Word: disasterous
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Last week, while Laborites shaped the nationalization bill that they hope to bring before the House of Commons next month, Sir Julian Pode, president of the British Iron & Steel Foundation, charged that a takeover "cannot fail to harm" the industry. Nationalization would mean "disaster for the country," warned B. Chetwynd...
In wrestling, inexperience is a handicap. Giving up weight to opponents is a handicap. And when inexperienced wrestlers give up weight to opponents, it frequently means disaster. That's the situation Harvard freshman wrestling coach John Lee '52 is facing.
The inauguration of four years ago has not been forgotten. Official Washington remembered it by bringing in Army bulldozers and snowplows to be ready for a snowy disaster like that of four years ago.
Ford himself regards his role as an "affirmative" one, and has identified himself with the "high middle road of moderation." As the No. 1 House Republican, he sees a new era of participation in party affairs by all wings. "No single Republican, not Barry Goldwater or Dean Burch, should assume...
There seemed to be so much else to talk about: the State of the Union speech, the early battles in the new Congress. Yet as Senators and Representatives met in the members' dining rooms or broke out the bourbon in their office suites, one subject held constant attention: Viet...