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The evening of last June 22 in Darien, Conn., had seemed like many another summer night. A vice president of the Johns-Manville Corp., Francis E. Dutcher, and his wife gave a dinner party for their debutante daughter Nancy. Then there was a dance for about 250 youngsters under a...
In Hartford, Conn., in Burlington, Vt., Manchester, N.H., and in Portland, Me., Lyndon exhorted the flailing, roaring mobs to join him in the "Great Society," and followed his speeches again with the bruising foray into the arms of well-wishers. In Baltimore, where he addressed the students and faculty at...
John A.M. Rothney; A.B. (1957) Johns Hopkins, Ph.D. (1964) Harvard.
Section 30-86 of the Connecticut Liquor Control Act was clear: Any person, except the parent, or guardian of a minor, who delivers or gives any such liquor to any such minor, except on the order of a practicing physician, shall be subject to the penalties-up to a year...
Died. Dr. Alan Chesney, 76, longtime (1929-53) dean of Johns Hopkins Medical School, best known for his lifelong fight against antivivisectionists, ("a crippling obstacle to the advance of medical knowledge"), who in 1950 carried his case to Baltimore voters in a referendum, won a lopsided victory and a permanent...