Word: tightness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...That's perfect, Senator," says the producer. "Lay it on them." "All right," the Senator tells his sidemen, "Teddy, on the ocarina, let's go . . . Eunice, a little more tempo there." Then Bobby is cued for the big sock finish. "Come on and hold me tight," he begins laconically, but from the control room a voice interrupts: "A little more Boston soul, Senator." Later, when he waxes too hot ("O come on, wild thing"), the producer cautions: "Not so ruthless, Senator...
...related question is how much organized crime depends on at least one major market in which the returns to tight and complex organization are large enough to support a dominant monopoly firm or cartel. Not all businesses lend themselves to centralized organization; some do, and these may provide the nucleus of well-financed entrepreneurship and the extension of organizational talent into other businesses that would not, alone, support or give rise to an organized monopoly or cartel...
...nearly all the events this evening things will be very, very close. Northeastern's Andy Kenney should run away with the shot put and Harvard's Steve Schoonover will have no competition at all in the pole vault. But otherwise, everything is tight...
...meet is tight at relay time, Harvard could have some problems. Northeastern can put up 7:40 two-mile and 3:20 mile relay teams. And without Huvelle the Crimson will be an underdog...
Bill Norris, B.C.'s distance man, poses a perennial threat that never seems to materialize. Norris has a fantastic kick and the Crimson's Jim Baker has none, so the mile run could be tight...