Word: spaces
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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Parking on Mill St., however, will have to be limited to one side of the street at once, as the space left when cars are parked on both sides is too narrow to allow the entrance of a fire truck, Whitlock declared...
Play the Theme. As the Khrushchevian bluster and bromide garnered newspaper space, the real climax was approaching. In Washington, President Eisenhower huddled with his State Department advisers and reworked his speech. U.S. diplomats sensed that Russia had made a fundamental error by taking on the U.N. itself. With that as a theme, the U.S. built its position: while the Communists were repudiating the U.N., the U.S. would uphold and strengthen it. This was likely to win support from the new African nations, for whom the only protected road to real independence, and the most important amphitheater for their own thoughts...
...fortunately, he devoted only a little space in this book to scolding of modern times merely because they are not the good old days. Mainly, he discusses monuments of art as only a true art lover could--with conviction and originality. After all, B.B. always considered himself an "art lover" not "art expert," and rightly. His response is immediate regardless of the style of the work in question...
...other two pieces in this month's Advocate deserve less space, perhaps, than their predecessors, but various exigencies force them to get even less space than they deserve. Louisa Newlin has written a competent and interesting story--quite a good story, actually--about two young couples on a Mediterranean island; and Richard Sommer has written a long Prothalemion of some mark, whose convolutions cannot be explored...
...turn himself into a newspaperman and the Tribune into a newspaper. While the Deseret News looked on enviously, the Tribune set up elaborate regional coverage in Utah and Idaho, soon was serving an area bigger than all New England. He introduced fair and comprehensive news coverage to fill the space once heavily committed to fulminations against the church. When the Saints came marching in to Salt Lake City for their semi-annual "conference," the Tribune staffed the story generously and played it straight...