Word: suite
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...hangover," and sold a portable oxygen tank. Another customer who wanted "something new" got a watch specially made without numbers (it had only a single black dot). And then, of course, "the wife of the Vice President-elect came by and selected her inaugural gown along with a new suit...
...driving [Gould's] left elbow against the arm of the chair in which he was sitting." Last week, charging that injuries to his neck, shoulder and spinal disks had cost him $25,000 in doctor bills and missed concert fees, delicate Pianist Gould filed a $300,000 damage suit against Steinway for failing to curb Bill Hupfer's high-powered amiability...
...early surge of humanism; a fearless and optimistic man who taught himself architecture, and who leads his fellow townsmen in the building of schools and the forming of dramatic societies. He dies while Henry is still young, and his widow cuts up his green military uniform to make a suit for the boy. From then on, green is the only color the worshipful Henry will wear, and his schoolmates soon tag him with his nickname...
Another Republican was looking ahead to 1964, and already had his track suit on. New York's Governor Nelson Rockefeller told his first post-election press conference last week that he will run for re election in 1962, planning to remain, at least until 1964, top officeholder in the nation's most populous state. And what did he think about Dick Nixon's fortunes these days? Nixon, answered Rocky, is "one of the vital forces in the Republican Party-but I don't think, frankly, between elections when a party loses the presidency, that the party...
...bomb nor does he always pound on his desk in a parliament of nations. He may be as urbane as the 18th century philosophers who prepared the way for the guillotine and the tumbrels. Or, in one man's words: He may wear a Brooks Brothers suit and carry a ballpoint pen ... In fact, even beneath the academic gown there may lurk a child of the wilderness, untutored in the high tradition of civility, who goes busily and happily about his work a domesticated and law-abiding man engaged in the construction of a philosophy...