Word: finished
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...capacity with 1,700 students (one of them a girl). More than 75% are non-Californians, drawn from the 49 other states and 40 foreign countries. Some aim for a two-year technological diploma, but nearly all end up working for a full B.S. degree in engineering. Four-fifths finish in three years, getting along on vacations of four weeks a year. Says McKinley: "We teach these boys what it is to do eight hours of work, to be loyal to an employer and to be dependable...
...Saturday, Carter Ford and his tested crew of Mike Horn, Peter Drake, and Rock Pring swept to a first place finish in trials for the New England Sloop Championships at the New London base of the Coast Guard Academy...
...vaccination would not be justified. Among preschool and school-age children, the risk of getting polio from Type III virus in its natural state is much greater, and the risk of getting it from the vaccine is almost nonexistent. Delay in Type III Sabin vaccinations, until the experts finish their lab studies, is therefore justified for adults, but not for children...
...himself and 15 spectators. No accidents marred this year's race. Blasting his dark-green B.R.M. (for British Racing Motors) into the lead on the very first lap, Hill poured it on for 86 laps, hitting 180 m.p.h. on the straightaway, taking the corners with precision. At the finish, he was 30 seconds ahead of the No. 2 man, the U.S.'s Richie Ginther, in another B.R.M. Hill's average speed for 307 miles: a whistling 123.5 m.p.h...
...second race was Gretel, Gretel all the way. In a long series of tacking duels Mosbacher was for once unable to break cleanly away from the challenger and the run to the finish cinched the race for the Aussies. Weatherly was slowed by a broken spinnaker pole, while Sturrock audaciously swept wide around the mark to come up even with the struggling defender...