Word: clark
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...pledged to Morrissey's cause seemed increasingly embarrassed. Leverett Saltonstall, Teddy's senior colleague from Massachusetts, unhappily announced that he had changed his position from "no objection" to one favoring recommittal. Staunch Democratic allies of the Kennedys, notably Joseph Tydings of Maryland and Pennsylvania's Joseph Clark, warned that in all conscience they might have to vote no. As one Democratic skeptic put it: "If they vote for this guy, how can they keep the political hacks in their own states off their necks...
Against them is the stern four from the Vesper eight that captured the gold medal in the same Olympics. The Philadelphia club boat is manned by Bill Stowe, Bill Knecht, Boyce Budd, and Emory Clark...
Elsewhere in Massachusetts, students from Clark University have planned a protest at Worcester City Hall, and a joint group from Bennington, Amherst and Williams will culminate a 17 mile march from Bennington with a rally on the Williams campus. New York City police anticipate that 15,000 marchers will take part in a protest parade along Fifth Avenue to Central Park...
...Graham Hill, 36: the U.S. Grand Prix, on a rain-slicked, 2.3-mile circuit that held his B.R.M. racer to a relatively slow 107.98 m.p.h. average; at Watkins Glen, N.Y. One of the early dropouts (only three of 18 cars lasted the full 110 laps) was World Champion Jimmy Clark, whose engine started acting up in the fifth lap, leaving the rest of the race to Hill, who, despite one scary 100-m.p.h. spinout on a curve, managed to set a 115.16 m.p.h. lap record on the way to his third straight victory at the Glen...
...afternoon, an overflow crowd of college officials, heard a panel including two University members, Clark Byse, professor of Law, and Dennis Shaul a third year student at the Law School discuss the student's legal rights...