Word: frequently
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...more men (currently about 500 a week) all the time, there are more to be killed; officials in Saigon now estimate that hard-core Communist strength has gone up from 23,000 to 31,000 over the past few months. But government strikes are at least more and more frequent. In the first week of September, 55 separate offensive ground actions of battalion strength or larger were under way, close to an alltime record. Conversely, Red attacks also increased from 300 to 400 in the same period. As this week's operations illustrate, however, many government troops have learned...
...known professional gamblers among his friends. William C. Hartman, who served as Georgia's backfield coach until 1957, testified that in November 1960 he and a group of university alumni had urged Butts to resign as Georgia football coach. They had been disturbed, said Hartman, by reports of frequent Butts appearances "at nightclubs in the company of girls...
...federal judge fined the line for selling securities without competitive bidding. He next was eased out of the Central of Georgia for highhanding its directors. Then McGinnis got control of the New Haven Railroad and, in an experience that still haunts its 26,000 daily commuters, brought on frequent delays and breakdowns by cutting maintenance. After leaving the New Haven, McGinnis went on to the Boston & Maine, where he resigned as chairman last year, giving health as his reason...
...most vital opposition to the U.S. often came from students, and Reischauer's frequent lectures at Japanese universities brought him into regular contact with this articulate group of critics. He takes great pleasure in relating his encounters with them...
Today, California newspapers offer frequent columns of surf news. Magazines such as Surfer and Surfing Illustrated have appeared on the stands. Surf songs keep deejays spinning even in Chicago, which is relatively surfless. And from Santa Barbara to the Mexican border, when the word goes out that "surf's up!" whole families go streaming toward the handiest stretch of Pacific shore. "Ninety percent are beginners," broods Bill Cooper, executive secretary of the U.S. Surfing Association. "Half of them give it up in a year or two, but then there are more-and the real danger of surfing...