Word: frederick
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Wednesday, November 20 CHRONICLE (CBS, 7:30-8:30 p.m.).* A dramatic study of the year 1863, concen-rating on the words of Abraham Lincoln, Walt Whitman, Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee and Abolitionist Frederick Douglass, with Ossie Davis playing Douglass...
...build the new Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale turned to Gordon Bunshaft, who won fame for designing Park Avenue's green glass Lever House. Given a site facing the classically colonnaded Freshman Commons, and money from the S & H Green Stamp magnates, Edwin ('07), Frederick ('09) and the late Walter ('10) Beinecke, Bunshaft resolved to create a "treasure box." He erected a 58-ft.-high cube of granite-covered steel trusses and translucent marble set on four steel bearings atop its own Woodbury White granite plaza. Headlined the irreverent Yale Daily News: TOMB CONCEALS...
...Soviet Union yesterday announced the arrest of Frederick C. Barghoorn, a Yale professor, on charges of espionage. No details of the charge have been released, and U.S. embassy officials have not been permitted...
M.I.T. dorms permit women visitors fifty-eight hours a week: 4 to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 4 to one a.m. Fridays, noon to one a.m. Saturdays and noon to midnight Sundays. This week M.I.T.'s dean of residence Frederick Fassett praised his college's parietal system and suggested that Harvard's troubles may arise from the lack of a strong student government...
...London's biggest Sunday newspaper was quite definite about it. Said Stafford Somerfield of the News of the World (circ. 6,484,445): "Neither Mr. Churchill nor any other writer decides where in the paper a story shall go. That is the editor's responsibility." But Randolph Frederick Edward Spencer Churchill, 52, the World's political columnist, was definite too. He did not want his interview with Britain's new Prime Minister, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, to get second billing to a story on traffic problems. Result of the argument: Randolph's resignation...