Word: loyalities
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...rules of the Loyal Order of Moose (national membership: 900,000) restrict membership or guest privileges to "male persons of the Caucasian or White race above the age of 21 years, and not married to someone of other than the Caucasian or White race, who are of good moral character, physically and mentally normal, who shall profess a belief in a Supreme Being." Refused service as a guest in both the bar and the dining room of Lodge 107 in Harrisburg, Pa., K. Leroy Irvis, a black Pennsylvania legislator, brought a test suit under the 14th Amendment's equal...
When he was appointed a Boston municipal court judge in 1962, Jerome P. Troy, 55, had few credentials for the bench other than his record as a loyal Democratic Party functionary. Once he put on judicial robes, however, Troy seemed set for life...
After having played 37 innings in less than 48 hours, Harvard needed two victories over UConn to win the championship. Barry Malinowski was the only pitcher who was rested, and coach Loyal Park decided to save him for the second game. Pitching for the third day in a row, Roz Brayton started for the Crimson...
...Brezhnev formally joined the Communist Party and spent much of the next four years doing part-time studies in metallurgical engineering. Then came Stalin's great purge, which swept hundreds of thousands of loyal Communists into prison. Brezhnev was too insignificant a party member to be among the victims. But the terror left a vacuum in the party leadership that helped Brezhnev-like his colleague Premier Aleksei Kosygin-achieve a position of influence quite out of proportion to his age and experience. In 1939, at the age of 33, he became a party leader of a major industrial region...
Crimson coach Loyal Park called McGugan the "strongest candidate for this award that I've ever coached" and gives the scrappy second baseman a lot of credit for Harvard's strong showing this year...