Word: jannings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...started a TIME story in the issue of Jan. 7, 1924, as the weekly newsmagazine, looking back on its own first year of existence, "reviewed" the U.S. economy and, taking into consideration the dangers of economic prophecy, refrained from making any forecasts...
...Washington, meanwhile, workmen were speedily constructing the presidential box for the Jan. 20 inaugural parade. Mindful of the Kennedy assassination, the Secret Service specified that the President will sit behind a protective setup consisting of a ¼-in-thick steel shield topped with a 1½-in.-thick slab of bullet-resistant plate glass...
Word from Saigon was that Taylor was determined to force Khanh out as army commander-in-chief and was trying to split him off from "young Turk" generals who two weeks ago, with Khanh's backing, had dissolved the Saigon government's feeble legislature (TIME, Jan. 1). Washington, on the other hand, insisted that a compromise was being worked out with Khanh to restore a greater measure of civilian government...
Fifty-six per cent of the applications received so far have requested financial aid, as compared with 55 per cent by Jan. 6 of last year. "I am reassured by the fact that this percentage is nearly steady," Glimp said, "because it indicates that applicants are not being discouraged by the University's high cost." The final number of applicants requesting financial aid will be near 58 per cent, he said...
...least arresting achievement of the late T. S. Eliot '10 will always be--to quote this morning's (Jan. 5) CRIMSON--that "as an undergraduate he lived in Eliot House" twenty-odd years before the place was built...