Word: defenders
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...would you feel if we got invaded?" he asked. "Wouldn't you want the British to defend...
...yard butterfly. He will get competition from James Smigie of Bucknell, another two-minute flyer, as well as North Carolina's Fred Lipp and Yale's Tim Kennedy. Harvard's Bruce Fowler, winner of the 100-yard breaststroke last year, has a good chance to defend his title in that event...
...communicate the "spirit" of Kennedy's two years and 10 months as President: his "youth, intellect and vigor." And it is most successful when it lets Kennedy speak for himself. Around the world, says the narrator, the Kennedy administration confronted communism with the determination of our people to defend freedom, justice, etc. But the "face" of anticommunism does not come alive until Kennedy himself stands before a crowd of cheering West Berliners and challenges those people "who do not see the issue between communism and freedom," those who think that "communism is the wave of the future," those who would...
...Gospel as Critique. There are plenty of clergymen who stoutly defend the council's social-action stand. Episcopal Bishop Francis Bloy of Los Angeles says: "A careful study of the teachings of our blessed Lord makes it quite clear, I believe, that he expects his followers to be totally involved in the total life of the world." In December, the Lutheran Church of America sent its 7,000 ministers a pamphlet explaining the council's goals...
...defend the nation's honor went the Raybestos Brakettes from Stratford, Conn., winners of the U.S. ladies' championship four out of the past seven years. Technically the Brakettes are all amateurs, but around the Raybestos Co. folks take ladies' softball so seriously that whole families have been moved from California just to get Mommy on the team. One of the pitchers, Bertha Tickey, 41, has 155 no-hitters to her credit...