Word: hammerism
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...give the project a sound revolutionary imprimatur, as well as a psychological lift, student leaders traveled to Saigon and Hanoi to hammer out joint peace proposals with local student groups. Davis visited the Hanoi delegation in Paris again; when he returned, a conference of some 2,000 students was held in Ann Arbor, Mich., where the scenario for Mayday was approved...
These relentless bulletins are part of a chronicle of immense human suffering caused, with a hammer-and-anvil effect, by both Viet Cong terrorism and U.S. firepower. The victim of that disaster is the civilian population, all too easily overlooked amid the concern for American and South Vietnamese military casualties. In the process, millions of civilians, the innocent and largely silent victims, have been killed, injured or rendered homeless. In South Viet Nam alone, there have been an estimated 1,050,000 civilian casualties, including 325,000 dead, since 1965. Reliable figures on civilian losses are not available for Cambodia...
...field vents, Harvard won a first in the shot put as Joe Naughton paced the field. The Crimson's Ed Nosal and Teddy DeMars took 1-2 in the hammer while Bill Bihrle captured first in the high jump...
...field events, Yale's Tom Neville is rated a clear favorite over Harvard's Howard Keenan, but Joe Naughton is given a big edge in the shot put and Teddy DeMars is picked in the hammer over Yale's Deac Wallach...
...Crimson's Bill Biele took first place in the high jump, hurling himself 6'6" in his best jump of the year. He was two feet off Army's Pete Frolich. Teddy DeMars threw the hammer 183', his farthest throw ever, and took second place for Harvard. Joe Norton took first place in the shot put at 53' 13/4" while DeMars took second...