Word: tripped
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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This week the U.S. prepared to go to the United Nations General Assembly to lay out its case for defending stability and order in the beleaguered Middle East. With a strong symbol of achievement in Nautilus, with diplomatic decks cleared of Khrushchev's summit trip wires, the U.S. could hope against hope that the free world could now get on with the business of achieving order, prosperity and independence in the Middle East...
After that the presidential party pulled out, left Anderson to tell the trip's story to the reporters (and that done, to pay a courtesy call on Admiral Rickover). Said he: "You know I am a little dazed by all this." But it was not only Anderson, but the newsmen, the Navy, the nation, the world that was more than a little dazed...
...know, Vice President Nixon's trip through South America [TIME, May 26] was not all sweetness and light. However, the political climate was a little more agreeable in Ecuador. Here in Quito he took time out to enter a humble barbershop for a haircut. The barber has made use of his moment of fame [see cut). He stands in the doorway under his new sign. Nixon's name is flanked by Ecuadorian and U.S. flags...
...child, John Jr.-turned aside Taft's proposal with a gentle no. Peter said he would go on to Europe, study public affairs at Paris' Institute of Political Studies. Said Wendy Marshall: "At the moment, Peter is really a professional schoolboy. However, I am planning a trip to Europe next March, and what happens while I am overseas is not for comment...
...eleventh of twelve children, Giacomo had little formal training, after the third grade went to work as a stonecutter, house painter, plasterer. He eventually managed to save for a month's trip to Paris, where he spent nights on park benches, days in the Louvre. In 1938 he turned out the first of his now famous cardinal series. "They interested me not because of their religious content," he says, "but because of their form and line. In a way they are my abstractions." Last year Manzù, who destroys the mold after a single cast, created what he considers...