Word: tinos
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...state organization is Senator Gale McGee," one prominent state politician said recently. While McCarthy forces were active last summer, they have no plans to try to loosen McGee's control in the future. Tino Roncalio, a Kennedy supporter and former congressman, is the leading liberal politician in the state.This is Ted Kennedy surrounded by the People. They have become active in politics and want to make important decisions about their lives. In 1972 Ted will be nominated. They hope to nominate him. That is an important decision. The only question to be answered is, who will nominate Ted, the People...
Kingly Profession. King Paul felt that he had not had sufficient training for his duties; when his son Constantine was born in 1940, he spoke of preparing him for the specialized profession of "kingship." When he was six, young "Tino," as the family called him, was sent off to a spartan private school. He later spent time at each of the nation's three military academies and tasted the medicine of army discipline. "I bitterly cursed it at the time," he said later on, "but you're grateful for it all." At home, Constantine got more royal treatment, was even...
Princeton attackman Tino O'Brien, who led the league in scoring with 27 points, was named to the first team, while four Tigers were second-team selections...
...Secret. And what happened to all the money? Trustees for De Angelis' bankrupt companies have some estimates. About $40 million of it moved, quite legally, into the pockets of traders who sold soybean futures to Tino and profited when prices plummeted. Another $60 million went to bankroll the fast growth of his refining empire, cover operating losses and pay interest charges on loans. Countless millions probably stuck to the hands of his friends and cohorts. De Angelis' refinery, real estate and other assets have been sold at bankruptcy auctions for a low $3.5 million; most of these assets...
...Tino himself drew at least $100,000 a year from Allied, boasts that he munificently gave away perhaps $3,000,000 to pals. Now he claims that he is broke. But the court pried out of him the fact that he had $500,000 in a numbered Swiss bank account; this cache has been turned over to his bankruptcy trustees. How much more Tino may have stashed away is a secret locked in the nimble brain of the fat man who fooled everybody. If he values his freedom highly, he may, under the terms of his sentence, still tell quite...