Word: hire
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Ohio's Democratic Senator Stephen Young warned that if any Negro demonstrators try a sit-in demonstration in his office he will "personally and forcibly" throw them out. In New York City, demonstrators besieging a White Castle hamburger shop (they were demanding that the owners of the chain hire more Negroes and Puerto Ricans) met with a Dixie-style barrage of jeers and insults from white youths of the neighborhood...
...instrumental in pointing out patients who may possibly benefit from a case-aid study, LaMonte said. "We hope to have 30 volunteers working with 30 patients next year," he added. The present interviewers now meet weekly with Boston State social workers, but next year the Committee will have to hire its own psychiatric social workers to closely supervise the case-aid volunteers, LaMonte said...
...YORK. Demonstrators demanding that the Long Island state park commission hire more Negroes and Puerto Ricans squatted in a roadway leading to Jones Beach on Long Island. Two groups managed to halt traffic for a few minutes at three different times, but cops hauled them bodily off the roadway before they could create a real New York-sized traffic...
...rumors that he was "the third man" who had tipped them off that the police were on their trail. Later, this charge was indignantly denied by Harold Macmillan, then Foreign Secretary, who personally vouched for Philby's good character. The Foreign Office even asked the Observer to hire Philby as a correspondent because "it seemed unfair that so able a man should be finding difficulty in earning a living now that he had clearance from the Foreign Secretary...
Among the hard-living racing types, Clark is something of an oddball. He never smokes, rarely drinks, owns "two or three, I think" suits of clothes. He refuses to hire a business manager ("I don't want to be bandied around like some blooming new soap powder"), and once turned down a publisher's offer with a curt: "I just don't want to write a book." He regards racing as something akin to painting or music-an art, in which perfection is probably impossible but still worth trying for. Sometimes he worries about whether he likes...