Word: bernard
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...participants, however, that their conclusions could hardly be shrugged off. A book reporting the meeting is now being assembled for distribution to 250,000 lawyers and nonlawyers. Much of what was said at the meeting will seem revolutionary to most of the recipients. But as Philadelphia Lawyer Bernard Segal, president-elect of the A.B.A. for 1969-70, said in one discussion group: "We are stating large principles here, and we should not get sidetracked with specific problems. I think we have to restructure the legal profession...
...Anti" Votes. On election eve, Johnson Campaign Manager Bernard Boutin declared that anything under 40% of the vote would be a defeat for McCar thy-figuring that he had chosen an unattainable figure. He had not. The following night, an anguished Boutin sat in Johnson's Manchester headquarters, reluctant to put through the telephone call that White House Aide Marvin Watson was waiting for in Washington. The picture would improve, Boutin kept saying, as soon as the results came in from Berlin. McCarthy carried Berlin. By 10:40 p.m., one of the two bars that had been...
...Warren bequest established four endowed professorships loosely affiliated with the Center which, when filled, may broaden the range of instruction in American history. When Handlin was named to the Warren professorship of American history, Bernard Bailyn filled the Winthrop chair vacated by Handlin, in turn freeing history department funds for a possible additional professorship. However, even if another tenured position is added to the history department, a new professor might not be in the American field...
...face from the past popped briefly into view as Carole Tregoff, 30, sentenced to life imprisonment seven years ago for the murder of her lover's wife, Barbara Jean Finch, was denied parole in California in her first hearing after becoming eligible. Dr. R. Bernard Finch, also serving a life term, gets his first hearing next month, and it is thought likely that he will get the same answer. Next time might be different. Carole can try again in 14 months, said the parole board chairman, and she will "in all likelihood" be released...
Jodrell Bank Astronomer Bernard Lovell suggests that the observed pulsations "must involve a large fraction of the total energy available in a star like the sun." Thus, he says, "any intelligent beings who were ever in the neighborhood of such events would have been extinguished long ago." But some astronomers feel that they must investigate pulsars more closely before absolutely ruling out the possibility that they are creations of an intelligent race...