Word: walke
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...friends has ever been inside his hilltop house." I must be privileged, then, because a few years ago when our youth group went on a hike, after asking for some water, we were taken into their kitchen and given cookies and something to drink. If we were able to walk through their gate, it seems quite impossible to think that neighbors had to climb the fence to see Mr. Salinger's home...
...continue participating in such personal ways in the nation's labor-management disputes, Goldberg is going to be a terribly busy man. That prospect is one that he faces with pleasure. He is an activist who rises at 6:30 each morning, takes a walk around his fashionable Northwest Washington neighborhood, breakfasts with Wife Dorothy, and is at his Labor Department desk by at least 9 o'clock. He still gets a real kick out of the prestige and privileges of his office. Says a Cabinet colleague: "Arthur is just as thrilled as he can be about being...
...have a large Spanish population. I have a real feeling for the Jewish people. I have always championed Negroes. I've heard from a lot of these people, from thousands of people up and down the state-merchants, workingmen. professional men, teachers, women and men in every walk of life. They say they want me to run for Governor...
...saddle-sore cowpoke would walk half a block to watch a race between thoroughbreds-skittish, no-account critters that can't do anything but run. But for the chunky, docile quarterhorse, the cowboy has the fond attachment of a co-worker and friend. Bred for blazing speed over extremely short (up to 870 yd.) distances, today's racing quarterhorse is a blood brother of rugged, hard-working range horses. Match races for high stakes have been common ever since the first quarterhorses were broken, and more than one thoroughbred owner has been parted from his bankroll...
...weakened. But the Met had survived the crisis, had lost only one singer and the season would open on schedule on Oct. 23 with Leontyne Price in Puccini's Girl of the Golden West. It was unlikely that either management or musicians, whatever the possible payoff, would ever walk so near the brink of a canceled season again...