Word: lincolnization
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Quitniks." Fulbright's tactics have certainly encouraged the G.O.P. Says Pennsylvania's Senator Hugh Scott in a speech planned for a Lincoln Day luncheon this week: "Today a tiny proportion of Americans counsel a 'quit-nik' policy. These quitniks have found their voice in a bloc of members of the Democratic Party. At this rate, President Johnson may have to sue his own party for nonsupport...
Saturday, February 12 THE HOLLYWOOD PALACE (ABC, 9:30-10:30 p.m.). Aaron Copland's A Lincoln Portrait, in words and music, with Edward G. Robinson as narrator...
...Crimson mermen clinched the meet after the eighth event, the 200-yard back-broke, won by senior Al Lincoln. The following event, the 500-yard freestyle, produced the only surprise of the evening as Brown's Dave Prior beat Harvard's Bob Buster...
Fowler will also compete in the 200-yard breaststroke and Hayes should preserve his undefeated streak this season in the 200-yard butterfly. Al Lincoln will swim the 200-yard backstroke and Steve Teaford will go in either the individual medley or the breaststroke. Henry Frey, who is normally the Crimson's second man in the individual medley, is out with a badly cut hand, but should be ready to face Cornell...
...pick out bombing targets or to assess the significance of the damage wrought, had to think in terms of leverage points within the economic system. Both depression and war thus forced attention on the dynamics of whole economies. Some of the Cambridge group later worked in the Marshall Plan (Lincoln Gordon); others took part in Ford Foundation and other development missions in the fifties (Mason, Galbraith, David Bell). By the late fifties the study of development economics centered in the seminar organized at Harvard by Galbraith, with the later collaboration of Mason and Bell, and in the work carried...