Word: marches
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Paranoia had already set in. Once inside the terminal, two women came up and apologetically asked me if I were a "Hippy" and if I were going to the march. There was nothing to say. At the taxi stand the marchers recognized each other with few words...
Finally, dozens of anti-war groups--under the leadership of the National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam--decided to march on Washington and "confront the warmakers." Plans were made for a vague sort of civil disobedience, something that transcended burning draft cards. The marchers were finally permitted to demonstrate in a marked-off area close to the Pentagon, within sight of the E Ring where the Joint Chiefs of Staff plan the bombing raids over North Vietnam...
Allen Parker, chairman of the CGE, said that the subcommittees hope to send out their questionnaires to students by November and to give their initial reports to the department chairmen by March first at the latest...
...filming of Finnegans Wake required a Joycean energy from Producer-Director-Scenarist Mary Ellen Bute, 60, an American whose previous movie experience has been confined to short ; subjects. Almost inevitably, her brave effort suffers by comparison with Joseph Strick's recent version of Ulysses (TIME, March 31). Part of the problem is in the size of the task undertaken. For all its mythic dimensions, the huge superstructure of Ulysses is based largely on a single classic theme. But Finnegan cosmically takes on all history-Critic Frank O'Connor shrewdly accused Joyce the agnostic of egoistically revising...
Eliot was unable to retaliate with any kind of a march. Karegeannes and Ed McCrea led the way for the Bunnies, each picking off a Bill Cherry pass...