Word: julius
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...JULIUS MENACKER Chicago...
...miles from the house, could be visited only twice a week, etc. - endless possibilities. Little could the unsung, unremembered hero foresee that his creation would one day produce a major crisis in the American entertainment world, comparable at the very least to the firing by Arthur Godfrey of Singer Julius La Rosa or the appearance of J. Fred Muggs more or less alongside Queen Elizabeth II on Dave Garroway's show - and more, that it would become in some quarters an issue of free speech, the soullessness of big corporations, the decline of public morality and perhaps the future...
...existed for a great deal longer than she was willing to admit. "It didn't seem to affect her at home," says her husband, Kenneth Wagg. "Most people take years before they finally tell themselves or a doctor that they're getting deaf," says famed Ear Surgeon Julius Lempert, to whom Maggie went for help early in 1948, By that time she had lost 40% of the hearing in her left ear, 35% of the hearing in her right. "Deafness," says Dr. Lempert, "was the explanation of her often strange behavior." It made her apprehensive about missing cues...
Harvard winners are David M. Balabanian '60, of Kirkland House and Cashmere, Wash., a Government concentrator; Robert C. Darnton '61-4, of Adams House and New York City, History and Literature; Langley C. Keyes, Jr. '60, of Eliot House and Winchester, History; Julius B. Levine '60, of Winthrop House and Waterville, Me., Economics; Charles E. Lister '60, of Leverett House and Miami, Fla., Government; Charles W. Maynes '60, of Adams House and Salt Lake City, Utah, History; and David G. Winter '60, of Eliot House and Grand Rapids, Mich., Social Relations...