Word: matchings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...than in any other field, the Russians may have the edge on the U.S., principally because of their head start. U.S. missile production should be able to catch up. If it does not, missiles could become the weapon that can give the Soviets promise of becoming a more even match for the West...
...Stavropol he loosed a proud thunderbolt: "When the figures for the Soviet Seven-Year-Plan (1959-65) become known, the whole world will be amazed at the prospects of the development of the socialist society." From Trade Union Chief Viktor Grishin in Moscow came a few figures to match, promising to achieve by '65 what had originally been targeted...
Among the new autos rolling off the nation's assembly lines this week are two sporty but little-known models with features that no other U.S. cars can match. The cars: 1901 Oldsmobiles, enjoying a jaunty revival in the era of the tail fin and the power brake. The cars are manufactured a scant five miles apart in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. by American Air Products Corp. (whose slogan is "The Backward Look") and by Starts Manufacturing Co. They began producing the cars last year as specialty items and display models for auto dealers and stores. But the antique Oldses...
Kirkland House romped over Lowell House 18 to 6 in tackle football yesterday, while losing to Winthrop House 3 to 1 in soccer. In another soccer match, Adams House shut out Leverett House 3 to 0. Lowell House forfeited to Dudley House in touch football...
...drops back into the atmosphere, the pilot must match his speed to the density of the air. As the air grows thicker at lower altitudes, he must slow down to keep the heat of friction from softening his wings. If he comes too close to the danger point, he will veer upward into thinner air to let his plane cool off. Slowed down and cooled off, the X-15 can then glide to the ground, landing on a pair of nosewheels and two skids near the tail...