Word: wording
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...magnificent souffle. Harry was first to dig into the souffle, then stopped his laden fork in mid-air to expound some point that lasted for 20 minutes, while the souffle sagged and expired, and the agonized maître d'hôtel at last, without a word, snatched up the flattened remains and fled to the kitchen...
...have written the American Bar Association to inquire whether it intends to permit Fulton County's Prosecutor Blaine Ramsey to continue his law practice despite the shocking revelations in TIME's report. If this is not malpractice, I do not understand the meaning of the word...
...seemed to mean every word of it. The day after he was barred, Powell sat in the End of the World and appreciatively ogled Tanyiki Delamour, 24, a Haitian exotic dancer whose specialty is the "voodoo drumfire dance." "Don't get too close; you'll set me on fire," Powell warned. His usual constant companion, Corinne Huff, was nowhere in sight...
...Trust. New York's Senator Robert F. Kennedy, on the other hand, thought he discerned any number of alternatives. In a 6,000-word Senate speech preceded by two weeks of publicity, Bobby urged the Administration to declare a bombing halt on the chance that Hanoi would then consent to peace talks. To prevent the Communists from using the cessation to resupply their troops in the South, he urged the U.S. to declare that "discussions cannot continue for a prolonged period without an agreement that neither side will substantially increase the size of the war." Further, any settlement should...
...Garrison was as good as his word. The towering (6 ft. 6 in.) district attorney of New Orleans had promised some arrests in his sensational crusade to unmask a conspiracy to assassinate John F. Kennedy, and last week, sure enough, he made an arrest. Clay Shaw, 54, former managing director of New Orleans' International Trade Mart and a well-known civic leader, was taken into custody after five hours of nonstop questioning. "There was an agreement and combination," said Garrison's office, among Shaw, Lee Harvey Oswald and others "to kill John F. Kennedy." There...