Word: factors
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Crimson golfers lost their opening match to the Lord Jeffs at Amherst yesterday by a narrow 4-3 margin. Captain Stan Abrams termed the results of yesterday's match "disappointing." He suggested that Lord Jeff's recent practice session in Florida may have been a factor in the close contest...
Faced with such voter cunning, the Interior Ministry before the latest election grappled for weeks with the delibility factor, finally developed an ink so potent that many a horny-handed Somali ballot stuffer came down with a skin rash. That took care of most repeaters. Despite scattered reports of overenthusiastic balloting, not to mention a slight riot (13 dead, 20 hurt), Somalia's election was the straightest in its young history-and one of the freest in all Africa. All but final results announced last week gave the ruling, middle-road Somali Youth League of Premier Ab-dirashid...
...stockholders the right to buy additional shares of its common stock at a special price. Such companies as General Motors and RCA, which have many consumer products to sell, like lots of stockholders because shareowners are likely to become customers as well. Even Youngstown Sheet & Tube gave this factor consideration in its recent 3-for-l split. "Stockholders have a stake in the company," says President Alfred S. Glossbrenner, "and we would suppose that they may try to help us sell a few more tons of steel here and there...
...Hampshire primary [March 20] definitely diminished the hopes of Rockefeller and Goldwater, who were considered front runners in the contest. Even though the people of the New England state gave Henry Cabot Lodge their vote, I do not feel that he will be a major factor in the coming election. His life is given to the ambassadorship in South Viet Nam; his campaigning will be done by loyal supporters. Richard Nixon, I believe, is the man who can best lead the Republicans to victory. LUTHER FRETTE Fergus Falls, Minn...
...kettledrums are almost never silent. Before Storey is through, he has confronted the reader with the alienation of the individual, the decline of the aristocratic tradition, the nastiness of the mass, the calamitous Christian duality of soul and body, and almost everything else that could be considered a factor in the decline of the West. Given a Norman Mailer of their own after years of Kingsley Amis, many British critics praised Storey wildly, some of them using the dread word "major...