Word: bomb
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...cover portraying Governor Wallace and a bomb-mutilated "Good Shepherd" window in a Birmingham church is a powerful sermon...
...obvious: it is not the sort of effort in which a crash program is likely to justify the cost in either money or manpower. Some jobs do lend themselves to the crash approach; some complex tasks are indeed susceptible to all-out, crash attack. The wartime Manhattan (atom bomb) Project, which was attacked simultaneously in three different, expensive ways, was a world-saving success, but the basic physics of the atom bomb was well understood in advance, and nature was not likely to hold surprises that would force replanning. The moon project is of a different order; it bristles with...
...heads of the crowd while Negroes pelted them with rocks. Later, Negro youths began stoning passing white cars. The police ordered them to stop. One boy, Johnny Robinson, 16, ran, and a cop killed him with a blast of buckshot. That made five dead and 17 injured in the bomb blast...
...Central University suffers understandably from a poor reputation as an institution of higher learning. Politicking, rioting, and bomb scares managed to keep the school closed for three months last year. Students who can afford it are more and more turning to Caracas' formidable, placid, and unspectacular Catholic University...
...speak at Harvard (The CRIMSON, September 25, Efrem Sigel, "Harvard, Yale Students to Issue New Invations to Governor Wallace"). Mr. Sigel reports that the Governor will debate the President's civil rights program here. Another issue is before us: the killing of six Negro children, four by a bomb, one shot by a policeman, and one shot by two white boys--all in Birmingham, Alabama...