Word: reals
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...only real statesman we have, and most refreshing political figure of the decade: U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona...
Specifically, the jury found Hulan Jack guilty of 1) permitting one Sidney J. Ungar, a tenement tycoon and real estate speculator, to foot the $4,400 bill for decorating Jack's Harlem apartment at a time when Ungar was eagerly seeking a $30 million slum-clearance contract from the city, and 2) later conspiring with Sydney Ungar to conceal the facts from the law. An earlier trial had resulted in a hung jury...
...varsity track team will face its first real test of the season against B.U. Briggs Cage tonight after the 78-26 over M.I.T. last Wednesday...
...while thus far the Harvard proposal has avoided the most obvious pitfall--that of uselessness--there remains the danger of losing sight of the program's purpose. Any "peace corps" proposal must be directed to the real needs of the underdeveloped nations, not toward providing American students with an interesting social experience. For this reason, any project must be what the beneficiaries want and need, on the terms they find most convenient...
Analyzing the election, Rusher said he thought Nixon could have won, "and won big." He attributed the Republican's loss to the throwing away of two "real advantages" in the areas of foreign and domestic policy. Nixon should have emphasized the "you-never-had-it-so-good" theory, following up this assertion with a warning that Kennedy's election might be bad for the country's prosperity...