Word: warmness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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With these chores about finished, the President and Sorensen last week exchanged warm letters of confidence and thanks, clearing the way for Sorensen to move out of the White House on Feb. 29. Sorensen will write a book, to be published later this year by Harper & Row. It is a book, says Sorensen, "which I can write, describing President Kennedy, saying what kind of person he was and what kind of President he was. If I don't write it now, I'm not sure I'll ever write...
...ahead of any and every G.O.P. contender. Still, Republicans had a new poll of their own that gave them hope. They had asked people across the U.S. to check a series of phrases they thought best fitted the President. Johnson did pretty well in such categories as "has warm personality" (35% thought he did), "has good judgment" (26%) and "is dignified and statesmanlike" (24%). But Lyndon's worst grade came under the heading, "has strong convictions": only 11% thought that...
...Smiles. If Barry wanted a fight, Rocky was ready. Early last week he announced that he would enter Oregon's May 15 primary. In that state he has a warm friend in Republican Governor Mark Hatfield and a campaign staff already functioning; but Goldwater has county and lesser leaders almost solidly committed to his cause and is considered ahead. Rockefeller had already said he would run in both the March 10 New Hampshire primary and the June 2 California contest, and he thought his chances were looking up. Said he: "The polls in California showed Goldwater...
...With warm response from schoolmasters all over Britain, Langdon-Davies aims to visualize and dramatize "living history with its news sheets and battle plans, its surprises and disasters, presented in authentic detail." With his first kits a sellout, he plans new ones (possibly to be published in the U.S.) on everything from the Battle of Agincourt to the Boston Tea Party, from the Irish famine to the Battle of Britain...
...warm Thursday night, thousands of Harvard men turn out for an Architecture Riot to protest the design of the tenth House. The vibrations of so many people running through the streets cause the giant steel framework of the Sert pyramid to topple into the Charles...