Word: expect
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Nelson Rockefeller avowed to the convention Platform Committee that the party cannot expect to win if it seeks to serve "the narrow interests of a minority within a minority"-that is, the Goldwater interests. Henry Cabot Lodge said: "We must never countenance such a thing as a trigger-happy foreign policy which would negate everything we stand for and destroy everything we hope for-including life itself. Many times in foreign relations the thing to do is not to be forthright." Michigan's Governor George Romney asked that the G.O.P. "unequivocally repudiate extremism of the right and the left...
...could the New York Herald Trib une, hatching plans to cover the current race troubles in the South, expect its enterprise to rate a news spread in the New York Daily News. Nevertheless, a spread in the Daily News was just what some other News competition got. TV EYES MISSISSIPPI, read the Daily News's headline, above a report that NBC was programing on-the-spot reports from Philadelphia, Miss...
Slick as Ice. If Tony Lema had eve served on convoy duty in World War II, he might have known what to expect. At 30, he was far too young, am what's more, he had never even seen th Old Course before. Neither had Jack Nicklaus, 24, whose $24,000 victor the week before in the Whitemarsh Open put him back on top of pro golf's money-winning list (with $81,718) demonstrated that he was once more at the peak of his game-and persuaded British bookies to install him as the favorite...
...more and more new furniture than in years past. Last week, at their annual summer show in High Point, N.C., the seat of the industry, the nation's furniture manufacturers puffed up their earlier predictions for 1964. On the basis of a notably strong first half, they now expect their sales to rise at least 10% above last year's $5.2 billion...
...market has climbed 300 points in the past two years, and most Wall Streeters expect the trend to continue. Brokers still expect the Dow-Jones to reach 880 or 900 by year's end. And Arthur Wiesenberger of Wiesenberger & Co., a bull with one of the best forecasting records, predicts that the Dow-Jones will reach a neat...