Word: naval
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS (ABC, 5-6:30 p.m.). The 21st annual Little League World Series game from Williamsport, Pa. (narrated by Ted Williams), and stunt flying at the Naval Air Show from Los Alamitos, Calif...
...talk of escalation, though, the targets were familiar: Hanoi's power plant, 1.1 miles from the city, for example, and the Canal des Rapides Bridge, about five miles away. The only new target on the list last week was the naval base at Port Wallut, about 30 miles south of China...
...cope with such an enormous buildup, said McConnell, the U.S. would have had to spend $75 billion more than it has, and throw as many as 800,000 more men into the war. Said Admiral T. H. Moorer, the new chief of naval operations: "Now is not the time to terminate or decrease in any way this pressure on the enemy...
Others attacked (number of targets classified): Naval bases, munitions factories, iron-and steelworks, cement plants, radar and flak sites, railyards and shops, and communications installations...
...sailed in 1950-thereby launching one of the most phenomenal winning streaks in U.S. yachting history. The International skippers whom Bus took on that summer were the elite of U.S. racing: Arthur Knapp, regarded as the best sailor to windward in the business; Bill Luders, a topnotch helmsman and naval architect; and Shields-the very man who had introduced the International to the U.S. 14 years before.-Bus beat them all-that year, the next, the next, the next, the next, the next, the next, and the next. Since the Internationals are one-design boats, each presumably like...