Word: bail
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...covering letter to Pusey, they suggested that Harvard withdraw ten per cent of its investment to be used as bail for any students jailed. So far, the Administration has made no comment on the charges...
...Save the Children!" Eatherly then took a more prosaic job as a Texaco salesman in Houston. Legend has it that he was tormented by a recurring nightmare in which he woke up screaming, "Bail out! Save the children!" (His wife says he slept like a log.) After his wife had a miscarriage, he was afraid radiation might have affected his spermatozoa. He began to drink heavily and pass bad checks. In 1950, he made a halfhearted attempt at suicide and was admitted to the VA hospital in Waco, Texas...
Gaylord Neal, 25, facing trial for a grocery stickup in Philadelphia, was out on bail there last January when a hooded holdup man collected $181 at the Topside Tavern, fired a shot in the ceiling. In March, a hooded gunman got $109 at Hagerty's Tavern; minutes later police collared Neal near by. At his feet were a bag containing $109 and a loaded pistol that police say fired the shot at the Topside Tavern...
...supreme court also ordered that Field's $3000 bail be returned...
...held for ten days before his on bail. He stayed in Poland for after the first trial, hoping to bail money back, but went to last month. He will probably Cambridge before the end of the year...