Word: developed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Complications develop when Diedre threatens to withdraw from the production because Shakespeare's lyrics have been transformed into Rock 'n' Roll rhythms. Everything comes out happily in the end, though, when Cupid's arrows hit Cutter and Diedre...
Smith has wrestled well all season, but Conley, who seemed sure to develop into a star, has turned into a question mark instead. He won eight of nine last year as a freshman and tied the ninth; in addition, he had a reputation as one of the finest leg wrestlers ever to come to Harvard...
France and Britain are already far along in their $500 million program to develop their own supersonic airliner, the needle-nosed Concorde. Last week, in a surprise turnabout, the British and French state-owned airlines-BOAC and Air France-placed six orders apiece for the rival U.S. supersonic transport. Though the exact design of the American SST has not yet been determined, the plane will definitely be bigger and faster, and will have a longer range than the Mach 2.2 Concorde. The British-French move not only gave a heartening boost to the U.S. project but stirred new doubts about...
...Second, the five Kennedy-appointed commissioners unanimously knocked down the Government's dam-building bid on the grounds that Pacific Northwest could do everything the Government proposed to do, and faster. And finally, in the key 3-2 decision, the commission said that Pacific Northwest had priority to develop the High Mountain Sheep Dam by virtue of a preliminary permit it was granted...
...which pre war Germans placed their greatest pride: the aircraft industry. Germany's famed planemakers, who once turned out 48,000 aircraft a year and employed 1,000,000 workers on behalf of the Third Reich, found peace something of a burden. They have developed no important new aircraft, employ only 32,000, and are facing their biggest post war crisis in the phasing out of their contracts to produce Lockheed and Fiat fighters for the German Air Force. But the industry is struggling against the odds and searching for promising new projects to revitalize itself. Next week...