Word: rashes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Coach McCurdy's present 6-0 record borders on the miraculous when the rash of injuries and illnesses that have plagusoned runners and a flock of sophomores, McCurdy soon found himself without the ed the squad are taken into account...
...Green appears to be at least two touchdowns better than any squad in the League. Harvard was the only team with a reasonable chance to beat Dartmouth, and only a disastrous rash of injuries or a fantastic upset can now prevent an unbeaten record. Princeton has an outside chance, but the Tiger's performance at Ithaca leaves little doubt as to which is the better team...
...disassociating himself from the more virulent types of rhetoric (such as that of Senators Clark and Magnuson) and by warning against too rash and hasty talk, the President has not entirely closed the way to rapprochement. He has shown before that he is capable of more than phonographic reiterations of his country's determination to fight. The chance remains for him to try to show--in a television address--that the stakes of the Cuban issue are war itself, too important to be sacrificed to an essentially pettish desire for revenge and even to the U.S.' understandable distaste for Castro...
...Berlin as President Kennedy's special representative. General Watson, in a complex chain of command from the Pentagon and the State Department, can hardly make a move without clearing it in advance with Washington. Like the men under him. he lives with the somber instructions that a single rash decision could trigger World...
Price wars have spread like a rash across the nation, dumping prices in some places to as low as 13.9? per gal. (it remains 35.9? in New York City). Business is so competitive that last year 37% of the nation's 220,000 service stations changed hands or closed down, the highest turnover rate in U.S. retailing. In Chicago, where the battle is sharpest, half of the stations changed hands. The war has hit the major oil companies where it hurts most: the profits of Gulf, Sun, Indiana Standard and Sinclair were down by 9% to 24% in this...