Word: steps
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...improvement of the library, the addition of Ph.D.s to the faculty (15 as compared with only seven three years ago), and a student body increased from 810 to 944, the school has high hopes of finally gaining accreditation. A committee will visit the campus in October as a first step toward that long-sought-after goal. "I don't think we'd even get this visit," says Pitts, "if TIME hadn...
Despite the best efforts of the party, Moscow has been invaded by the twist, the frug and almost every other deca dent dance step devised in the West...
...Rolls-Royce has taken a step that will make it the world's second biggest aircraft-engine manufacturer - next only to the U.S.'s Pratt & Whitney. For cash and stock worth $175,400,000, Rolls-Royce bought out Bristol Siddeley Engines Ltd., which already has the engine contract for the Concorde, the British-French supersonic transport presently scheduled for test-flying in 1968. Bristol Siddeley has been losing other business, though, including the engine contract for Britain's TSR-2, a tactical reconnaissance plane which the government decided to cancel last year. Meanwhile, Rolls-Royce has been...
When it finally splashed into the Pacific southeast of Wake Island, the charred Apollo was 230 miles short of the recovery carrier Hornet. But for all practical purposes, it was on target. It was obviously ready for the next step on its path to the moon...
...scene is shrewdly written, strongly performed. Bedford, the only holdover from the Broadway cast, is the perfect mouse-funny when he squeaks, staggering when he roars. Whenever she is onscreen, Actress Sommars matches him laugh for laugh, and Farentino with never a false step leads the spectator to the clear-eyed conclusion of this wise little comedy: people who use people are the loneliest people in the world...