Word: warm
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...indeed the subtle touch that comes of the accessory. Take the stole, casually draped over a bare shoulder. In the winter, it keeps a girl warm. In the summer it keeps her covered. In six foot lengths, the stole has gained in importance until it is now one of the most popular of all spring and summertime "extras...
...this physical domination over himself -or his belief in it-that enables Hogan to do things on a golf course that baffle human understanding. At 39, he needs no warm-up tournaments to toughen his nerves and sharpen his game. He just shows up for the big ones, sets the machinery in motion-and wins. Then he drops out of sight again, leaving behind another "miracle" for the Hogan legend...
...swarmed all over New Hampshire in an unprecedented invasion, finding out how the ordinary voters felt-one great omission in 1948. By Election Day, many correspondents felt that they had measured the pulse pretty well, and they began to sidle toward the steam table where the crow was kept warm...
Jacquetta Hawkes is an archeologist in love with the earth and stone of her native Britain. Out of her studies and her warm prejudice has come an extraordinary book called A Land, tracing the relationship between man and rock. With its publication in the U.S. last week (Random House; $3.75), readers found that the book is also a refreshing document on stone...
...section of the aorta was cut out and the ends were spliced together. Lorraine spent 33 days in the hospital. Last week, after another stay in the hospital, she went home with a healthy, 8-lb. daughter. Lorraine's heart is in fine shape. And her feet are warm. "No one who hasn't had cold feet all his life knows how wonderful it is," she said...