Word: gibson
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Playwright William Gibson, 53, best known for The Miracle Worker, is a demon letter writer as well. He heard the talk about 206,000 more troops for Viet Nam and fired off a guided missive to the Berkshire Eagle from his home town of Stockbridge, Mass. "I am offering in all sobriety a reward of $25,000," he wrote, "to anyone who devises and successfully executes a plan to draft Lyndon B. Johnson, put him in uniform complete with butterfly net, and ship him off to the rice paddies." Potential applicants for the prize may be put off by Gibson...
George Scott pushed his weight around at bat, whacking two triples. Catcher Russ Gibson made his bid to take away Ellie Howards catching job with a good overall performance. Boston's only real rookie prospect, Joe Lahoud, continued his powerful hitting...
While students will naturally have to absorb some of the rising costs, shifting all of the increase to them would be an undesirable result of the Zaccharias plan. "It would be unfortunate if attention were focused on just this one program," R. Jerrold Gibson, Assistant Director of Financial Aid, cautions. "When you head into a crisis like this one, you have a tendency to look for first aid. What you really need is a balanced solution...
ROWAN AND MARTIN'S LAUGH-IN (NBC, 8-9 p.m.). The comedy team of Dan Rowan and Dick Martin plays host to Barbara Feldon, Pamela Austin and Henry Gibson, among others, in the first of a new variety series...
...highest number of votes in the preliminary election for the Class Marshals of 1968 held last Thursday are James V. Baker of Lowell House, Alan D. Bersin (no picture) of Kirkland House, Donald J. Chiofaro (no picture) of Krikland House, John P. Garrity of Eliot House, Paul T. Gibson of Adams House, Tirachai Kambhu of Kirkland House, Neal P. Katz of Lowell House, and Robert P. Marshall Jr. of Eliot House...