Word: lincoln
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Nixon's opportunity to appoint four Justices in his first term in office has been equaled or surpassed only four times since George Washington appointed the first members of the high court. (Taft nominated six his first term, Lincoln five, Benjamin Harrison and Harding four each...
Cross Kissers. Sixty-two apparent offenders are undergoing various phases of administrative action initiated by the Office of Emergency Preparedness. General George A. Lincoln, OEP director, is confident that the cases will be settled without recourse to the $5,000 fines provided by law. "If a violator comes into church and kisses the cross," he told TIME's Bonnie Angelo, "it's never too late to be saved...
Cambridge City Solicitor Philip M. Cronin '53 last week issued a legal opinion which prevented a candidates' meeting from being held in the Lincoln Community School. His action is another example of the tactics used by the present city administration to keep progressive candidates out of city government...
...Lincoln Neighborhood Council had invited all the candidates for City Council to speak at an open meeting to be held at the school. Cronin, however, ruled that the meeting could not take place; he broadly interpreted the law which states that no city employee shall contribute to campaigns for municipal office...
...nation's concert halls the sound of trouble-financial, artistic, moral, spiritual-is growing louder every day. The New York Philharmonic is not a conspicuous example. With a safe home in Manhattan's Lincoln Center and an endowment of $10 million, it is hardly in mortal peril. But its officers-President Carlos Moseley, Board Chairman Amyas Ames-have seen the need to face change and the future. Boulez is the result. A relative newcomer to the international conducting ranks, he is also largely untried in the familiar repertory of late 18th century and 19th century staples, so that...