Word: harolde
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...STORY OF A YEAR, by Denis Butler. Nine centuries ago, the Battle of Hastings cost King Harold II of England his kingdom and his life-a price, as Author Butler suggests in this excellent first book, that may have been dearer than England knew...
...defined and limited. It cannot be said of juvenile-court proceedings in the state of New York that they are operating "farther and farther outside the Constitution." Formal proceedings protecting the child are not inconsistent with the philosophy of rehabilitation and correction that is a juvenile-court objective. HAROLD A. FELIX Judge
...trend has been up in grad school for a long time. But I'm sure the draft is a factor to some degree." And Dean of Students Harold R. Metcalf of the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business said this spring: "Our applications from would-be students are up 75% above last year. It would be naive not to suspect that the draft has a great deal to do with this...
...South America the troubled colony of British Guiana-still under a state of emergency- went its independent way. In fact, things were reaching such an un-Commonwealth pass that a member in Africa could stand up and call for Britain's expulsion, of all things. For Harold Wilson's Commonwealth, it was a week filled with more problems than answers...
...docks, steel symbols of the tens of millions in pounds sterling being lost each week that exports were halted. The price of sirloin in London's working-class neighborhoods was up from 98? to $1.05 per Ib. - a sign of the slow but steady pinch on imports. And Harold Wilson's Labor government, moving deliberately but diplomatically, took two steps to cope with - but hardly end - the merchant seamen's strike that, in its second week, was slowly strangling Britain's vital commerce with the outside world...