Word: feds
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Attassi allegedly enlisted his second cousin, a petty officer at a Syrian naval base, and an army major who was actually to steal the data. Attassi said he received approximately $7,500, but the major tattled to his superiors, who fed him phony data to trap...
...third quarter, the Cliffie sextet suddenly got hot. Penetrating the tight Wheaton two-two zone defense. Miss Querbridge drove the baseline for a two-pointer, then fed teammate Policy Quick for a score which put Radcliffe only three points behind. Miss Querbridge's lay up in the wanning moments of the quarter made...
...home province several years ago, and so intense that soldiers had to kill peasants looting the areas bombed by U.S. planes, we may question Ho's economic talents. In view of the fact that the South Vietnamese had an extremely favorable balanced of trade and were among the best-fed people in Southeast Asia before the present war, the statement is purely imaginative...
Some clutch shooting by Neuman enabled Penn to tie it at 57-all, and then Harvard's offense exploded. Williams, at the high post, fed into McClung, who flipped the ball over his head and over the arms of 6-8 John Hellings and added a foul shot for a three-point play...
Delano disagrees that the experience of volunteers abroad is merely a "fringe benefit." Young Americans acquire a perspective in foreign societies that is "fed back" to the entire society, broadening its values and preparing it for international responsibility. Delano argues that Sevareid underestimates the importance of social development--health, education and community organization--in economic development. The volunteer acts as a kind of "human catalyst." He emanates the idea: "We can do something about this.' " He initiates the process of organizing resources and assigning priorities. "The photographs show the same village, physically unaltered before and after," says Delano (referring...