Word: traveled
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Leaving his special campaign train to travel to Kentucky by air, Ike continued his attack that night from Lexington. Seventeen thousand University of Kentucky students and Lexington townspeople interrupted him time and time again with short, hard bursts of applause as he belted away at "the opposition." Wherever and however he has served his country, he said, he has never found the choice between "going forward or going backward" difficult. Yet, in 1956, "a lot of politicians" are doing their best to make such a choice look "extremely hard." Then, scornfully, he wondered if such action could be attributed...
Only 150 tickets for tomorrow's game were sold at Cambridge, indicating a reluctance of Harvard men to travel 350 miles, even for a good party...
...sailing team will travel to Tufts today to compete in the Greater Boston Dinghy Championship for the Rudolf O. Oberg Trophy. The Crimson is not expected to be a real contender for the trophy...
...more heavily on electronics than on bringing their candidates to the people, although the Vice President is getting in his own licks at barnstorming. And as the party in power, with virtually unlimited campaign funds, they have the added benefit of Presidential prestige when comes to making the necessary travel arrangements for speeches and press coverage...
From the satellite's behavior, scientists hope to learn important facts about the upper atmosphere, cosmic rays, the earth's shape, and certain data on which space travel must be predicated...