Word: freemans
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Better Late. In Albuquerque, police were warned to be on the lookout for two escapees from the Arkansas state penitentiary: Frank Duke, 42, who made off in 1934, and Jim Freeman, 71, who turned the trick...
General Horatio Gates, meanwhile, took over the American command and was joined by General Benedict Arnold and large reinforcements. Burgoyne crossed the Hudson and met the Americans in an inconclusive battle at Freeman's Farm. On Oct. 7, the British attacked again. The Americans, led by Arnold, broke the enemy line and drove them back to Saratoga (now Schuylerville). Surrounded and running out of supplies, Burgoyne surrendered on Oct. 17, to end the gravest threat the Americans had yet faced, and pave the way for France's decision to come to the colonies...
...harder for psychiatrists than ordinary mortals to bring up their children well-though not impossible. ¶ Mental patients who hear "voices" may actually be listening to their own subconscious ideas, which are made audible to them because part of the brain does not work right. Neurologist Walter Freeman and Surgeon Jonathan Williams tried cutting out this part (the amygdaloid nucleus). They found that the surgery freed four patients of "spirit voices." ¶Schizophrenia is 13 times more common among the poor and uneducated than among the educated rich, a Yale team reported. One reason suggested: more "marital and family instability...
Dean Francis Keppel of the Graduate School of Education yesterday announced the appointment of John L. Freeman to be assistant professor of Education and research associate in the Center for Field Studies of the Faculty of Education...
...Freeman will come here from work on a Ford Project in Organizational Behavior at Princeton. He has taught political science at the University of Mississippi, Princeton, and George Washington. He holds an A.B. and an A.M. from Princeton and is now a Ph.D. candidate there...