Word: dealt
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Watson said, however, that he was "sure a few Harvard students have used [marijuana] and are using it." But he recalled "offhand" that "we've never caught any Harvard student pushing." He said anyone apprehended would "be dealt with very promptly...
Burke replied that this proposal would not be acceptable either. He explained that the HSA dealt only with one travel agency, University Travel...
...journalist who studies the flow of news on a thoughtful, long-range basis, nearly every week brings a new appreciation of sharp contrast in the pattern of events. Seldom has the sense of contrast been sharper than in two of the principal subjects dealt with in this issue of TIME...
...lost no time in obeying. Guerrillas struck at two points near Danang, overran the town of Ducphong, beating to death four U.S. advisers, then killed another American and wounded a dozen in a battle outside Saigon. And at midweek, reports began reaching the capital that the Viet Cong had dealt the South Viet Nam army one of its worst defeats of the war in a battle near Phumy, a coastal city 70 miles east of Pleiku...
Shortage of Scotch. With more losses to come, the strike has already dealt the U.S. economy a $2.2 billion blow-$67 million for each day of the strike. Commerce Secretary Connor estimated that 191,000 workers were idled by the strike: not only the 60,000 striking longshoremen, but 38,000 seamen and other maritime workers, 45,000 railroadmen, 48,000 truckers. With 855 ships tied up, U.S. ocean shippers were deprived of 161 million tons of freight. The nation's strangled lines of trade also cost highway carriers 9,000,000 tons of business, railways...