Word: kept
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...kept me together for three years," said Vic Gatto, captain of Harvard's undefeated football team, describing a little man with a pair of magical hands that have mended thousands of torn ligaments, strained muscles and broken bones. His name is Dr. John P. Fadden or, as he is known by most, Jack Fadden, trainer...
...knees in the world, but he came back to star as center. Davis fractured the vertabrae in his back, most people wouldn't have been able to walk, but he came back and starred for his team. Goodwin was operated on for his ankles and his knees but he kept bouncing back and bouncing back," Jack said...
Edwards said "The contract [with National Computer Systems Processing Center in Minneapolis, tabulators of the responses] specifies that all tapes, records, and documents with individual identification be burned--except for one to be kept by the Carnegie Commission." He said that the Commission's tape would also be destroyed, but that he could not say when...
Bell, who is 49 years old, had been the labor editor of Fortune magazine before coming to Columbia. He told the Times that the classroom must be kept free from outside intrusion...
...Aphorist. If the public was slow to discover Blair, young avant-garde artists were not. Such radicals as Edward Kienholz and Billy Al Bengston forgathered at the old house Blair had bought in Los Angeles, admired his paintings and delighted in his company. Blair always gave them coffee (he kept careful records on just how each guest preferred it) and his own home-baked bread, for which he won many prizes at county fairs. Afterward, everybody pitched horseshoes in the backyard and listened to Blair's inexhaustible tales of his and other people's pasts. His speech...