Word: warmness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...years."* Kennedy even got on well with the leaders of the South African Foundation, a business-sponsored promotional organization. After a private meeting, foundation officials invited Kennedy to return next year. He said he would love to and might bring along some of his nine children. Then, after a warm reception in Tanzania, the Senator, more tousled than ever, headed for Kenya and Ethiopia...
Downhill Push. Gathering shortly before 10 p.m., the two exchanged warm abrazos, then sat down and talked for two hours. Balaguer repeated his campaign proposal for a "government of unity" formed from both parties. Bosch promised to push the idea among his followers, who account for most of the young, trained technicians and planners in the country...
...moment the group looked after the man, warm in the knowledge that all seven of them were supposed to read "Bartleby the Scrivener" that weekend. Then they turned and headed for the Union. And under a quiet eave in Wadsworth House the Geistgauge throbbed...
MAHLER: SYMPHONY NO. 4 (Columbia). This glorious work contains Mahler's song "Das himmlische Leben," and George Szell and the Cleveland Orchestra recreate the Teutonic paradise. Judith Raskin, who sings the three soprano solos, sounds warm and free, yet her precise technique never allows a hint of bombast. "St. Cecilia with all her relatives are the excellent court musicians," goes the final refrain of the song, and the Cleveland and Miss Raskin could not be better described...
Figuring in the Argument. Baseball fans, being chronic dyspeptics (too much warm beer, too many cold hot dogs), doubtless will debate forever who is the best pitcher of the 1966 season, the decade, the century, and All Time. There is a strong possibility that Juan Marichal will figure in the grander argument...