Word: rans
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Except for a few Goldwater supporters who ran through the ranks cheering their candidate, the marchers were quiet and solemn, bearing sings like "Goldwaterism: None Dare Call It Reason" and "Insecurity is a Barry...
Yardling captain Jim Baker and Princeton's Allan Andreini went out fast in front of the pack and ran together until the final half-mile, when Baker tired. But right behind the Crimson captain was a slow of Yardlings runners who had hung on behind the leaders...
Kennedy has run a far more respectable campaign than his brother Edward ran in Massachusetts two years ago to swamp George Cabot Lodge. Robert Kennedy won't overwhelm Kenneth Keating, but he will probably join his younger brother's club this January
...when a Greek can run for office outside Lowell, and an Irishman can win in the North End. In the meantime, though, the best hope for the Democratic Party and the state lies with the Kennedy's and their allies. There is much truth to the charge that they ran out on the state in 1960, but the fact is that ever since John Kennedy began to run for office, the quality of the state's officers has been improving. The crudity of political appeals has been reduced, and it is significant that the comeback try in 1962 of Francis...
...limited his speech to ten minutes, and then moved quickly from the meeting room. Once in the hall he began to run with his arms flat by his sides. (The impression was of a speeded-up film of a man walking in huge strides.) He ran to the elevator and, on the ground floor, sprinted in this peculiar fashion to his car. He arrived at the funeral on time...