Word: depth
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...such individual miracles are expected when the traditional championship meet -- the Ivy schools, Army and Navy are represented--is run off this afternoon in New York. But a new-found team depth is likely to give Harvard a respectable showing and may let the Crimson keep the Ivy League title it won last year...
Harvard will be strengthened in the goal, however, by the return to action of Rich Hammond, who was also hurt at Cornell. Coach Bruce Munro may or may not start Hammond in place of fast-developing Norris Childs, but in any event the Crimson will once again have depth at the goalie position...
...Jonathan Daniels was my classmate at the Episcopal Theological School. Anyone who knew Jon could see the depth of his commitment to nonviolence and Christian love, and knows the absurdity of the idea that self-defense against him might ever be necessary. Thank you for making this absurdity clear to all who did not know Jon. We must work to bring true American justice to Alabama if Jon is not to have died in vain...
...record-breaking adventures in underwater living came to successful conclusions last week. Off the coast of Southern California, the last crew of aquanauts surfaced from the U.S. Navy's Sealab II (TIME, Sept. 17), and its 45-day mission at a depth of 205 ft. was declared an "unqualified success." Off Cap Ferrat on the French Riviera, a yellow and black checkerboard-patterned underwater house bobbed its round dome out of the water to the tooting of yacht whistles and the obvious satisfaction of Captain Jacques-Yves Cousteau, the pioneering French underwater explorer who had commanded the three-week...
After descending significantly farther than their Sealab colleagues - living at a depth of 330 ft. and working even deeper - the six oceanauts of Con Shelf III had to remain in their two-story sphere four days after surfacing while the pressure in the cabin was slowly lowered. It was clear that Cousteau had reason to be elated. Never before had men survived so long at such depths. Moreover, they showed no signs of weakness or sickness, and had managed to do their assigned jobs efficiently...