Word: gorings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Last week in the Senate, Democrats prodded the Republicans right in their economic sore spot. Said Tennessee's sharp-tongued Albert Gore: "Even though the Randall Commission made its report . . . and even though the President had made his recommendation to Congress, the high-protection group has won its first engagement without so much as a skirmish." The Democrats, said Gore, would save the day and append the full Eisenhower-Randall recommendations to the first suitable bill that came along...
...short-term bill whooped through, 281 to 53. Prospects were that it would sail through the Senate too, where Democrats-including Gore-seemed content to rest on their propaganda victory...
...normally open to the newcomers. The freshmen in financial trouble turned to Walter Daly '14 who announced average expenses would run between $900 and $1,200. All told, Harvard in the fall of 1925 greeted its new babes with open arms and rapidly installed them in the halls of Gore, Standish, George Smith, James Smith, Persis Smith, Little and Shepard...
Suspense (Tues. 9:30 p.m., CBS). Faulkner's short story, Smoke, adapted by Gore Vidal...
...Must Go" campaign, started on March 18 by Republican Leroy Gore, editor of a Wisconsin weekly, is based on an untried clause in the state constitution which provides for the recall of any elected official. According to the law, petitions against McCarthy signed by one fourth of the number of citizens who voted in 1952, could bring about a now Senatorial election in the state...