Word: jannings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Baldwin, the AAAAS could have chosen a plan that would not have embroiled the Administration in a misleading dispute over discrimination. To oppose the sliding a admission scale is not to oppose the general idea of aiding people from Roxbury, Dorchester, or any other depressed area to attend the Jan. 18 speech. A flat fifty-cent rate or differently priced seats would have served that purpose just as well...
...Phrases. But as the Jan. 5 expiration date of the holiday "protocol" drew closer, the farewells at the Wall grew tearful once again. Mayor Willy Brandt estimated that 1,300,000 of his West Berliners had passed through the Wall during the 18-day period, carrying with them $3,250,000 worth of food, clothing and Christmas presents. Nonetheless, even as Brandt's representatives worked cautiously with East German officials to renew the visiting agreement, many Westerners-both German and Allied-were having doubts. Brandt views the Wall arrangement as merely another item in the long list of "technical...
...Northern Rhodesia, which will obtain full independence next fall as the state of Zambia, is loaded with mineral wealth, and its copper represents one of Africa's most profitable exports. Moderate Kenneth Kaunda's United National Independence Party seems certain to sweep the territorial elections set for Jan. 20, but Kaunda is already facing terrorist opposition from the African National Congress, led by hard-drinking Harry Nkumbula and by members of the Lumpa church, a militant African sect headed by a 39-year-old self-styled prophetess named Alice Lenshina...
...took his case to the State Supreme Court. The higher court agreed that there was some merit in his plea and ruled that he be resentenced. In a fit of generosity, Judge Stewart Lynch reduced the sentence to 15 years and 10 lashes. Balsar will be flogged on Jan...
...Association of African and Afro-American Students will not be allowed to use Sanders Theatre for James Baldwin's scheduled Jan. 18 speech unless they drop plans for an allegedly discriminatory sliding admission scale, Dean Watson said yesterday. O. Martin Anochie, president of the AAAAS indicated last night that his group would comply with the University's desires, but labeled Harvard's action as "ridiculous...