Word: patly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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McCurdy said that he had never seen two runners dominate a race the way Villanova's Vic Zwaluck and Pat Crayner did. At the three mile mark the two were running neck and neck with a quarter-mile lead over the rest of the field. Crayner finished second behind teammate Zwaluck whose time was 24:47. Villanova then upset Michigan State to win the meet...
Ridiculous Issue. Nixon's political death came not in his defeat for Governor of California by incumbent Democrat Pat Brown but in his manner of meeting it. Brown is neither a great personality nor a great statesman, but he makes the most of what he has. Against him, Nixon decided to make domestic Communism the big issue; but the notion that Brown was soft on Communism was ridiculous. Sensing defeat, Nixon flailed out in a last-minute fury. On election eve, he appeared on television-with his wife and two teen-age daughters at his side-claimed in persecuted...
While swamping Richard Nixon in the California election last week, Governor Pat Brown saw another Democrat get licked in an equally fascinating fight for the nominally nonpolitical job of state superintendent of public instruction. The winner was a formidable, get-back-to-fundamentals conservative: zesty Max Rafferty, 46, onetime superintendent of schools in a Los Angeles suburb, whose recent book, Suffer, Little Children, argues in rococo prose that progressive education has led to "slobbism," and who calls for a spartan return to ''sweat, service and sacrifice...
...going to be extremely close in Michigan. Predictions are fifty-fifty." At 10:17, NBC was only willing to say: "It's neck and neck in Michigan." Having scored standing up, CBS kicked the extra point at 10:55, when, on camera, they stuck a wire in Pat Brown's ear in California and the giant computer in New York whispered to him: "It looks like Brown...
Gilian Shallcross admirably brings out the envy and despair of the unappealing Angustias. Pat Collinge as Martirio controls a part that could easily be overplayed, and Anne Crawford and Mary Lambert do a commendable job of defining two other sisters whose characters Lorca left somewhat vague. Saralaine Evans, unfortunately, has some difficulty with the role of Adela. She moves stiffly and occasionally declaims in a monotonous, over-dramatic voice in a way that never lets one forget she's acting...