Word: waving
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...those final hours, Jackie and some friends motorboated to the Isle of Capri to shop and stroll through the main square and its sea of cafe tables. Then back to Ravello-and farewell. Crowds lined the streets, from the villa to the town square, to wave addio. But for all her happiness to be home, the melody could only linger on: Don't forget this little town Beautiful, simple and kind...
...arrests seemed to contradict Nkrumah's original pronouncement that "foreign agents" had plotted his death. Nonetheless, Nkrumah's tame Ghanaian Times reported breathlessly that the "vile trio" had in one fell swoop tried to "ride the wave of the people's patience, throw dust into the eyes of the nation, trample over the leaders' forbearance, and disrupt the cause of the revolution." Thundered Nkrumah's Evening News: "The villains have been unmasked in the persons of the arch-Judas Adamafio, the lean and lanky
...patronizing statement," tossed back at the Jesuits a paraphrase of their own question: "What would be the Catholic reaction if a Jewish publication were to publish an editorial entitled 'To Our Catholic Friends,' warning Catholics to cease their campaign for public aid to parochial schools, lest a wave of anti-Catholic bigotry descend on the nation...
...warn its readers against it.'' A more definitive answer came from the Anti-Defamation League, which keeps the pulse of anti-Semitism throughout the country. It reported that there had been no "overt incidents" since the decision that could be interpreted as the beginning of a wave of antiSemitism. ∙∙∙ To get around the Supreme Court's prayer ruling, the school board in Hicksville, L.I., recently proposed that classes begin with a reading of the fourth stanza of The Star-Spangled Banner, which has the line And this be our motto...
...slipped a sheet of jokes into his logbook before takeoff; the P.R. men announced that Popovich during his orbits was fondling a little cloth picture of Lenin as a child. In Moscow, government flacks passed out banners and cosmonaut photo placards for the jubilant throngs to wave in Red Square...