Word: erraticism
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The field for this week's 95th Kentucky Derby may well be the smallest since nine thoroughbreds ran for the roses in 1963. Not that the 1969 crop of three-year-olds is unimpressive. It is just that the Derby promises to be a runaway race between two strapping...
Above Oratory. If the Russians seemed particularly helpful, it was perhaps because they themselves were growing leary of the erratic North Korean Communists. Even so, the Soviets may benefit from North Korea's attack on the U.S. plane. Japan's Premier Eisaku Sato took an unusually forthright pro...
The book ends on the morning of July 2, 1961, when Hemingway killed himself with a shotgun. He was exhausted at the time and had been under treatment for erratic blood pressure, liver ailments and acute melancholia. But, Baker implies, the tragic themes of Hemingway's writing were not...
Radical and Erratic. Bankers have been baffled by what many call the Federal Reserve's erratic and clumsy attempts at monetary "fine tuning." Even some of the Federal Reserve System's twelve regional banks have been resisting the board. Last week the New York Federal Reserve Bank reported...
Harvard wrestling coach John Lee said Yale's performance has been erratic at best, but added that the Bulldogs had been helped by fine individual performances--notable from captain Don Joseph, who will face Harvard's Tom Schnorr at 123.