Word: warmness
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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THERE HAS NEVER BEEN ANY QUESTION WHO WAS THE BOSS AT THE STATE DEPARTMENT AND THERE STILL ISN'T. HIS POWERFUL PERSONALITY STILL HOVERS OVER HIS SUBORDINATES. The conference room burst into loud and warm guffaws. But as the days, hours, minutes ticked by, a sense of unease-undimmed by Presidential Press Secretary James C. Hagerty's reassurances-began to spread through the nation and the world...
...only a year ago that Penn breezed into Cambridge, expecting an easy win over the Crimson as a warm-up for the next night's all-important Dartmouth contest, only to be stunned, 74 to 69. It could happen to Princeton...
...Oakland, California, where the children became thoroughly westernized. Gertrude approved of California because she got "all anybody could want of joyous sweating, of rain and wind, of hunting, of cows and horses and dogs, of chopping wood, of making hay, of dreaming, of lying in a hollow all warm with the sun shining while the wind was howling, of knowing all poor kinds of queer people...
...Force's Titan intercontinental ballistic missile, black-and-white-striped and tall as a ten-story building, boomed off the launching pad at Cape Canaveral last week, roared up 50 miles or so through a long-awaited break in the grey overcast, plopped its no tons into the warm Atlantic 300 miles downrange (maximum hoped-for range: 9,000 miles). The U.S.'s first successful firing of a second-generation ICBM (after Atlas) brought cheers from airmen and Titan's Martin Co. crew, weary from a two-month fight against the gremlins that unaccountably popped its umbilical...
Providence Arena is warm, in direct contrast to the chilly Watson Rink; the ice, according to varsity manager Charles Kennel, is "like cheese." The short distance between the blue lines puts the Bruin defensemen at an advantage they did not enjoy at Watson last Saturday, when they lost to the Crimson...