Word: ills
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...BARNHART Glen Ellyn, Ill...
...Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, a dwindling union that takes in annual dues totaling $612,000, was bringing on troubles it could ill afford. Its outlaw strike against eight U.S. railroads elicited a contempt citation from U.S. District Judge Alexander Holtzoff in Washington, who ordered the brotherhood to meet a return-to-work deadline or be fined $25,000 a day. Only after the four-day walkout ground to a halt last week did the full magnitude of the railway union's troubles come into focus...
...Beta Cappa last night elected their Junior Eight. They are: Jay A. Berzofsky, of Adams House and Baltimore, Md., Chemistry; Stephen A. Fulling, of Dunster House and St. Louis, Mo., Physics; Harris L. Harts, of Dunster House and Farmington, N.M., Physics; John J. Hildebidle, of Kirkland House and Roselle, Ill., History and Literature; Anthony S. Kroch, of Adams House and Needham, Mass., Anthropology; Thomas A. Musliner, of Eliot House and New York City. Biochemistry; Carl D. Pope, of Adams House and Garrett Park, Md., Social Studies; and James K.G. Zetsel, of Lowell House and Cambridge, Mass., Classics...
...March 25], might be surprised to learn that those "genuine subhumans" he refers to are regular humans. And his statement seems to imply that in the case of "genuine subhumans" we are justified in maintaining institutions "with few, if any, facilities for genuine treatment and rehabilitation of the mentally ill." The judge's attitudes, betrayed in remarks that at first sound like the product of an enlightened age, may indicate that we have not progressed so far in our conceptions of what constitutes mental illness as we like to think...
...bear facts, as Ankrah herd them, suggested that the garrison had been reluctant at first about eating up the zoo. But hesitation quickly gave way to hunger, and it soon became a matter of gibbon take. For the first time they could remember, the ill-paid troops at Flagstaff House were all in plover...