Word: winging
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...remainder of the Crimson offense consists of props Mike Machan and Lee Sheehy, hooker Lynn Coe, lock George Kyle or possibly John the Baptist, and wing forwards Paul Rippun and John O'Grady, the two ex-gridders...
...called "activist" wing of the Center for International Affairs, an on-campus institute that performs independent research on foreign policy issues. Funded primarily by the Ford Foundation and the United Nations Development Group, the DAS advises governments of underdeveloped countries on economic matters. It has no connection with the U. S. government...
...current National Chairman, Sen. Fred Harris (D-Okla.). The group is chaired by Hubert H. Humphrey, and its members include Harris, Sen. Edmund Muskie (D-Me.), Averell Harriman, Morris Abram, and Sen. Walter F. Mondale (D-Minn.)-all of whom are generally considered members of the Party's liberal wing...
...again, without the interposition of a TV screen and a room with furniture. The last "scene" had a man dressed up like a magician walk out carrying a black box. He gestured expansively, like a magician, opened the box, and took out a butterfly, which he held by one wing. He did this three times, each time very slowly. So the audience might be jarred to understand. Then, holding the box in one hand, he flourished the other and pulled a lighter out of a pocket. He held it up, slowly raising...
Allende is a Marxist who has sought to work through the constitutional framework, and he has promised to "guarantee democratic rights and respect individual freedoms" (see box). But he has also vowed to expropriate the right-wing newspaper El Mercurio, leading Chileans to speculate cynically that El Siglo, the Communist party organ, will soon become the best-read paper in the country, and, they say "it will be printed on better presses too-Mercurio's." The Moscow-aligned Communists, a minority partner in Allende's Popular Front coalition, will probably play a disproportionately important role...