Word: deadlocked
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Europe, EDC's prospects become dimmer by the month, and no plan to replace it is in sight. Behind this general failure lie some specific failures: the deterioration of France, the growing apathy of West Germany, the deadlock over Trieste...
...football season vanished after the varsity held favored Yale to a scoreless deadlock, three football coaches announced their resignations--for business and personal reasons--and the Corporation created a Department of Athletics under a Director of Athletics who was given full faculty standing...
...first Eastern Intercollegiate Tennis Association title since 1947, will face an underdog Crimson varsity in New Haven today at 3 p.m. The Elis carry a 6-0 league record into this afternoon's match, while the varsity has won three and tied one so far. The Crimson's deadlock came early in April against Navy, which Yale boat, 8 to 1, later in the spring...
...fact was that many of the U.S. allies preferred nationwide elections to Rhee's proposed elections for North Korea only. It scarcely mattered. At a Saturday meeting of seven nations called in an attempt to break the deadlock, Molotov vetoed any idea of U.N.-supervised elections anywhere, insisted that in any electoral commission the North Koreans (pop. 5,000,000) get equal representation with South Korea (pop. 20 million)2 points on which the West is determined not to yield...
When not playing the Tarheels, the varsity won eight and tied one. Two of the wins and the deadlock were in Eastern Intercollegiate League play; after tying Navy, 4 to 4, the Crimson walloped Army, 7 to 2, and Dartmouth, 14 to 1. In non-conference action, Coach Jack Barnaby's team easily beat the Country Club of Virginia, the University of Virginia, Springfield, Bowdoin, M.I.T., and Amherst...