Word: take
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 4--President Eisenhower announced today that he will undertake an unprecedented 20,000-mile good will mission next month to nine nations on three continents. The pre-Christian tour will take Eisenhower to Europe, Asia and a corner of Africa...
...said Britain is able to take the step because of its present favorable balance of trade and the strength of the pound sterling...
...summit conference will not take place this winter, as Eisenhower and Macmillan apparently desired. It will instead take place during the spring, as General de Gaulle desired, with the exact time and place at de Gaulle's pleasure. Nikita Khrushchev, who will also attend, has not been consulted about these plans for the diplomatic season, but he is inclined to show up when invited, "any place, any time...
That appraisal came true with shocking emphasis last Saturday both for Sebo and for a man named Jordan Olivar. The Quakers' coach should be now even more convinced that in the Ivy League you can't take anything for granted, for last week his team was the victim of the League's biggest upset thus...
...other League action, Dartmouth is highly favored to take its third straight with a win over Columbia in New York City. The Big Green is expected to finish strong enough to salvage an otherwise disappointing year. Cornell plays host to the Brown Bruins, who may or may not have enough strength to take...