Word: guards
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...while employment climbed by 1,100,000 to 63.8 million. But that did not in the slightest diminish the decibel count of the 7,000 people (about half of them actually unemployed, the other half union functionaries) who gathered in Washington's National Guard Armory...
...gate" of the book's title is taken from a Chinese poem in which a lonely man in a watchtower looks out across a barbarous and a desolate land. But it is also the gate at which the sentinels of civilization have always stood guard and always died in the end. The scene of this modern tale of horror is Africa, where the Roman watch fell to the Vandals 1,500 years ago, and where today the British guard is falling to nationalism. Whatever its accuracy as an omen, By the North Gate is one of the year...
Brandeis' record this spring is one and one. A ten-inning tie game with Coast Guard was called on account of rain, while the Judges were outscored by B.C., 10 to 6. The team features an airtight infield and several fast outfielders. When Kirby is on the mound, the Judges present one of the best defensive nines in the league...
...plans to alternate two lines at midfield. On one line will be Dick Morgan, Dick Parks and Manuel Cabral, while John Gould, Dave Birch, and Tadgh Sweeney will compose the other unit. Bron Thayer, Ed Tarlov, and Lanny Keyes will open the game at midfield, and Chris Stone will guard the nets...
...view of reports that anti-Castro groups will demonstrate against the Cuban Premier in New York and Cambridge, the State Department plans to assign part of its security force to guard him during his 11 day American visit. James H. Robb, University Marshal, said yesterday that several FBI men had approached him to discuss security precautions for Castro...