Word: gone
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...morale goes, it was a great season," she said. "We were really together as a team, having gone through the agony of losing, and having dealt with it as a unit...
...their eagerness, American Presidents have gone far beyond simple politeness. They have adapted to repressive environments, the very thing they speak against back home. In Peking, the Americans were more secretive than the Chinese. Mao has become God not only to his gray ranks but also in a way to the State Department, a grave distortion in a world where the Chinese need us more than we need them. When Betty Ford said that Mao had lighted up on seeing Daughter Susan, an American reporter laughed, "There's life in the old boy yet." Officials of the U.S. mission...
...names of the three men were brought out in federal court in Detroit by Robert E. Ozer, head of the Justice Department's Organized Strike Force in that city. He said the three men had been named by an informer who had gone before a grand jury looking into the Hoffa disappearance. The informer's name was not revealed...
...signs of "Portugalization." French government officials believe that leftists have taken advantage of the recent military malaise to alienate the army. Defense Minister Bourges claims that Portuguese officers have been dispatched to France to spread revolution in the army and that more than 100 Frenchmen of draft age have gone to Portugal to learn subversive tactics they can put to use when drafted at home. The government has also accused the Socialist Party-a partner of the Communists in France's United Left-of causing trouble in the army by supporting soldiers' committees. The Socialists answer that they...
...Gail Parker seemed a natural for the job. She was a refreshing 29, a feminist and a literature professor at Harvard. What was more, her husband Tom, 30, an assistant to a Harvard dean, would come along as Bennington's vice president. Last week the glow was gone from Bennington. President Parker was the object of a campus revolt and the center of a fight for control of the college. The faculty had taken an overwhelming vote of no confidence in her performance and decided to boycott her office, and the students had turned against...