Word: highe
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Morgan at fullback, made a few mistakes, but survived his fiery baptism remarkably well. Goalie Tom Bagnoli was sensational. Under heavy attack a good part of the time, he made several acrobatic stops, and saved the game for the Crimson in the first overtime by tipping a high, hard shot by Amherst's Pieter Van der Toorn over the crossbar...
James Bryant Conant is serving the cause of good schools with all of the ability and accomplishment that rate the cover recognition of Sept. 14. I hope that TIME readers may anticipate his fifth cover appearance when he completes his study of our nation's junior high schools and a sixth when he looks at the elementary schools...
TIME rates a straight "A" for its efforts in making the organization of the 40 & 8 look bad in the eyes of the American people [Sept. 7], I would remind TIME that first, notwithstanding the "white" issue, the 40 & 8 was formed to propagate the American Legion and its high patriotic ideals; secondly, to date, the 40 & 8 has given the National Child Welfare Division of the American Legion $1,017,935; and thirdly, the 40 & 8 has in operation at this time a nurses training program. If this is indicative of the type of society your article portrays, then...
Some politicos may get high blood pressure out of the 1960 campaign, but New York's U.S. Senator Kenneth B. Keating, master of well-turned satire, is not likely to be one of them. His aim (with his own term going on through 1964) is to get some fun out of it-particularly at the Democrats' expense. Last week, in a speech before a Republican fund-raising dinner in Danbury, Conn., Republican Keating reviewed "the Democratic Astronautical Missile Program, familiarly known to those of us in the scientific world as DAMP," offered his own tongue-in-cheek countdown...
...most precarious balancing act since the original Great Wallendas retired from the high wire-President Eisenhower's 1960 budget-is still gamely keeping its balance. Budget Director Maurice H. Stans reported last week. Said normally solemn Accountant Stans, fighting hard to smother a grin: during the half-year since the President presented his budget to Congress, the economy's energetic climb has added $1.9 billion to the Administration's income estimate for fiscal 1960 (ending next June). But over the same span, the outgo estimate has also crept upward by $1.9 billion, reaching $78.9 billion. Biggest reason...