Word: walke
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Every event featured either a new record or an exhibition by the same swimmer who held the old one. And the Crimson had a chance to walk off with a victory as late as the 200 yard butterfly...
...they walk out of their locker this afternoon, the Elis will have only one meet, a 47-48 fall to Navy unexpectedly brought their 201 dual-swimming streak to its Armageddon...
...taping. "Here, Caroline," he soothed, "want a nice red cross? You've got that cap pistol in one hand, you might want this for the other." Caroline Kennedy's tears quickly evaporated, and she scampered off, all smiles, to rejoin her nurse. "Have a very nice walk." her father called after her as he turned back to the cameras. Another small domestic crisis solved...
...great consequences hang in shaky balance, to be tipped by a tiny mischance, a trivial decision. A man misses a train by half a minute, wanders into a bookstore while waiting for the next train, and picks up a book that might alter his life forever. Another, taking a walk in the country, comes to a fork in the lane, hesitates, chooses the left turn rather than the right, and meets the girl he will marry. Afterward, men often look back upon such events and call them inevitable...
Died. Dominic ("Nick") LaRocca, 71, whose all-white Original Dixieland Jazz Band was among the first to walk the beat from New Orleans to Chicago in 1916, and who wrote Tiger Rag, Fidgety Feet and other jazz classics made famous by his blaring cornet; of congestive heart failure; in New Orleans...