Word: welds
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...sing so well as he used to or act any better than he ever did, that does not much matter either. A younger generation-represented mainly by France's Nicole Maurey, by a sort of Elvis Presley with muscles called Fabian, and by a starlet known as Tuesday Weld, who displays at least as much acting ability as Monday Wash-takes over with plenty of energy, if not much style. And Director Blake Edwards runs the show with all sorts of technical razzle-dazzle: the wide-screen wipes are a clever touch, the hurry-ups are corny but funny...
...limited seating capacity makes it necessary for people to obtain tickets in advance at the Summer School office, Weld 2. Both concerts are free...
Last week, in blazing sun, an army of migrants, stooping across Weld County's fertile fields, picked beans, carrots, tomatoes and onions. But their children had a different job. After breakfasting on Coca Cola, the youngsters boarded a bus for school in Fort Lupton, where they listened intently to a second-grade teacher: "Armando, get me the cup-cup-cup. Luisa, pick up the plate-plate-plate." In the fifth-grade room, a shy girl of twelve whispered in Spanish: "I want to be a teacher someday. A fifth-grade teacher." After paying 13? apiece, the youngsters downed...
...Tuesday's televised session, William Y. Elliott, Leroy B. Williams Professor of History and Political Science and chairman of the three-day conference, suggested governmental reorganization. Quoting vice-President Nixon's remark--"We must weld together executive agencies into an economic, political, and ideological whole"--he emphasized that interested private foundations accept public administration...
...last dance of the summer takes place tomorrow. Sponsored by and for the dormitories of Lowell. Thayer, and Weld and open to commuters, it will be held in the Union from 8:30 p.m. to midnight