
Whatever else you could say about him, he was who he was. He enjoyed a drink or three in daylight hours and had a tendency to grope first and ask questions later. But he was as revered as any pol before or since.
Jan 20, 2013 — By Dave McNeely and jimhenderson
Whatever else you could say about him, he was who he was. He enjoyed a drink or three in daylight hours and had a tendency to grope first and ask questions later. But he was as revered as any pol before or since.
Jun 30, 1973 — By Dave McNeely, Jamie Frucht and joanfilvaroff
TUBAL LIBATIONS FORMALS WORN BRALESS. SMILES GOING the full count. ‘Hair done’ and flown in for the occasion. Rosalind Russell doing an inspired Bert Parks. What more could a mother of four or a young career girl or a grandma want? All of us females were glued to the…
May 31, 1973 — By Dave McNeely and lykethompson
Although the environmentalists won at the polls, the promoters of the nation's largest public works project may still turn the tide.
Mar 1, 1973 — By Griffin Smith Jr., Dave McNeely and Beverly Lowry
THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES PERSONALS—SEVEN-STORY BUILDING ON well-traveled Dallas corner. Within easy walking distance of County Courthouse, John F. Kennedy Memorial, Dealey Plaza. Once used to store books; now empty. Has potential for use as historical museum, or can be torn down and land converted to other use. Need advice…
Feb 1, 1973 — By Felicia Coates, Harriet Howle, William Broyles, Dave McNeely and Bill Brammer
HARD-SCRABBLE NOTES 1. The Once & Future Larry King A FEW YEARS AGO, IN a brief but characteristic moment of reflection, Larry King attempted a survey of all that he had mastered, and he was not greatly reassured. “Success and I are strangers,” he said. “Failure and I are such…
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