Word: wining
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...When I was very young, and was dealing with my buddies in [Harlem's] wine-and urine-stained hallways, something in me wondered, What will happen to all that beauty? . . . And when I sat at Elijah's table . . . and we talked about God's-or Allah's-vengeance, I wondered, when that vengeance was achieved, What will happen to all that beauty then? I could also see that the intransigence and ignorance of the white world might make that vengeance inevitable . . . And here we are, at the center of the arc, trapped in the gaudiest, most...
...rstendamm, young art students collected rent money by drawing colored chalk reproductions of the madonnas of Giorgione and Fra Angelico. In the fairyland of the big department stores, late shoppers were snapping up collapsible 6-ft. Christmas trees, black lace nightgowns from Paris, Guardsmen neckties from London. Retsina wine from Greece...
...days, reporters are still appointed for life; Editor Lazar Fogelman, who has been with the paper since 1927, is 71; Business Manager Adolph Held is 77; Literary Critic Harry Rogoff is 80. In a period of instant cookery, the Forward instructs its readership on the fermentation of wine. Space is still reserved for humor of a high Jewish flavor: "Sam: There is nothing better than to lie in bed in the morning and ring for a servant. Jonah: But you have no servant. Sam: But a bell...
...Awori Wine...
...voters of Chanzeaux, a wine-growing, cattle-raising township of 1150 persons in the Loire Valley near Angers, the November 18 French Parliamentary elections were a minor event. Four years ago the citizens of Chanzeaux were dissatisfied, and one hundred and nineteen of them supported Pierre Poujade, the semi-anarchist farmer who inveighed against taxes and government. In this election, despite a fiery speech in town hall. Poujade received only twenty-seven votes...