Word: walke
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...father were the mythical average steelworker making $4.40 an hour [Sept. 3], I would be going to Harvard and driving a Spitfire. But, alas, my father is an average steelworker making $2.28½ an hour, and I go to the University of Massachusetts and walk. O, Daddy, where is your extra $2.111/2? Poor Daddy...
...only people who will stand by you in Asia are the people of Pakistan ? provided you are prepared to stand by them." He boated up the Potomac to Mount Vernon with the Kennedys, flew to Lyndon Johnson's Texas ranch to write his name in fresh Friendship Walk cement. Vice President Johnson had met Ayub in Pakistan earlier that year and, in a rosy, fraternal glow, saw to it that a camel driver who reached for his outstretched hand got a free junket...
Chicago's Bob Hendley was not exactly pitching batting practice either. The Dodgers scratched out a run in the fifth inning on a walk, a sacrifice, a stolen base and an error, but the first hit of the ball game was a bloop double by Los Angeles' Lou Johnson with two out in the seventh. It was also the last. If Koufax didn't know he had a no-hitter going, he must have wondered why nobody talked to him in the dugout. He struck out the side in the eighth, again in the ninth, and when...
MISS AMERICA PAGEANT (CBS, 10-12 p.m.). Bert Parks and Bess Myerson host the annual walk...
...75th birthday in July, Stengel fell and fractured his hip. Doctors told him that he might never walk properly again, so Casey, who has been quietly salting it away for years, decided to go home to his bank (the Valley National of Glendale, Calif.), his "dozens" of oil wells, his stock portfolio, and his six-story office building in Glendale. He was still on the Mets's payroll as the club's "West Coast vice president"-or, in Stengel's words, "the highest-priced scout you've ever seen." Coach Wes Westrum would manage the team...