Word: ills
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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However Leary and Alpert did not join Dean Monro in warning undergraduates to steer clear of the drugs. When asked whether he thought Monro's warning was out of place, Leary stated: "We understand Dean Monro's desire to pacify worries about undergraduate activity, but we believe he is ill-informed about the effects of these drugs...
...ROBERT E. FOSSE St. Matthew's Episcopal Church Evanston, Ill...
...first time in his four-year reign that Pope John XXIII was seriously ill. The Vatican, canceling all papal audiences a few days after the Pontiff's 81st birthday, at first reported that the Pope had a case of influenza. But the real trouble, it said later, was a gastric illness that had provoked a "rather intense anemia." There was speculation, although no confirmation, that he had an ulcer. Put to bed and on a strict diet, he seemed cheerier after a few days...
Brandeis offered serious opposition only in the sabre matches, which the Crimson managed to win 5 to 4, despite the absense of captain John Kennedy, who is ill. Harvard ran away with the epees, 8 to 1 and with the foils 7 to 2. Three swordsmen with no previous varsity experience competed in the epees...
Anemic Stuff. Mistakes in position are frequent and embarrassing. MOSCOW-NIPS PLOT TO KILL ARMY CHIEFS, cheered a Worker headline, after the ill-starred "doctors' conspiracy" against Stalin in 1953. When Khrushchev released the doctors, the Worker, caught by surprise, hastily backflipped. A 1961 Worker editorial demanding a "permanent ban" on nuclear testing appeared the same week that the Russians resumed testing. In the very next issue, the paper broke out in a rash of four articles justifying and approving the resumption...