Word: julians
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Tigers' best men are sophomore Paul Arnow, who will probably meet Ed Franquemont at 152, and Julian McPhillips, another sophomore who may be too much for Bill Malugen at 191. Captain Tom Gilmore of Harvard will wrestle captain Brian Baker of Princeton...
...split decision, a three-man fed eral court in Atlanta last week upheld the right of Georgia's legislators to refuse to seat Julian Bond, 26, a Negro civil rights worker who had publicly expressed admiration for the courage of draft-card burners and urged Americans to boycott the war in Viet Nam (TIME, Jan. 21). In the court's view, the Georgia house of representatives was justified in construing Bond's public statements as a denial of his lawmaker's oath to support the U.S. and state constitutions...
Members of the Civil Rights Committee at the Law School are researching the legal brief for Julian Bond, the 26-year-old Atlanta legislator who was barred from his seat two weeks ago by the Georgia House of Representatives...
...Georgia house of representatives refused to seat one of its newly elected members for quite a different and unusual reason: his opposition to U.S. involvement in the Viet Nam war. While seven other Negroes-the first to sit in the Georgia house since 1907-were sworn in and seated, Julian Bond, 26, a handsome and articulate Atlanta Negro, was denied his seat by a 184 to 12 vote of the house...
...June 16, 1965, Julian Bond was elected from the 136th Legislative district (representing a section of Atlanta) to the Georgia House. When the House met January 10, 1966, it voted 184 to 12 to bar Bond from his seat in the legislature. The House held him guilty of "disorderly conduct" because of what they referred to as his advocacy of violating the draft law and "giving aid and comfort to the enemy." Since then the action of the Georgia legislators has been defended by Georgia Governor Carl Sanders and vehemently protested by many, including members of SNCC...