Word: tiniest
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Trans Caribbean Airways began offering a double for seven nights and eight days, with two meals daily, plus a round-trip ticket from New York, for $239. Within two weeks business jumped to 95% of capacity. Some hotels do not charge for kiddies 14 and under; when the tiniest members are along, they throw in free baby sitters...
...surprisingly widespread contention that only a few in Germany were guilty, while the rest did not know what was going on. these German writers reply, "Nonsense. Everybody was guilty, in some way." Eloquently, angrily, they argue that the destruction of individual character (and of nations) begins with the tiniest indifference, the smallest act of cowardice, the most microscopic compromise...
...white world (Griffin is forever having to walk long blocks just to urinate); and of the bigger injustices that are perpetually evident in the white man's "hate stares," his constant use of the word "boy" while talking at all Negroes, his utter unwillingness to show them the tiniest human courtesy...
...encourage all Americans to spend 4;? in postage for their avalanche of Christmas cards (rather than the still permissible 3? for unsealed envelopes), but also "to supply a colorful fillip" to the greeting business. As usual, the bureaucrats did not consider that good and original design-or even the tiniest hint that Christmas is, after all, Christ's birthday-might be a necessary ingredient, fillip-wise...
...aspires to make of the Herald-Examiner the daily that symbolizes the city. But with a giant's confidence, the Times rejects the Hearst paper as a serious rival in this or any other race. Instead, it keeps a wary eye on Los Angeles' newest and tiniest daily: the New York Times's month-old West Coast edition (100,000 in 13 Far West states). Said a Los Angeles Times editor last week: "As far as we're concerned, our only competitor in Los Angeles is the New York Times...