Word: arrested
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Calm & Confident. At his palace desk in Amman, young King Hussein was calm and confident. As soon as the''Cairo campaign started, his police visited every school in refugee trouble spots, warned teachers that they faced instant arrest if they permitted any kind of demonstration by their students. Jordan's own radio returned salvo for salvo, refuting Nasser's charges, charging in turn that "Nasser is a Communist puppet" who is holding his people "under whip and chain...
Almost one-fourth of the world's people develop myopia; up to 15% of U.S. schoolchildren are afflicted. So far, eye doctors have been at a loss for any means to correct the condition or to arrest its advance. Last week, in a cautious preliminary report, the experts suggested that a corrective may have been found by chance in the wearing of contact lenses...
Princeton police chief John H. Smith appeared quite upset over the beating this morning and eager to take strong action. He felt, however, that Shelvey's tenuous identification "isn't definite enough for us to go out and arrest those guys right away. We certainly want to question them, but whether we'll do t before or after the game I just don't know. We'll have them in here as soon as we feel justified in doing...
...News has reason to believe that certain Princeton officials will meet before game-time or shortly thereafter to consider the case, although the necessary path of their decision appears obvious. The News also learned that a warrant for the arrest of the three players is being sought by Borough authorities...
Police invaded the Leverett House library Sunday to arrest a sophomore for harboring seven rifles and revolvers in his room. The student, Blair F. Bigelow '60, was charged with receiving stolen property...