Word: englands
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Middle Atlantic region had the highest number of baccalaureate and doctorate degrees awarded in the nineyear span. New England was fourth, the Pacific area third, and the East North Central region second...
Each winner will receive $2800 a year to support him for two or three years at Oxford University in England...
Leading the Brown attack with two goals was senior Wayne Small, a small, speedy center who was New England's top forward and the East's third-leading scorer last year. Small got two goals in Brown's 9-1 shellacking of Harvard at Providence last winter, and junior Bob Devaney, who is still on Small's line, scored three...
...line that is being billed as one New England's best, however, is composed of seniors Bill Clarke, Bill McSween, and Jack Norwell. The third line is all sophomores: Rick McLaughlin, Frank Sacheli, and Bob Fleming, the freshmen's high scorer last year...
...stock farm in the rolling country of Shropshire in western England, Farmer Richard Ellis noticed one day that two of his pigs were limping. He called in the local veterinarian, and received a dreaded diagnosis. His pigs had somehow become infected with one of the most contagious and toll-taking of all animal maladies: foot-and-mouth disease. That was in October, and the authorities immediately slaughtered all of Ellis' livestock, buried them and took other preventive measures to confine the disease to one area. But the malady, which spreads with the silence and virulence of the bubonic plague...