Word: roster
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...McCurdy's face brightens when he looks at his 1964 roster. "We have more depth than we've had in four or five years," one of Harvard's greatest pessimists beams. "This squad could be the best...
More than offsetting that disappointment was the fine fifth-place finish by senior Cobb. Cobb has been on the roster since his sophomore year but has shown so little in competition that he wasn't even invited to pre-season training camp this summer...
...completes its roster of new shows with eight premières this week, NBC introduces four of its new series, and CBS has three-with nine to follow next week...
Names like Cabot and MacArthur are certainly American. Even Labouisse and Poullada or Reinhardt and Riddleberger do not seem very out of place on the roster of U.S. ambassadors, but the newest name in the diplomatic ranks will have them goggling. Last week President Johnson appointed as the U.S. Ambassador to El Salvador a man named Raul Castro...
...commanding officer of the U.S. Army's 57th Medical Detachment, Kelly insisted on rotating his men on dangerous night rescue missions, but kept his own name at the top of every flight roster. Of the 1,600 casualties his five UH-1B choppers had lifted from the paddies of the Mekong Delta this year, more than 500 were carried by Kelly himself. "He worked day and night, seven days a week," said one of his lieutenants. "He wouldn't even take a beer in the evening for fear it might affect his flying. He had only one purpose...