Word: jerseyed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...specific hints on the big decisions being made in Washington. But some measure of their sweep and scope could be picked up at the President's press conference. In 26 minutes and 22 questions, no fewer than 18 subjects were discussed. They ranged from the elections in New Jersey to trouble in Israel, from the headaches of agriculture to the prospects of a Big Three conference. Among the major topic's: ¶On getting more atomic power and less manpower into U.S. defense plans: We all know, said the President, that new atomic weapons have entered into...
...officials have been trying to relieve the situation for freshmen and sophomores. It does not seem probable that Princeton men will be allowed to entertain women in dormitory rooms past seven o'clock in the near future, and the college has shown no inclination to stump for liberalized New Jersey Liquor laws. But a former administration building is now undergoing redecoration as a "Campus Center," complete with commons rooms, recreation facilities and snack bars...
...pulling continues: from Cambridge a wishful tug toward Princeton's established emphases on College. Humanities, and Religion; from New Jersey, a hearty pull for the unrestricted life of the local college...
Across the river in New Jersey, Robert B. Meyner was elected the state's first Democratic governor in ten years in a contest billed as a popularity test for the Elsenhower administration. Incomplete returns, gave Meyner 742,587 votes to 581,900 for his rival, Republican Pal L. Troast...
...only contest for U.S. House of Representatives, another Democrat, Harrison A. Williams, Jr., led Republican George F. Hetfield in the 6th New Jersey district 2 to 1 in 100 of 305 polling districts...