Word: felted
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Yovicsin also felt that training meals are a good place for the athletes to meet while the are off the field. "The boys benefit greatly from talking over their mutual problems at the tables. These meals heighten the morale and the mental state of the player," he said...
...last night refused to discard their traditional faith in the need for daily meals in the Varsity Club. Football Coach John Yovicsin upheld the idea of special meals on three grounds: physiological, social, and psychological. He stressed the necessity of "getting the players down to playing weight" which he felt could not be accomplished by the normal house fare...
...Saturday Kennedy felt strong enough to get back to McClellan's bill of rights. Smoothly, California's Kuchel offered a revised bill deleting the Secretary of Labor's injunctive powers, but leaving in such guarantees as freedom from arbitrary dues and assessments, and protection of the individual's right to sue to secure union freedoms. Neither rueful John McClellan nor any other Southerner refused to support the changes. When the vote was taken, only G.O.P. conservatives and Ohio's Democratic Conservative Frank Lausche held out; the amendment passed 77-14. Two-and-a-half hours...
Professor Howe noted the decisions involved problems of federalism, and he felt that if the minority had won, "civil rights would be difficult to enforce." Freund called the majority opinion, "a check against bogus civil rights decisions...
Fisher, discussing the civil rights issue, said, "If you don't trust the state courts then deal with the problem of the state courts." He felt that the court, instead of trying to preserve federalism, had actually undermined it. If two trails are allowed, "the basic proposition is that the state court is ignored...