Word: luck
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Polishing Brass. Venezuela's tigers may be changing their stripes. In his nearly five years in office, Betancourt has become that most unusual of Latin American politicians: a moderate leftist who gets along with the conservative colonels and generals. With luck, his successor, Leoni, should be able to continue the arrangement...
...find a graceful way to fire him. But something must be done to attract more able men to the vice-Presidency. The nation was lucky enough to have its most capable vice-President in years waiting in the wings when John Kennedy died. But the nation cannot depend on luck to save it the next time...
...varsity swimming team does not seem to be having the best of luck with the armed forces lately. Army handed Crimson swimmers their second loss of the season last night, repeating the score of last Saturday's Navy meet in a blistering 57-38 onslaught...
Army hasn't had too much luck recently in its encounters with the clock. But the Army track team will strive for success where its football team failed as it takes on the Crimson varsity this afternoon in Briggs Cage. The meet will begin...
...Francisco's troubled musical past had always baffled its narcissistic resi dents. The symphony attracted excel lent musicians, if only for the sake of its pleasant location, but it traditionally suffered conductor trouble. Under its last conductor, Enrique Jorda, it had woeful bad luck playing the very center of the classic repertoire, and Jorda's faltering hand stirred a cauldron of bickers and feuds that hurt the or chestra further...