Word: jacke
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...essence of Nixon existed those days on television, the medium that after first failure he learned to manipulate so well. He used it in a way no president has matched, "taking his case to the American people" with an earnest, dogged persistence and Jack Webb-like reliance on purported facts that Jimmy Carter can only suggest. Whether it was an economic program, a war policy, or a foreign affairs development that led the news, Nixon could be counted on to hit the living rooms of Peoria himself, thus skirting the biased, liberal, effete snobs of the eastern Establishment press...
...this year, Player has earned more than $130,000 on the U.S. tour, raised his lifetime earnings to nearly $1.5 million and reaffirmed his long-held conviction, expressed frankly to anyone who asked, that he was the greatest golfer in the world. True, Jack Nicklaus has won more of the sport's major prizes than Player, 14 to 9, but the South African looks at the situation differently. He argues, correctly, that no other competitor has done so well in so many big tournaments around the world, coping with jet lag, strange surroundings and quirky greens. Player...
MEDIA-MADE DIXIE by Jack Temple Kirby Louisiana State University Press; 203 pages...
Cambridge Forum: Nuclear Arms Control--Jack Ruina, professor of Electrical Engineering at MIT, and Kosta Tsipis, senior researcher at MIT's Center for International Studies, MIT Chapel...
...Nuclear Arms Control" will also be the topic of Monday's session of the Cambridge Forum in the MIT Chapel at 4 p.m. The participants will include Jack Ruina, professor of Electrical Engineering at MIT, and Kosta Tsipis, senior researcher at MIT's Center for International Studies...