Word: channelling
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1960-1969
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Adequate preparation is available at the Eastern prep schools, which compete for the few Southern Negroes they are able to contact. But the only major channel through which these students reached the prep schools closed three years ago when NSFNS, pressed for funds, stopped looking for prep school candidates to concentrate on its college program...
Tonight the Huntley-Brinkley news report will show films of the Visual Art Center at 6:45 p.m. on Channel...
Back on the Dole. Britain's insecurity has been exacerbated by 14 long months of haggling with the Europeans. Swallowing their pride and reversing centuries-old tradition, the British decided in mid-1961 to cross the Channel and make common cause with the Continent. Then last week, just as they were within sight of their goal, Charles de Gaulle of France contemptuously closed the door on perfidious Albion...
Brownsville, Texas (pop. 48,040) is a hot, sleepy Mexican border city with almost no hinterland. As near to Panama ity as to New York, it is visited each day by but one train, two planes, and practically no tourists. But thanks to a 17-mile ship channel to the Gulf of Mexico and the imagination of a profane, one-time U-boat commander named Friederich Wilhelm ("Fritz") Hofmokel, Brownsville today is a flourishing seaport that last year handled 4,685,000 tons of cargo. More than half that tonnage consisted of low-grade Mexican oil imported under a unique...
...carotid arteries that channel blood through the neck to the brain are almost as subject to atherosclerotic disease with advancing age as are the coronaries. They may simply be narrowed, so that less blood gets through. They may be almost closed by a fatty plaque, so that a clot forms there and clogs an artery. About 85% of strokes are caused by arterial shutdowns; about 10% by hemorrhage (bleeding through a burst blood vessel in the brain, usually in victims of high blood pressure), and 5% by traveling clots in the bloodstream...