Word: accept
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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John F. Enders, recently appointed Higgins University Professor at Harvard, won the 1962 Howard Taylor Ricketts Memorial Award from the University of Chicago. The Noble-Prize winner will accept the award in Chicago May 31 and will speak on recent observations on reactions of cells in culture to viral infections. The Ricketts award is named after the University of Chicago bacteriologist who discovered the micro-organism that causes typhus fever and proved that Resky Mountain spotted fever is transmitted by ticks...
...Ambassador to Belgium and Minister to Luxembourg, then went to the Soviet Union. Early this year, on the strength of his Belgian contacts, Kirk was pressed into special service. He flew to Brussels to persuade officials of the Belgian combine controlling the Congo's giant mining enterprises to accept the proposal for a strong central government in the Congo rather than a powerful Katanga under Moise Tshombe. Recalling that service, the Administration asked aging Alan Kirk to return to Government work. Cheerfully he agreed...
Some of the reaction was as farcical as Singelmann's project. Author-Columnist Harry Golden urged Negroes to accept the free rides, enjoy a lark in the North, and he would provide funds to get them back home. Wealthy Chicago Art Dealer Richard L. Feigen, 31, said he had $10,000 he would use to buy white supremacists one-way tickets to South Africa. But one statistic seemed to show just how insignificant Singlemann's scheme really is: in the past ten years, more than 92,000 Negroes have left Louisiana at their own expense and with...
...Swiss scientist who examined the wreckage decided that the cause was probably "human failure" by the pilot. But the U.N. panel refused to accept or reject this possibility, remained similarly noncommittal toward any other theory, including sabotage by Katanga forces, who were battling U.N. troops at the time...
...which he signed an agreement on March 28, 1941, acknowledging Martin's copyright to the 1941 "Let's Go." He stated that Burke was aware that Martin threatened to withhold his manuscript unless HEA agreed to acknowledge his copyright. But Koppell observed, "Mr. Burke did not order me to accept or reject Martin's conditions. He did express his concern...