Word: controls
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...real necessity is "multilateral control" through "a world government system that has the power and stability necessary for world order." Although the U.N. is not becoming a world government, Cheever maintained, it is "an instrument to resolve world problems...
Left to perform without the chorus, the dancers alternated "show" and serious numbers. Amy Greenfield's "Jungle Drums" dance was easily the most spectacular feat of the evening. requiring amazing subtleties of rhythm and control. And "Le Petit Mal De La Jeunesse," a portrait of teenagers today, danced by Penny Carver, Elizabeth Theiler, and Tom Glick, took the entertainment honors. The trio slid, slunk, crumpled and twitched to the beat of a jazz ensemble and Mark Mirsky's narrative...
After about half of the third period had gone by and the Terriers still led, Munro sent in his cavalry and from then on, the Crimson had complete control. Inside right John Mudd broke the ice at 3:30 of the final period as he took a pass from outside Tom Blodgett, kicked it over his own head and into the goal. Mudd scored again at 10:20 on a penalty shot after one of the Terrier fullbacks had fouled the varsity's Roger Tuckerman on a breakaway attempt. Kay Khan continued the carnage with a goal...
...mess." The first of his problems is the simple fact of the country's poverty, poverty which far surpasses India's. An agricultural country, Pakistan does not feed herself. Her population is expanding so rapidly, through the influx of Moslem refugees from India and through inadequate methods of birth control, that people in Karachi fight over space in the street to lie down at night. While the top wage for a unionized laborer is 60 cents a day, it takes friends and bribes to get these jobs. Even those who do work must act as black marketeers, procurers and smugglers...
...Democratic surge to lopsided control of the 86th Congress began with the night's first returns. The sun had barely set in the Pacific when Democrats got the news of a stunning party sweep in Connecticut. Then came word that Vermont had sent its first Democrat to Congress in 106 years. The Democratic bandwagon came to a screeching halt in New York, where Republican Nelson Rockefeller, after a remarkable personal campaign, carried the G.O.P. ticket to a vital win. But the Democrats regained their momentum moving westward, and climaxed their victory with the overwhelming defeat of Republican William Knowland...