Word: jailings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Foote, a resident of Dunster House, was arrested by Cambridge Police and booked on charges of "selling obscene literature to a minor." He is eligible for a maximum jail sentence of five years...
Harvard is not being victimized by a tiny minority of misguided malcontents. Nor are the most ardent opponents of the war--so morally outraged that they have refused to comply with this country's draft laws--impelled by rosy dreams of revolution; they face several years in jail and difficulty getting a job afterwards...
...While I was waiting to take the physical I ran into at least eight or nine people who were planning to go to jail or to leave the country if inducted," Shetterly added. He said that three of these came from Harvard Graduate Schools--one from the School of Design, one from the Divinity School, and one from GSAS...
...dismal London suburb of Brixton, they are in their barbershop giving each other the full tonsorial treatment. This Sunday is particularly cheerless, since Charlie has been summoned to trial for "impersonating a female" in a club known as the Adam's Apple, and may face a jail sentence. Since the confrontation never does take place, the play's electricity is static: tingles of apprehension but no real voltage of menace or depravity...
Smith was declared delinquent last month and reclassified I-A. Delinquency can result in induction or a five-year jail term and/or a $10,000 fine...