Word: stops
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Rotten weather, ten children, nine of them running, leaping, screaming and fighting. Baby can't walk, thank God. Father in absolute coma, doesn't see, hear anything but football game. Mother a pitiful, broken creature, swilling beer (small town, no LSD available) making dinner; will they ever stop, grow up, sit down? Finally, 6:55. Mother sits down with Sunday papers. Children settle down. Cut to Heidi, end of game on television. Father goes completely berserk. Tough, there are eleven of us, and only...
With that observation in mind, McCracken will probably emphasize the utilization of adjustments in the money supply to stimulate or restrain the economy. One of his thorniest economic problems, of course, will be inflation. Any concerted drive to stop the price spiral would involve deflationary steps that could increase unemployment. McCracken would probably be willing to see the jobless rate rise slightly above the current 3.6% in order to cool the feverish economy. But he is unlikely to tolerate the 5%-plus rate that some economists and businessmen think is nec essary. In a recent speech, he noted that...
...undefeated hockey team will face its first real challenge of the year tonight when it meets Boston University at the Boston Arena at 8 p.m. The Crimson has rolled over its first three opponents with great depth and power, but tonight, the flu and B.U.'s veteran defense could stop the streak...
...second period Harvard's defense held firm, with goalie Paul Oldfield making 11 saves and allowing no goals. The Harvard offense drove into Eberly's lap time and again. Eberly made 12 good saves, but he couldn't stop Jim Baldassari, who put the Crimson ahead, 3-2, on an assist from Steve Baker...
Harvard's offense was superb as five of the Yardlings were in double figures, but their man-to-man defense was unable to stop the Chief's deadly accuracy from the floor...