Word: hamilton
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...CRIMSON will be available today, tomorrow, and Wednesday at the Union, the Dunster dining hall, Hamilton Hall at the Business School, Conant Hall on Dunster St., the Holyoke Center information desk, and 14 Plympton St. (CRIMSON Building). Wednesday's issue will distributed in the Radcliffe Yard; Thursday's will be distributed in the Union, in the Yard, and at the CRIMSON...
...TIME, May 25). Cried the United Party's J. Hamilton Russell: "This is one of the most evil, most cynical measures that have ever come before this honorable House." But the most eloquent attack on the bill was silent. It came from the rows of solemn women wearing black mourning sashes who last week kept a day and night vigil of protest outside Johannesburg's city hall and Cape Town's Parliament buildings...
Died. The Right Rev. Eric Knightley Chetwode Hamilton, 71, Dean of Windsor since 1944 and as such, chaplain to the first laymen of the Anglican Church, the late King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II; of a heart attack; in Windsor, England...
voters overwhelmingly nominated William Scranton, 44, an impressive freshman in the U.S. House of Representatives, who was supported both by Johnson's alliance and by the Meehan-Hamilton people...
...Pennsylvania National Committeeman Robert L. Johnson, a former chancellor of Temple University, put on an all-out campaign. Johnson rounded up 1,500 volunteer workers, ran the campaign on a budget of more than $25,000 a month. Johnson denounced Organization Bosses William Austin Meehan and Wilbur Hamilton for having, over the years, worked under the table with Philadelphia's dominant Democrats. He found one ally in the Philadelphia Inquirer, which declared the alliance to be "the sole hope of the Republican Party's future in this city." He found another in Dwight Eisenhower, who called a primary...