Word: ture
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Civil rights leader Kuame Ture, better remembered as sixties activist Stokely Carmichael, last night told 200 listeners in Science Center B that Black students must unite to fight injustice and gain racial equality in the "politically back-ward" United States...
...dream," exulted an Avon spot over a shot of women donning their running shoes. The Arco tots, a pack of three-or four-year-old boys and girls, raced toward the camera. As a little girl in pigtails broke the tape, her look of triumph bespoke a fu ture unimaginable even ten years ago. Once she would have been called a tomboy. Now she is called an athlete...
Executive changes have also roiled the company. Two months ago Chairman Donald Lloyd-Jones quit over differences with directors. He was replaced by Ven ture Capitalist J.R.K. Tinkle, who last week presided over the all-night executive session that grounded the carrier...
...ending, the movie of ten slows to a crawl as it tries to explain it self. On the other hand, that ending is genuinely surprising and, like much of the rest of Psycho II, it has a certain sly wit about it. Indeed, there is a rather good-na tured air about this not overly scary pic ture, which pays homage to Hitchcock's most famous (but not best) work without trying either to rip it off or knock...
...shunned the grand, formal Secretary's office on the seventh floor of the State Department. He works in his shirtsleeves, poring over the mountains of reports he has ordered and annotating them with his fountain pen. They include analyses re-examining basic assumptions about policy and fu ture American plans. Says a close aide, "He Likes to have the context in which a problem is presented and the long-range implications...