Word: feds
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...infiltration and local conscription has actually raised the number of Communist troops in the South by some 39,000 to a present total of 279,000. The infiltrating troops wear fresh, light green North Vietnamese army uniforms, carry new AK-47 automatic rifles and gas masks and are well fed and healthy...
...continuous stream of fluid, usually air. The supply can come from a pump, from the hot gases of a jet engine, from air forced through nose vents in" missiles or airplanes, or even from a tank of compressed air. In a simple fluidic circuit, the power stream is fed into the base leg of a Ylike arrangement of tubes or channels. As the stream flows through the Y toward outlets at the end of two diverging arms, a fluid-flow phenomenon, called "the Coanda effect," causes the stream to attach itself to one side of the circuit and to flow...
...like the story of the Japanese spy who was getting information from the English, and they knew it," growls one critic of the report. "So they fed him plans for a battleship that would sink, he duly copied it, it was built, and it sank...
TIME's cover this week is a Thanksgiving tribute to good cooks everywhere-and particularly to the Lady with the Ladle, Julia Child. When the story went to press after five weeks of intensive reporting and writing, those who had worked on it wore a sleek and well-fed look. Some had enjoyed meals created by Julia herself, while others had sampled the work of gourmet cooks across the country, shown in our color pages...
...wrong -could seriously impair his chances of re-election in 1968. That is nobody's fault but his own. Johnson could have -and, most economists agree, should have-requested a tax increase early this year, when it was already obvious that defense and Great Society spending had fed a burst of inflation. Fearful that a tax boost would cost him seats in Congress, the President dillydallied-and the economy kept expanding. One ironic result was that rising prices proved the overriding complaint against the Administration in this month's elections; they probably cost Lyndon Johnson more congressional seats...