Word: erraticism
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With Johnson's appeal in the South added to Kennedy's footing in Catholic New England, winning New York suddenly became an urgent necessity for Nixon, and among Nixon men, Nelson Rockefeller took on a new allure. "There's no longer any question about it," groaned a staunchly pro-Nixon...
The victory, worth $1,800 was sweet for Betsy. An erratic player who, at her scrambling best, is the most exciting female golfer in the world, she was last year's leading money winner (with a record $26,760) on the women's tour, has been a topflight...
Birdie-Birdie. A burly muscle-boy, Souchak not only was driving the ball out of sight, as expected, but his erratic putter was so steady that his two-round total of 135 was the lowest in Open history. Full of his customary good cheer, Souchak seemed about to disprove the...
A ten-year veteran at 28, Mantle should be in his peak years. He still has perhaps the highest potential in major-league history, and his past record is star caliber. But Mantle is wildly erratic. At his best, he hits home runs in fusillades-as he was doing last...
No one knew for certain where the capital would be, and controversy even raged over the new flag (yellow stars on a blue field). The man with the largest bloc of votes in the first Parliament, goateed Patrice Lumumba, 34, was a convicted embezzler; the only other leader who might...