificent day of our lives...
...Thank you for the splendid coverage of the London crusade [June 10, July 15]. The reporting was extremely fair and accurate. I am convinced that this crusade made the deepest penetration of any of the crusades we have ever conducted anywhere. It may take a generation to analyze the full impact...
...Building on New Bond Street. There he watched correspondents watusi with comely researchers. "On each desk was a champagne bucket," he writes, "and when they saw me, someone forced a glass into my hand. 'Welcome to swinging London!' a secretary cried. I could hardly contain myself. 'Thank God, I found it at last...