Word: smoothly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Lloyd I. Rudolph, assistant professor of Government, agreed with Galbraith that succession will be smooth. "There is every expectation that Shastri will be chosen Friday," said Rudolph, but cautioned that the new prime minister faces a "fantastically difficult...
...well-paved streets, but Dunlop develops different tires for different kinds of roads. Its Hi-Mubroad-tread tires are specially designed to grip wet British roads, and its engineers at Birmingham's sprawling Fort Dunlop plant-known to employees as "The Vatican of Rubber"-have fashioned tires for smooth German autobahns, cobblestoned French lanes and rock-strewn African trails...
...farther than the Nieman alumni list. There, with a little help from Lyons, Pusey found Dwight E. Sargent, 47, a Nieman fellow (1950-51) who newspapered in Maine and, since 1959, has edited the New York Herald Tribune's editorial page. The transition next July should be smooth. Like Lyons, Sargent warms to journalism's scholastic overtones. Moreover, says Lyons, "he's a very comfortable person to have around." Which was just how Dwight Sargent and all the other fellows felt about Louis Lyons...
...Harvard's crew: the Eastern Association of Rowing Colleges sprint championships, by a length, at Lake Quinsigamond, Mass. Despite choppy water and a 15-knot headwind, the unbeaten Crimson crewmen stuck to their shovel-like smooth-water oars, leaped into the lead at the start of the 2,000-meter race, and held on to edge Cornell, chalk up their fourth straight victory, and establish themselves as a top candidate to represent the U.S. at next autumn's Olympics in Tokyo...
Wally Whitney dislocated his shoulder early in the second half, and his loss broke up the Crimson's smooth-working second mid-field. Events took a further turn for the worse when Gibson scored again...