Word: wouldn
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Dunlop declined yesterday to discuss the issues in the American Airlines dispute. Asked if he might use the contract finally worked out in the current strike as a model for the Transit Workers dispute, he commented, "I wouldn't tell that to my mother...
...four-year-old son by Jason Robards, trots into the room with his nurse for some hugs and kisses before being taken for a row on the park pond. As he pauses at the door, his mother says, "Throw me a kiss." Sam runs back into the room. "I wouldn't throw you a kiss," he murmurs, giving her a last affectionate smack...
...paper's only staff reporter and photographer; he writes a signed column as well as the editorials, even helps distribute the twelve-page publication by car. He works twelve to 15 hours a day, seven days a week, has stopped playing bridge on Saturday nights because "now I wouldn't dream of killing that much time." His family pitches in with wrapping and labeling, and Daughter Elizabeth, 10, has been enlisted to review local children's plays under her own byline...
...Premier Ross Thatcher recently praised U.S. capital for lifting his province from poverty to prosperity. In British Columbia, Commerce Minister Ralph Loffmark urged an end to all tariffs between the two nations. "I don't think political domination would result," he said, "but even if it did, it wouldn't be the end of the world...
...class answering such questions as, "Do you think the poem's finished?" or "How do I approach a publisher?" Even more than by the vivid quality of the work produced by his class, Schulberg is impressed by the way his writers cooperate and encourage one another. "I wouldn't have believed they would listen so intently to each other's work," he says. "They listen and are moved." In turn, Schulberg has finally earned their acceptance and admiration. "At first people were skeptical as to why he was down here," says Sonora McKellar, one of Schulberg...