Word: wings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...financing the development of expensive home-grown weapons, Britain will buy much of its gear for the 1970s from the U.S., a decision that strikes a severe blow at Britain's lowflying aircraft industry (see WORLD BUSINESS). The R.A.F.'s new bomber force will be 50 swing-wing General Dynamics F-111A's, which Britain is buying from the U.S. for $297.5 million. The navy will be outfitted with four U.S.-type Polaris submarines, and the army will be regrouped in a few strategically located bases (Singapore, Bahrein, Gibraltar) from which units can be quickly airlifted...
...Grimble had the whole net to shoot at from point blank range after Tiger goalie Graeme Flanders blocked center Pete Miller's shot from in front. Left wing Gordie Price set up Miller's shot with a pass out from the corner...
...course if it fulfills its promise, would seem to be the archetype of this new genre. The Committee on General Education has both the flexibility and the philosophical rationale to take such courses--those featuring academic and practical analysis--under its newly strengthened wing. The "new breed" of Gen Ed courses should highlight a few more confrontations with real, live...
...home team will be dominated by juniors, including all six starters. Jack Morrison centers for the first line, and he leads Yale in goals, assists and scoring. Morrison has accumulated 16 goals and 18 assists for 34 points in 19 games. His left wing, Jack Walsh, has 14 goals and 15 assists for 29 points...
Morrison and Walsh have done an unusually large portion of Yale scoring am-assing more points between them than any five other skaters. Morrison was an All-Ivy honorable mention last year. Warren Gelman, with six goals and eight assists, plays right wing on that line...