Word: joe
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...promising entrants. He was sent to Paris to study Russian to prepare for the opening of diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union. Bohlen worked his way through the diplomatic ranks and finally in 1953 was appointed Ambassador to the U.S.S.R. by President Eisenhower despite the vociferous opposition of Senator Joe McCarthy. In 1957, he was transferred to Manila, where he helped to mend the deteriorating state of relations between the U.S. and the Philippines and became known as one of America's top diplomatic troubleshooters. When France and America seemed to be drifting apart in the early 1960s, President Kennedy...
...tall Pennsylvanian Czech blamed his defense for that poor performance. The coach made his point by asking, "Can anybody here play cornerback?" He conceded, however, that his defenders were up against the man with "the greatest arm ever" in the Jets' quarterback Joe Namath...
What galled Funt was that CBS did not even give him the courtesy of telling him directly that he was washed up. Instead, they informed his agent. The way it happens, said Funt, is that the network tells the agent: "Joe, it's a dirty job. You tell him. Don't forget, you better tell him because we're going to be doing business with you tomorrow...
After a respite of much more than a minute, the teams returned to action in the Dartmouth backcourt. A long inbound pass was knocked out by Dressler, and the clock -- strangely enough -- still read two seconds. After another time out, Dartmouth passed in again -- this time from halfcourt, and Joe Colgan missed a desperation jump shot at the buzzer...
Freedman's 6:28 pin of Joe Buttrill took the Crimson from a 12-11 deficit to a 16-12 lead. Paul Padlak (191) and Bob Panoff (hvy) decisions then salted the win away...