Word: filles
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...League Draft. The resulting roster, however, left the New York Herald Tribune perilously short of staffers. To replace them, Trib editors had to fill the ranks with reporters from the afternoon paper. "It was the greatest draft since the big-league baseball teams were raided for men to make up the Mets," said World Journal Editor Frank Conniff, who sat down with Trib editors to parcel out the players. Hardly recognizing the names of some of the staffers they were acquiring, Trib editors simply had to take their chances...
...Negro elementary school, more than 100 armed state-highway patrolmen, county deputies and local cops assembled near by. "You will not be allowed to pitch those tents," Canton City Attorney Robert Goza told the marchers. The tents rose anyway. "If necessary," preached King, "we're willing to fill up all the jails in Mississippi." The only reply was the clicking of rifle bolts as the cops advanced. Ten yards from the marchers, they halted, donned gas masks. There was a pop, a thud, a flash of orange, then a smoky cloud. Soon, dozens of red, white and blue canisters...
...students may have been surprised by their own activity; the Times was not. No replacements are hired for vacationing staffers, and it is expected that the trainees will fill in. Every summer the entire crew-which may include anyone from a next-fall high school senior on up-is scattered through all phases of the paper. Wherever they work, they soon learn that they are attending one of the most productive and practical journalism schools in the country...
They want to correct that this year, Yanofsky said, possibly by getting permission to have students fill out the questionnaires in class...
...Spring, perceiving that things might be a little tight in the fall, he raised each quota to 28. Most Houses failed to fulfill their quota, bu tat least one, Adams, had far more applicants to live off than the quota permitted. Instead of raising the Adams Houses failed to fill their quota, but at least one, other Houses, the administration remained rigid. Thus in the Spring it denied off-campus status to many students, and in the fall, to open up space in the overcrowded Houses, it requested that any junior or senior wanting to live off make the move...