Word: watchfully
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...quiet conviction he brings to even the most outlandish tales. These seven of his own songs include Give My Love to Rose, the message of a fellow dying on the railroad tracks, and Folsom Prison Blues, intoned by a cad who "shot a man in Reno, just to watch...
...every one were partly guilty. Even university professors wrote books and articles about this guilt. The FBI and the Secret Service were criticized because they should have "rounded up" or done something or other with Oswald. But if the FBI and Secret Service were more reluctant to keep watch on extreme left-wingers than on ultrarightists, then didn't these breast-beating, so-called liberals help the assassin...
About three weeks ago I took my little boy to watch the wreckers demolishing the houses on Garden Street. In the hole that used to be the basement of Everett House this battered old book lay churned up in the debris, exactly as it appears in the picture. As the only visible artifact in a scene of such general desolation, it seems to speak eloquently of the culture of a vanished way of life. Irwin Hyatt...
...Speculation?Oswald spent the morning of Nov. 22 in the company of other workers in the building and remained with them until they went downstairs to watch the President go by, no later probably than...
...highest civilian decoration is primarily intended for Americans and Eliot has been one of Her Majesty's most Britannic subjects for some 40 years. However, he was originally a product of St. Louis and Harvard, which are pretty American. A practical cat, and one who has to watch his health nowadays, Eliot elected to receive his honor in London. But as U.S. Ambassador David Bruce handed it over, the poet couldn't help grinning like Old Possum himself...