Word: keyed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Crimson Key will be forced to discontinue its annual Wellesley-Pine Manor bus service next year unless undergraduate support improves, Key president Peter B. Edleman '58 announced yesterday...
...slashed his jacket in an assassination attempt) to Palestine (where both Arabs and Jews considered him a friend). He is favorably remembered in Cyprus as a World War II civilian official who was liked by both Greeks and Turks. In his six years in Jamaica, he has been a key figure in the island's move toward independence within the Caribbean Federation. Though as a diplomat he eschews politics, he is a close personal friend of Labor Party Leader Hugh Gaitskell. Said a government official,"If anyone can solve the tangle of Cyprus, Hugh Foot...
Some of Canada's key industries felt a painful squeeze. Automobile sales for the first eight months of the year were off 6%. Newsprint production declined in September and was expected to dip further in the final quarter; higher production costs had trimmed paper-company profits by 20% to 30%. In prospering Alberta, a slump in both domestic and export sales of crude oil cut scheduled November production to the lowest rate in 2½ years. Drilling was off, and one drilling contractor reported: "One third of our rigs are down and the others are not making any money...
...Pasteur Institute to Rome's Istituto, which was able to offer him better facilities. The husband-wife team's current preoccupation: the chemistry of the brain, especially as it is influenced by mental illness and by drugs such as the ataraxics. For, believes Biochemist Bovet, the key to mental illness lies in chemistry...
...key to the varsity's win was the strong defensive work both in the line and in the backfield, where fullback Sam Halaby played his usual strong defensive game. Up front, center Bob Foster and tackles Briggs and Bob Shaunessy were as effective as usual, but it was the line as a whole which impressed most of all. The forward unit moved quickly with Penn's offensive plays and held the unusually fast set of Quaker backs to a standstill, especially in the first half...