Word: waits
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...WAIT UNTIL DARK. A blind woman (Audrey Hepburn) who has become the nearly helpless victim of a trio of terrorists led by Alan Arkin tries to equalize the situation by removing all the light bulbs in the house; but she forgets the one in the refrigerator-with chilling results...
...effect on the policy-makers in Washington. It will be the first time that all the people have officially been asked to express themselves on the Administration's war policy. Not even Congress has been given the opportunity for a straightforward vote on this question. We must not wait until 1968. It is time for the citizens of this city to be counted...
...team hopes to back into some kind of tie for the Ivy League title. With so many good teams in the League, Dartmouth could get knocked off, and the Crimson will get its own shot at the League's other undefeated. Yale. Meanwhile. Harvard must win and wait...
...Broadway a couple of seasons ago, Wait Until Dark seemed like a wrong number for Playwright Frederick Knott, who once dialed M for Murder. The thriller's screen incarnation gives him a chance to call again. This time he gets through-with a better scenario, set and cast...
...addition to delaying the opening of Mather House, an extended wait before cuts could also mean that more will have to be cut. New England construction costs are now rising faster than those in other sections of the country, Trottenberg said. He blamed that on the large amount of new construction going on at this time in New England...