Word: herberts
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...votes. Everybody was nervous, and the only people willing to discuss the outcome were members of the press. Kids watched the televisions, many of them cheering for Humphrey. Horace Kramer, Lowenstein's campaign manager, recalled that although he was losing, he wasn't trailing by as much as Herbert R. Tenzer, the retiring Congressman, had been in 1964 when he was elected. By 11 p.m. Lowenstein was ahead by 1000 votes...
...earns an annual salary of $30,000 (which TIME neglected to state). If you must elect a villain in this crisis, I suggest that we widen the range of candidates to include Bernard Donovan, the Board of Education of the City of New York, Rhody McCoy, the Rev. C. Herbert Oliver, and of course, Mayor lohn Lindsay...
...most recent of many wide-ranging college self-studies-others have been produced by Fordham, Berkeley, Bennington, Northwestern, Swarthmore and Columbia-the Oklahoma report was directed by the university's unacademic new president, J. Herbert Hollomon, 49. A metallurgical engineer and a former Acting Under Secretary of Commerce, Hollomon was given a year to learn his job before being formally inaugurated. To find what he ought to do, he enticed 572 people, including students, faculty, alumni, legislators and business and cultural leaders, to work on the report. The study touches on matters as mundane as how to collect student...
...heavily Negro and Puerto Rican Junior High School 271, the controversial teachers were harassed by the nonunion staff. One acting principal, herself a Negro, claimed that she was confronted and threatened in her office by outside militants and later intimidated by Ocean Hill Committee Chairman the Rev. C. Herbert Oliver-a charge Oliver dismissed as "a vicious lie, vomited from the jaws of hell...
Working as the unpaid-and largely unknown-editor of a prestigious liberal quarterly, the Westminster Review, she fell in love with Herbert Spencer, who rejected her. The notorious apostle of ethical Darwinism was a man "as capable of loving as of flying." But when she developed a plain woman's devotion to "the ugliest man in London," a chatty, witty, sensible litterateur named George Lewes, she found herself deep in one of those parallelograms of passion that so often defined Victorian domestic life...