Word: waked
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...ground. I'm 50, Harry's 63. We'll survive, but I don't know what for; sometimes I wish I could have gone with the house. Every time we look at it, we think the nightmare will be over-we'll wake up and everything will be all right...
...from Lefty Gomez, Early Wynn and Buck Leonard, it came time for the award to Josh Gibson, the greatest batter in the Negro leagues. Gibson died in 1947, but Josh Gibson Jr. was on hand to receive the plaque: "I want to say a personal word to my father: Wake up, Dad, you just made...
...closer mutual relationship. Now the two teams of representatives have issued a joint report in London "unanimously" urging increased intercommunion, more joint worship and even integrated ministries between the two groups. The report notes that the two bodies now recognize each other as basically "catholic" and "apostolic." In the wake of Roman Catholic talks with both Anglicans and Lutherans, the report could help pave the way for intercommunion among all three groups within the decade...
Just eight months ago, President Salvador Allende Gossens bragged that "the Chilean road toward socialism has been reached with the least cost of any other revolution in the world." Unfortunately for Marxist Allende, Chile's socialist road now seems to be rather bumpy. Last week, in the wake of continuing economic decay, Allende announced a sweeping austerity program of "work, sacrifice and savings...
Chile's economic stagnation has been caused mainly by overzealous nationalization. Thus far about 250 firms have been taken over; many were "intervened" (as Chilean official jargon puts it) in the wake of often phony labor disputes or charges that production is faltering. Hundreds of foreign technicians have left the country, contributing to a sharp drop in productivity. In the nationalized copper industry, Chile's largest source of income, production this year is projected only marginally higher than last, despite a plant-capacity increase...