Word: attendants
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...report estimated that 20,000 non-white students attend racially imbalanced schools and urged that legislation be passed compelling localities to correct imbalance. It also recommended "as a last resort" that the state withold aid to force change...
Stanley H. Hoffmann, professor of Government and one of the program's speakers, and Ralph Balerlein, instructor in Physics and leader of the Faculty committee organizing the project, predicted yesterday that hundreds of students and teachers from Harvard and other colleges would attend the discussion...
...tiny museum-piece schoolhouses, with belfry, potbellied stove and initial-scarred benches, set city-bred youngsters to speculating about how "cute" the one-teacher, one-room school must have been. Yet for a surprising number of children, this kind of school is neither quaint nor historical: they attend one daily. Despite the big trend toward consolidation, some 10,000 one-room schools still function in rural America...
...final rule is to round up party allies by enhancing the politician's eternal dream of even higher office. Last week during a trip to Washington to attend a Governors' dinner at the White House, Romney had a private conversation with New York's Republican Senator Jacob Javits, a longtime supporter of Governor Nelson Rockefeller. It may have been coincidence, but Jack Javits the day before announced that he will not support a Rockefeller drive for the presidential nomination in 1968. And it is neither a coincidence nor a secret that Javits would love to be Vice...
...Murphys and Fongs in the Republican ranks, and our party gives the appearance of being an organization of white Anglo-Saxon Protestants. America is a nation of racial, religious and ethnic minorities. Overall, even the white Anglo-Saxon Protestants are a minority. I admit, regretfully, that when you attend any meeting of Republicans on the national scale, the faces you see and the names you hear are rarely Negro, Italian-American, Polish-American, Irish-American, or Jewish, or any of the other groups that combine to make up our country. Look at what happened in 1960 and 1964: in both...