Word: finalizing
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...Campaigner Richard Nixon confidently believes, against the polls, that elections are won or lost on the strength of a candidate's final-week impression on the voters. In the final week, following these ground rules, the Republicans went all out. There was Dwight D. Eisenhower deriding Jack Kennedy without naming him ("this young genius"), endorsing...
...tower operator had no authority to stop him. Fields may be officially closed to incoming planes, but under civil aviation rules, a properly qualified pilot is the final judge of whether it is safe for him to take...
...Army junior varsity exploded for three touchdowns in the final quarter to down the Crimson scrubs, 26-12, at West Point Friday...
Most of the faculty playwriting, however, has been done during the last 10 years. Robert H. Chapman, associate professor of English, came to Harvard as an instructor in 1950 when he was putting the final touches on his dramatization (written in collaboration with Louis O. Coxe) of Melville's Billy Budd. A deeply moving allegory, the play has justly become something of an American classic already. In 1951, it was nosed out by Darkness at Noon by only two votes for the New York Drama Critics Circle Award as the finest play of the season. In 1953, the old Harvard...
Although the Brooklyn figure for Kennedy was about four percentage points higher than the national, it was still on the right side and almost exactly the same as his final percentage in Connecticut. The town's bellwether status was also confirmed by the President-elect's campaign manager Robert F. Kennedy '43, who as one of meter points throughout the country...