Word: tags
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Leroy Uyehara at 135, Lee Alexander at 145, Frank Antonson at 155, Walter Rice at 165, Tag Dement at 175, and Jim Cassidy at 135 were the other winners in the freshman competition...
...American game. Ever since the U.S. refused to back Turkey all the way against Greece over the embittered Cyprus issue, Ismet Inönü has demonstrated his independence from the U.S. by flirting with Russia. Of late, Inönü-inspired newspapers have been campaigning hard to tag the U.S.-educated Demirel as a Washington stooge, obviously hoping to damage him in the forthcoming elections...
Other groups, known in bell-desk circles as "cruisers," go from dorm to form, checking the tag-board for girls who might be willing to invite them to dinner...
Martin, Douglas Dillon and Budget Director Kermit Gordon are lobbying for measures that would drastically affect the nation's foreign and domestic policies. Among the proposals that one or all three of them have forwarded: an exit tag of $50 or $100 per person to discourage tourism abroad, direct controls on U.S. investments abroad, a further cutback in foreign aid and, if necessary, a sharp reduction of U.S. troop strength in Europe. These proposals have been hotly debated at a series of secret meetings in the White House. The State Department is dead set against foreign aid cuts...
...these new writers has yet stamped a unique signature on the times. They are rogue talents, unpredictable, disturbing and powerfully individual. Thus they form no cohesive school or even a wave. Nonetheless, critics of late have taken to calling them "black humorists," which is probably as good a tag as any. Among them are such comic writers as Bruce Jay Friedman and Joseph Heller, both of whose first novels were bestsellers. They also include such gifted but less widely read novelists as John Barth and James Purdy; they are perhaps best known for names like Terry Southern, Warren Miller...