Word: closed
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...looks terrible," says a West Berliner of Anna. "Typically East." This one comic, ironic touch may do more to unnerve the audience's conscience than the final close-up of two dead hands which almost meet. But perhaps the Berliners have been through enough to take their "frontier between you and your child" dialogue straight...
Congratulations on your most interesting and complete TIME Election Extra. It arrived at this home just 37 hours after the close of the California polls...
...spot when the news happens. Sometimes he finds himself in a tighter spot than some of the participants in the events he is reporting, and this duty becomes less pleasurable. In the past fortnight, two TIMEmen, Africa Correspondent Lee Griggs and Guatemala Stringer Robert Rosenhouse, found themselves too close to the news for comfort...
...leader in points last year, knocked in the disc at Bob Anderson, leading the defensive corps, slaped a blast from the right point. The rebound off Chaffee went to the left where Bill Backet gave it a whack. The Bowdoin netminder kicked shot out too, but Morse was in close on the right and slammed the puck into the cage...
Apparently seared over this close call, the varsity moved the else back to the Bowdoin end and soon scored. After an exchange from behind the nets, Crocker Snow the puck out front. Jim Dwinell gathered the puck and rolled a 15-footer into the cage...