Word: weds
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...bulk, he was one of Hollywood's best golfers. Laurel, who was born in Britain (and had understudied Charlie Chaplin), once explained that he and Ollie "had different hobbies. He liked horses and golf. You know my hobby-and I married them all." He had, in fact, wed four women a total of eight times, and a fifth sued unsuccessfully to be declared his wife...
...first of a series of folk dances will begin, with instruction provided, at 8 to 11:30 p.m., Wed., July 12 at Memorial Hall...
...could hardly be otherwise, dealing as it does with the most romantic gesture of the 20th century. Next week the duke and his duchess will celebrate the 30th anniversary of their marriage, by every evidence still as devoted to each other as on the June day when they were wed in a friend's chateau in France. Queen Elizabeth has invited them to Marlborough House next month to attend the unveiling of a plaque dedicated to Edward's mother, Queen Mary -the first official recognition ever extended the duchess by Buckingham Palace. Ironically, Queen Mary was unforgiving...
Such a foundation's most difficult and elusive task would be to wed public policy and private initiative, to maintain a link with the Government without be coming bogged down in bureaucracy or timidity. For in retrospect, perhaps the CIA's most important contribution was not money but unconventional and imaginative ideas, notwithstanding failures. If the new "mechanism" can steer between a too specific, outdated cold war orientation, on the one hand, and an aimless benevolence on the other, it has a truly exciting chance not merely to provide shelter for the orphans but to modify the entire...
Wayne V. Andersen, chairman of the M.I.T. Committee on the Visual Arts, and Horst W. Janson, chairman of the Art History Department at New York University, complete the series with lectures Tues. and Wed. at Carpenter Center...