Word: chapelful
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Over 1000 people--many students, many not--filled Boston University's Marsh Chapel to overflowing last night in a show of sympathy for Army Pfc. Raymond Kroll, who has been given sanctuary in the chapel since Tuesday...
Four months after her husband's assassination, Ethel Kennedy has settled back into the family's Hickory Hill estate in McLean, Va., to await the birth" of her eleventh child, expected around Thanksgiving. Meanwhile, she keeps busy on new plans to build a nondenominational chapel in memory of Robert Kennedy at Waterville Valley, N.H., where the family spent its last ski vacation together on Washington's Birthday. The $80,000 to $100,000 needed for the chapel, which will go up on a plateau looking out at one of the Senator's favorite ski slopes, will...
...director are the play's most impressive assets. In the central role, Donald Pleasence gives a performance of atomic power and blinding virtuosity; Harold Pinter directorially chills the stage to doom temperature. The very first scene bursts on the playgoer with somber eclat. In an elegant private chapel, dim as a catacomb, a finger of light rests on Pleasence as he kneels rapt in prayer. The Verdi Requiem saturates the air like incense. Suddenly, the stage is ablaze with light, louvers are turning, and the backdrop becomes a penthouse view of Manhattan's skyscrapers...
About 300 students occupied Marsh Chapel of the Boston University Theological School for the third day yesterday, assuring the AWOL soldier who has taken sanctuary in the Chapel of a non-violent confrontation with the authorities who will eventually arrive to take him into custody...
...people occupying the chapel are busy organizing under an ad hoc committee of Divinity School students and New England Resistance members. They have supplies brought into them and only a small number disappears either at mealtime or during the long nights...