Word: clark
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...come from relatively poor families, which could not afford private schools. The many other white children of the area seem to be deliberately shunning the heavily-Negro Field school. It appears, instead, that they are choosing a school where they are in a majority, in this case the nearby Clark school, where the white-colored ratio is 2 to 1. Our objecting Southerners ease back in their chairs. "We told you so," they...
...Woman's Heart. In Milwaukee, Mrs. Marie Bottrell, 45, picked up a license to marry Jerry L. Clark, 58, changed her mind and returned later in the afternoon to get another license to marry 36-year-old Alfred J. Eggleston, changed her mind again and married Clark...
...Federalists is the best example of an organization trying to work through the U.N. to a limited world government strong enough to prevent war. At its seventh annual convention in 1953, U.W.F. called for the amendment of the U.N. charter "to achieve universal disarmament enforced under adequate safeguards." Grenville Clark '03, former member of the Corporation, sums up this argument when he writes in A Plan for Peace: "No stable peace without disarmament; no disarmament without limited world government...
Before a Harvard Liberal Union audience of 150 persons, Clark spoke encouragingly about liberal prospects in the 1956 elections. "The Democratic Party is ready, willing, and able to take control of the government unless it fumbles on the Republican goal line," he declared...
...Clark, defining a liberal as "one who believes that the full force of government in a democratic society should be brought to bear for social justice," said that liberal advances in the 1954 elections and similar improvements in the components of a strong liberal party combine to make liberal prospects for the future bright...