Word: speaker
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...speaker was the president of the world's fifth largest auto producer, Shotaro Kamiya, 71, of Japan's Toyota Motor Sales Co. Recently, on the slopes of the Tateshina Mountains, 140 miles west of Tokyo, he formally dedicated a Buddhist shrine at which prayers will be offered regularly for the souls of people killed in auto accidents...
Rockefeller is 56, but he is not a healthy man, overweight and shortwinded. He is not a good speaker and he will rely on his sophisticated computers, TV ads, and giant organization to win him votes in this final campaign...
...letter to Rep. Richard H. Ichord (DMo.), chairman of HISC, Charles P. Whitlock, assistant to the President for Civic and Governmental Relations, said that Harvard does not have the information the committee requested because "matters such as who is invited to speak and whether the speaker is paid (and if paid, what amount) are wholly within the control of the student organizations...
...tell her that he was stuck out on the darkest lane in Missouri with her daughter, who just happened to have broken her bra strap at a dance-and it wasn't a lie either, she had, but he caught hell for the rest of the year." The speaker begins to laugh and stares into his beer glass for a moment. "Yeah, Tony was a really good ball-player. But he could never move to his right. Great shooter, but no speed." And they...
...gave the prince his senatorial calling card. Anne perked up briefly to offer the undiplomatic, yet reasonable observation that the bald eagle was "rather a bad choice" as the American national symbol. The royal pair asked why it had been selected, and none of their escorts, who included House Speaker John McCormack and House Minority Leader Gerald Ford, could offer an explanation.* The three girls later slipped away, at Anne's request, for an unscheduled trip to Washington's ghetto area...