Word: donald
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...York Times's stringer Donald Kirk. What riled Sukarno were widely printed reports that since the Red-backed Sept. 30 coup attempt, he has lost much of his power to the military leaders, who are effectively suppressing Indonesia's large Communist party. "I am still Supreme Commander," huffed Sukarno...
...board cameras were torn loose and wrecked. From the one camera left, Princeton Astronomer Donald Morton was able to recover only three frames of exposed film -and two of those were unusable. But that final frame turned the whole experiment into a resounding success. Last week, after careful analysis of the spectral lines recorded on his film, Morton was able to offer exciting new evidence toward the solution of an old astronomical enigma: Why are there so many white dwarf stars in the sky when there have been so few of the supernova explosions that are believed to produce them...
Quincy and Kirkland might also make their bids for the House championship if they can continue to build momentum. Both Donald Epstein, Quincy House Athletic Secretary, and John French, Kirkland House Athletic Secretary, feel their team's improvement since the beginning of the season gives them a psychological advantage, over Eliot...
Where did the junior generals come from and what would they do? The tutors didn't seem to know. There was some speculation that the exams might be used to screen juniors applying for the honors program, but both Perkins and Donald H. Fleming, who replaced Handlin as chairman of the Department for 1966-67, said the junior generals probably would not reduce the number of honors candidates...
...against its traditional function. This intellectual purge may well have been necessary, but as a result contemporary philosophy looks inward at its own problems rather than outward at men, and philosophizes about philosophy, not about life. A great many of his colleagues in the U.S. today would agree with Donald Kalish, chairman of the philosophy department at U.C.L.A., who says: "There is no system of philosophy to spin out. There are no ethical truths, there are just clarifications of particular ethical problems. Take advantage of these clarifications and work out your own existence. You are mistaken to think that anyone...