Word: jon
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...tightest races should come in the backstroke, where Harvard's Al Lincoln and Jon Holland will meet Dartmouth's Hank Art and Mark Buttin...
SING A SONG OF BASIE (Impulse!) A reissue of the 1957 recording that first spotlighted Dave Lambert, Jon Hendricks and Annie Ross. By singing over their own voices on tape (a process that took 60 hours of recording time), the three remarkably flexible jazz singers create an exciting vocal equivalent of Basic's big band (accompanied by a real Basie rhythm section). Together, the trio sounds the brasses or the reeds, then Annie Ross sings a bright trumpet solo (in Blues Backstage) or with Hendricks a mellow saxophone duet (Two for the Blues...
Harvard's sabre team, which took eight of nine matches against C.C.N.Y. last year, has lost all-American Jon Kolb. And senior Al Makaitis, who won two bouts against N.Y.U. this year, is out with a back injury. But Harvard, led by lettermen Paul Profets and Bob Damus, should come out on top anyway with its superior depth and experience. C.C.N.Y.'s only first-rate sabre man is sophomore Al Lucia, son of Coach Ed Lucia...
Sixteen seconds behind Allen, Harvard's Jim Baker ran 40th in 26:16. Ran Langenbach was 58th in 26:41, and George Starkus of Boston University, winner of the Greater Boston Championships, was two slots and two seconds behind Langenbach. Jon Chaffee was 78th in 27:09. Bob Stempson was 81st, and Joe Ryan ran 84th. Dick Howe was the last Harvard runner in 94th. A total of 159 runners crossed the finish line...
...discover the truth. In fact, outside pressures often change the courtroom controversy into a lawyers' scramble for headlines. And when that happens, the search for truth may be sadly neglected. This is the disturbing conclusion of The Trial of Jack Ruby (Macmillan; $7.95), by Professors John Kaplan and Jon R. Waltz of Stanford and North western universities, a deft and read able analysis that depicts a legal disaster-a world-watched trial in which the defendant drew the ultimate sentence of death while his lawyers were busy boosting their own egos...