Word: triangular
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...policy of no aid to tin mining has been abandoned. U.S. Ambassador Ben Stephansky persuaded President Paz to adopt a program calling for a 65% increase in Bolivian tin production by 1967. To obtain funds for modernizing the mines, Comibol entered into a three-cornered aid pact, called "Operation Triangular," with the U.S., the Inter-American Development Bank and West Germany. In return for $38 million in aid, Comibol undertook to operate its mines more efficiently and to drop 6,000 men from its 26,000-man work force...
Operation Triangular. Bolivia's President Victor Paz Estenssoro may have been less surprised than many of his countrymen. He is a cautious man who refrains from making important moves until he feels sure the odds are with...
...have discovered by this time, Harvard Square is a myth. Triangular rather than square, it is filled with shops instead of Harvard. But this does not completely destroy the myth of Harvard Square, for these shops are among the most fascinating anywhere in the country. With a little practice and exploration, you will soon learn their mysteries. To help you in your ramblings, here is a quick guide to some of the major establishments...
...Cheyenne, Wyo., received the Boyden Prize last night at the annual dinner of the Debate Council. The prize, awarded annually in remembrance of William C. Boyden '16, goes to the best debater in the junior class. Rogers, the treasurer of the Debate Council, was a member of the Triangular Team which won over Yale last weekend...
...Harvard Debate Council won a double victory this weekend over Yale and Princeton in the 54th Triangular Debate. The topic argued was "Resolved: That Gambling Should be Legalized in the United States." Harvard won by a 2-to-1 decision in both debates. The debaters also picked up the Greenman Trophy as the outstanding team in the Triangulars...