Word: boated
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Either people resent the car and think it's immoral or else it inspires them to dream," Bernstein mused. He admitted, however, that "it's actually not really a very good car or a very good boat...
Saturday's first race was slowed by winds. Battling for a third place, Harvard's bow crossed the finish line of a closely pursuing boat. The judges nevertheless gave the Crimson a fourth, as the opposing boat's inflated spinnaker crossed the line ahead of Harvard's bow. In the second race, again under light winds, Harvard was third...
...talking about Alabama, says the Rev. Harvey Hollis of the Denver Area Council of Churches, "we always arrive back here." The most striking aspect of the Selma spirit is the consensus, expressed by Episcopal Rector Stephen Pressey of Shelby, Ohio, that "ministers are missing the boat if all they do is agitate." Instead of dreaming about bigger and better marches, church leaders appear to have returned with renewed zeal to tackle the major problems of the Negro in the North-education, housing and job opportunity. And, thanks to the astonishingly wide interfaith representation in Alabama-from conservative Lutheran to Orthodox...
...have permitted our party to become too exclusive. We have been trying to elect national candidates with the descendants of the people who came over on the Mayflower, and that boat just wasn't big enough. The answers can be found in an analysis of dramatic Republican victories last November, despite the nationwide Democratic tide. In Massachusetts, the home of the Cabots and the Lodges, John Volpe, the son of Italian immigrants, was elected Governor, and Ed Brooke, a descendant of Negro slaves, was overwhelmingly re-elected attorney general; in California, George Murphy, an Irish-American Catholic, overcame seemingly...
...rope-hauled out by Whittaker. The trio slept out at the high camp, next day completed the assault. Bobby himself took the lead for the final 50 yds., and arriving at the pinnacle placed there a copy of Jack Kennedy's inaugural address, a packet of PT-boat tie clasps, similar to the ones that the late President used to give visitors and voters. He also planted the Kennedy family flag-a shield showing three gold helmets on a black background, topped with a hand holding four gold-tipped arrows. Bobby meant to leave the flag there...