Word: fasts
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...United Press International convention, Barry kept it up. "Some people," he said, "just assume that some sort of socialism, or whatever name they give it, is inevitable, that most Americans really favor it, and that the only real political issues are choices between how far or how fast. I take violent exception to that. The great domestic issue of this entire campaign is whether we will take a path that leads to socialism, or whether we will get back on a road of individual freedom, individual responsibility, and individual initiative...
Both candidates for Texas' U.S. Senate seat are running fast and mean, like they had cactus in their chaps...
...this equipment the major risks were nonetheless run by the man on the operating table. The newest branch of surgery is now going a step further and requiring the whole operating team to undergo the hazards along with the patient. This fast-developing technique requires that operations be conducted with both patient and surgical team isolated in a sealed chamber under pressure up to seven times the earth's atmosphere. So successful have the results been to date that surgeons consider the risk worth taking-even for themselves-and already-crowded hospitals are now adding whole new combinations...
...static friction, enables the antenna to rotate through more than three degrees of arc in less than one second, make a complete 180-degree about-face in less than one minute. With such agility, Haystack can track anything that can be tossed into space, right down to a fast, low-altitude satellite put up by a hostile military power...
Marx had faded out of contention, but Howie Foss got up a head of steam in the last 100 yards to close fast on Brown's Bob Taylor. But the charge was a little belated and ended with Foss still gaining ground at the finish but five yards behind the Bruin runner...