Word: three-year-old
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...succumbed to its lure. In a House of Commons so packed that even the chamber gangways were stuffed with squatting M.P.s, Prime Minister Harold Macmillan waited for a tense, expectant hush. Then he announced that Great Britain had finally decided to apply to join the Common Market, the three-year-old and amazingly successful economic union of France, West Germany, Italy, Belgium, Luxembourg and The Netherlands...
Fate of a Man (Mosfilm; United Artists), the agonizing story of a village carpenter whose life is shattered by war, is among the best of the Soviet films, most of them rather disappointing, seen in the U.S. during the current three-year-old cultural exchange. Freely sentimental and seeded now and then with propaganda, the film nevertheless tells a harsh tale unforgettably and well. Hero Sergei Bondarchuk. who directs his own performance with skill, is a broad-faced, stocky man, clownish and touching as a young father, convincingly indomitable as a prisoner in German work camps. Finally he escapes...
...equally stern, watchful Secret Service man-plenty of protection, it would seem, for any well-mannered little girl. But as any well-worn parent knows, care and caution are never quite equal to the heart-stopping hazards that occasionally complicate the existence of a cheerful, mischief-minded three-year-old. Last week Washington Star Society Columnist Betty Beale uncovered just such an incident in the life of the President's daughter...
With her nurse and her federal guard in tow, Caroline attended a birthday party fortnight ago for three-year-old Ivan Steers, son of Jackie Kennedy's stepsister, Nina Auchincloss Steers. It was a bright, sunny day in suburban Bethesda, Md., and the party was outdoors, beside the Steers's swimming pool. While Caroline's nurse was changing, the other nurses and mothers helped Ivan's guests into their bathing suits; Caroline got suited up faster than anyone else. She slipped into the pool at the shallow end, grabbed a kiddie-sized surfboard and began...
...Catholic archbishop of Boston, riffled through the newspaper as the car rolled through the Massachusetts countryside. He was on his way to dedicate the first Catholic church in the town of Dover-red brick St. Philomena's, which Pastor Joseph J. Boyle and the members of his three-year-old parish had just completed. Suddenly a news item riveted Cardinal Cushing's attention: the Vatican's Sacred Congregation of Rites had stricken St. Philomena, "the virgin martyr," from the roster of saints. For the cardinal, who had distributed 800 statuettes of St. Philomena to Dover...