Word: tomorrow
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...rumor that I am retiring. Nothing." So saying, Lowell Thomas, 84, informed listeners that he was delivering his last regular broadcast for CBS radio. Since he launched the country's first network news show in 1930, his mellow baritone "Good evening, everybody" and sonorous "So long until tomorrow" reached a cumulative audience once estimated at more than 100 billion. When not at the mike, he found time to write more than 50 books and build a communications corporation-Capital Cities-that controls a coast-to-coast string of radio and TV stations, several newspapers and Fairchild Publications, Inc. Apart...
Given decent underpinnings, tomorrow may yet take care of itself. What Novelist Antoine de Saint-Exupery wrote three decades ago must remain the moral force behind all truly prophetic workers: "As for the future, your task is not to foresee, but to enable it." Stefan Kanfer
...diminish the raw impact of the filmed dead on a Beirut street. This is news as spectator sport. Confident young women or quippy males in tweed jackets review plays, films and concerts they are ill-equipped to judge. Joshing between anchor man and weatherman makes it hard to remember tomorrow's forecast. The fear of boring the viewer makes the discussion of city budgets and school boards incomprehensible-as they may well have been to the "reporter" himself...
...after three, twice that after four, and by now the weekend had but one tomorrow, the second game of the twin bill. And as everyone knows, even baby roller coasters have a little incline to them...
...Crimson's 1-2 performance over the weekend proves an accurate indicator of the team's spring. Its post-Florida record now stands at 6-12. Tomorrow afternoon (which really is Tuesday), the batmen travel to Waltham to play Brandeis, the GBL champ, before they close out their campaign with home contests against Cornell and Army (a doubleheader) next weekend. Rides are $.25 for children, $.50 for adults...