Word: pushed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...satisfaction of knowing that a federal law supports them in, for example, their demands for equal voting rights and the right to share public accommodations with white men. If the civil rights bill circumvents these specifics, or if it should fail to pass altogether, the leaders are determined to push their revolution all the more strongly...
...last year as a sophomore, he averaged 27.3 points a game; the Tigers won the Ivy League title and a berth in the N.C.A.A. playoffs. Against tough St. Joseph's in the playoffs, Bradley was the whole show, picking off rebounds and flicking in baskets with one-handed push shots, graceful hooks and arcing set shots from 20 ft. out. Princeton pulled even, edged ahead. And then, with 3½ min. to play and Princeton leading 77-72, Bradley fouled out-after 40 points and 16 rebounds. That was it. St. Joseph's won in overtime...
Abramson is going to have to push, however, if he hopes to take the 200 free-style away from Bill Landgraf of Lynn Hunt. Diver Dan Mahoney will have a much rougher day than usual against Cadet Alex Alexander. And the Crimson's Henry Frey should race Paul Bucha to one of the closer races of the evening in the individual medley...
...Wall Street, so were the partners in the 36-year-old firm of Ira Haupt, who, as things are now, stand to lose everything they have. For the most part young (in their 30s) and relatively inexperienced, they allowed themselves to be taken in by Allied in their aggressive push to win new business. A third of them have been with the firm only a few months, and some of them have put into it as much as half a million dollars. But no matter how recently they joined, they were just as liable as all the rest when...
...course or the speed of such programs. Had President Kennedy been re-elected -by which time he expected the employment situation to be much improved -he planned to embark on a wide variety of new economic programs aimed at curing sectional dislocations in the economy. Whether Johnson will push such programs is less sure...