Word: jacks
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...year-old Russian-born anthropologist is being tried for perjury. He is accused of falsely denying to a federal grand jury on Feb. 20, 1957, that he knew Jack Soble, a confessed Soviet spy. However, Zborowski later admitted knowing Soble...
...Home 10 Koval, George '61 QB 19 6.0 168 Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 14 Musick, Harold '59 LHB 21 6.1 181 Tallmadge, Ohio 15 Twitmyer, Tom '59 QB 21 6.0 180 Mt. Airy, Pa. 16 Purdy, Larry '60 QB 20 6.1 174 Burlington, N.J. 17 Hanlon, Jack '60 LHB 21 6.0 190 Yonkers, N.Y. 18 Schantz, Peter '61 QB 18 5.11 174 Haddonfield, N.J. 20 Koze, Dick '59 RHB 21 5.10 170 Allentown, N.J. 24 Terpak, John '60 RHB 20 5.9 178 York, Pa. 26 Harding, Larry '61 RHB 19 5.10 175 Gloucester, Mass. 27 Rheinhart, Hiram...
...President, for reasons unexplained, had billed this part of his tour "nonpolitical." He neither replied to Massachusetts Democrat Jack Kennedy's needling of Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson (from the same platform just an hour before), nor appealed for votes for Republican Congressmen, nor even said a ringing word on behalf of Iowa's G.O.P. gubernatorial candidate William G. Murray, Iowa State University agriculture-economics professor, who stands an outside chance against lackluster Democratic Governor Herschel Loveless. Instead, Ike threw in a statement from hastily jotted notes on foreign policy: "You cannot bargain or negotiate in a world...
...Manhattan grand jury was still investigating fixing on TV quiz shows, but the sponsors no longer saw much point in waiting for the report. By last week Twenty One, once the pride of Producers Jack Barry and Dan Enright, had sunk so far in the Trendex ratings (from a high of 34.7 to an alltime low of 10.9) that the sponsor (Pharmaceuticals, Inc.) decided to bow out, and NBC summarily took the show off the air. At CBS, The $64,000 Question was also on the sick list, but only Twenty One had a ready replacement: Concentration, another Barry & Enright...
...Died. Jack Norton (real name: Mortimer J. Naughton), 69, who was known to millions through his role on stage (Ziegfeld Follies, Earl Carroll's Vanities) and screen (The Farmer's Daughter, The Fleet's In) as a staggering drunk, usually in top hat and tails; of a respiratory ailment; at Saranac Lake...