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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Despite the jumbled effort, Jack Kennedy came breathtakingly close to the nomination-and lost only because of that Senate vote, earlier in 1956, against 90% farm parity. That fact, more than any other, dramatizes Kennedy's major 1960 problem: he is still in the Senate and he must still vote on highly controversial issues. And if it has been a strength in building him as a public figure, it is also a weakness in his presidential candidacy that Jack Kennedy, ever since he first went to Capitol Hill, has carved himself out perhaps the most independent record...
Doctors there required three stitches to close a cut under his right eye, but released him after treating the wound and numerous other bruises...
...credit for this constantly engaging role goes not just to Huxley but also to Alan Webb, whose face, postures, coughs, and general acting of the part come close to perfection. This portrait of a professor deserves to be seen and remembered...
Woolston, a rugged 6-3 senior forward, led the team in total scoring and total rebounding, and was chosen captain unanimously at the close of the season. Woolston improved noticeably from the previous campaign, and was the most dependable player on the court always throughout the season. He could always be counted on for about 15 points and a like number of rebounds...
...game losing streak, he proceeded to lead all scorers in the next five games, all Harvard victories. He is a pint-sized (5-7) junior guard, with the best set shot and dribbling techniques seen at the I.A.B. in many years. Despite his late start, he gave Woolston a close call for scoring honors, averaging about 20 points per game, and should be even better with a year's experience behind...