Word: walke
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...dependence on In dia for virtually all its industrial imports. When it was pointed out that the road will also enable the Red Chinese to penetrate the heart of Nepal, Mahendra airily replied: "Communism does not travel by taxi." In fact, as Nepalese officials readily admit, China can simply walk into their country any time it chooses...
...with 12-ft. waves, several broken bones, plus a passenger who went berserk and jumped over the rail. On one hairy occasion, three missionaries were washed overboard, but the only passenger who seems to have been lost permanently is Miss Sara Reiser, 70, who disappeared last month during a walk on one of the Galápagos Islands-a port of call on Burke's round-the-world cruising brigantine Yankee...
...based on the false proposition that the speedy movement of traffic is what everyone wants. Traffic Commissioner Rudolph's plan will probably move more automobiles through the Square more quickly than at present but at the expense of one of Cambridge's most endearing traditions: the freedom to walk where one likes. Policemen will be able to ticket pedestrians who venture outside crosswalks, which despite luminous paint are now virtually invisible. Hurried motorists will be able to run down errant pedestrians and worry less about paying damages...
Cambridge has gone to a good deal of trouble to prepare for the anti-jaywalking law--the first of its kind in the Boston area. Last August the city installed "Walk" "Don't Walk" signs in Harvard Square, and, more recently, it bought $10,000 worth of light-reflecting paint to paint crosswalks...
...time Luther left the game. Harvard had a four-run lead anyway. Skip Falcone led off the game with a long home run; Penn tied it up in the first, but a double, a walk, and Falcone's double made it 3-1 Harvard in the second. Four runs on three hits in the third put the game out of reach, with Miller's two-run double...