Word: winter
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Wood, silver medal winner in the recent Winter Olympics, holds a slim lead over defending champion Emmerich Danzer of Austria in the battle for first place...
MUTUAL OF OMAHA'S WILD KINGDOM (NBC, 7-7:30 p.m.). A cougar and her three cubs migrate from high in the Rocky Mountains to a lower valley where they will spend the winter...
House squash, swimming, basketball, and hockey teams head into the final stretch of winter competition this week with a full slate of contests...
Mitchell was knocked unconscious when he fell during a practice ski jump at the Middlebury Winter Carnival. He was rushed to the hospital suffering from a concussion, memory loss, and neck and back injuries. He is now in good condition at Stillman Infirmary. His absence cost Harvard valuable points in the Nordic events and left the Crimson skier's in sixth place in the final team standings at Middlebury...
...next year, the winter of 1966-67, during the dry season the U.S. had some 400,000 troops on the ground, yet was able to launch an offensive action in only the I Corps area. In the other three areas they were on the defensive, or holding tight. He said that in the winter of 1967-68, the United States forces with over 500,000 men on the ground, were unable to launch an offensive in any single of the four corps areas. Indeed, he said, to the contrary his own forces, stronger than they had been before, were able...