Word: jannings
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...pondered the question is Dean Francis Sayre of the Washington Cathedral, who a few days ago passed his 25th anniversary up on Mount St. Alban, which looks out over the capital. He is one of eleven people born in the White House (Jan. 17,1915, in a small chamber near the Lincoln Bedroom), grandson of Woodrow Wilson, onetime secretary to F.D.R.'s political chief James Farley and friend or acquaintance of every President since then. The lanky Sayre has some of the Wilson profile and a lot of the inner fiber: he denounced McCarthyism, stood with the civil rights...
...University plans to scrap the national edition in Jan. 1977 and return to publishing solely an alumni magazine. This change will involve the further expense of refunding subscription money. Because Harvard has assumed financial operations of the failing independently controlled magazine it will presumably make the final decision on the nature of the magazine in the future...
...Evening with Lesbian Filmmaker Jan Oxenberg" (including "A Comedy in Six Unnatural Acts,"), Sunday...
...appointments have stirred up new speculation about whether Paul's eventual successor might be non-Italian. Jan Cardinal Willebrands, 66, primate of the Dutch church, is, by Vatican consensus, the leading non-Italian papabile. He has gained a potential backer with the appointment of Aloisio Lorscheider, the influential president of the Brazilian hierarchy and fellow specialist in ecumenism. One of the new cardinals might later become papabile himself: England's Basil Hume (TIME, March 1), 53, who has undergone a breathtaking rise from Benedictine abbot to Archbishop of Westminster to cardinal in less than three months' time...
Sheila Butler, at number two, evened the score for Radcliffe, beating Jan Bickford, 6-4, 2-6, 6-3, with overwhelming serves. Butler was not satisfied with her strokes, despite victory. "I played like a crusty, middle-aged woman who bagged bridge for tennis," she said...