Word: evergreen
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...bars 2,050 64 Widerness Dixville Notch Chair, 2 T-bars 1,000 MAINE 65 Big A York chair, T-bar 500 66 Big Rock Mars Hill 2 T-bars 900 67 Eaton Mountain Skowhegan Chair 520 68 Enchanted Mountain Jackman Chair, T-bar 1,200 69 Evergreen Valley Lovell 3 chairs 1,050 70 Lost Valley Auburn 2 chairs, T-bar 240 71 Mount Abram Locke Mills Chair, 3 T-bars 1,030 72 Pleasant Mountain Bridgton 3 chairs, 3 T-bars 1,200 73 Saddleback Rangeley 2 chairs, T-bar, J-bar 1,900 74 Squaw Mountain Greenville...
...Supreme Court, Ford led an impeachment drive against Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas. Ford charged that Douglas had received an annual retainer of $12,000 from the Albert Parvin Foundation, which reportedly had underworld connections in Las Vegas. Ford also denounced the Justice for writing an article for Evergreen Review in which he seemed to sanction violent revolution in America. Waving a copy of the magazine, Ford pointed out that Douglas' article appeared in the salacious company of photos of nude women. In the course of his tirade, Ford made the brash statement that an impeachable offense is what...
...seemed like a partnership that could not miss. Composer-Conductor Leonard Bernstein and Choreographer Jerome Robbins, who created an authentic American dance classic in Fancy Free (1944) and later joined forces on Broadway's evergreen West Side Story, were collaborating on a new work for the first time in nearly 17 years. In the season of The Exorcist, their theme had a certain built-in appeal: the ancient Jewish folk myth of the dybbuk, a wandering spirit of a dead person that invades and inhabits the body of a living man or woman. So what could go wrong...
...people, of course, but since Ford is now next in line for the presidency, he's a convenient and unusually important representative example. Ford's other public acts--his consistent opposition to social welfare programs and his call for the impeachment of Justice Douglas for writing an article in Evergreen Review--would be enough by themselves to make opposing him (next week when he comes to speak at the Harvard Republican Club, for example) important. But these acts aren't criminal. Waging aggressive war is, and it's important to consider whether financing it--as Ford and his less powerful...
MOTHER GOOSE illustrated by Kate Greenaway. Unpaged. Evergreen Press. $2. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sprat look a bit like Lord Byron and Lady Caroline Lamb at dinner. But this slender facsimile reprint of selected Mother Goose rhymes does reasonably well by the grainy, graceful, pastel charms of Victorian Illustrator Kate Greena way's 1881 original...