Word: tape
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...asked Harris to make a trip to campuses across the country and test reactions among student leaders. At the same time, we queried 18 of our stringers on major campuses to get another range of opinion. The response was positive. To give us an earwitness report, Harris tape-recorded many of his talks with student leaders and played them back for us in New York. Ultimately we agreed to finance all costs of the primary, which will be planned and conducted entirely by the students...
...pledged to contribute half. The remaining $500,000 would be put up by business and industry in Cambridge. The Corporation, as in Myerson's original scheme, would rarely give money away. Rather it would be a source from which money could be borrowed quickly with a minimum of red tape...
Baker broke the tape at 9:07.2, followed by Hardin (9:12.4) and McLoone (9:-19.2) in second and third for Harvard's only sweep. All three runners broke the old Cage record of 9:20.0 set by Baker against Army...
...with a minimum of antiwar propaganda and a maximum of care. The first seven children are quietly receiving treatment at San Francisco's Mount Zion and Boston's Beth Israel hospitals and Los Angeles' U.C.L.A. Medical Center. C.O.R. has cut through mountainous Vietnamese red tape, raised $250,000, set up temporary foster homes for recuperating children, and has promises of donated services from more than 700 doctors available across the U.S. The children selected could not have been treated in Viet Nam's inadequate hospitals, and they needed sophisticated U.S. surgical techniques...
...Europe, has spawned thriving sales of everything from cheap trinkets to Citroëns, is a major underpinning of Parisian haute couture. Now the government is moving to cool the trade with new rules that went into effect last week, tangling both tradesmen and tourists in customs red tape...