Word: jannings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...grant the right to strike for better work conditions, but great disproportion exists when an essential working force like the Transport Workers Union can flout a court order, rob the labor movement of its dignity, and create hardship for New York City's populace [Jan. 14]. It is time for the union to curb its unrestrained economic appetite as well as its vituperative chief spokesman; otherwise T.W.U. may join Him at the end of the long White House leash...
...read with avid interest your report on the Philippine presidential inauguration [Jan. 7]. However, it was annoying to see the lines about "Francisco" Ramos, Secretary of Foreign Affairs. He is my father, and his first name is Narciso...
...Regarding your remark [Jan. 7] about our high-quality but as yet little-noticed basketball team: the school is not quite as tiny as TIME seems to think; last year we had more than 1,000 male students. In any case, we have a new yell for the team-"Bring on the Blue Devils...
...gratifying to read your excellent article on training schools [Jan. 7]. These schools have provided hope for thousands of adolescents for whom the situation was once hopeless. In 1958, after failing the 10th grade for the second time, I attended the Richard Hokes Boys School near Cleveland. This June, I will become an alumnus of another educational institution-Yale University...
...true that the Texas Rangers were abolished in 1935 [Jan. 7]. They were placed under the Department of Public Safety, and have continued very active in crime control. In a recent two-year period, the 62 Rangers investigated 4,649 felonies, were responsible for 1,772 convictions that led to penalties totaling 10,771 years, plus 24 life sentences and three death penalties. They traveled 4,637,469 miles by car, and spent 1,018 hours on horseback...