Word: michaels
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Meanwhile, a meeting was held in the room of Derek T. Winans '60, Chairman of the Harvard Freedom Council, to discuss pro-N.S.A. strategy. Attending were Chitranjan Kapur '60, a Council member who voted against withdrawal, and Michael R. Lurie '60, President of the Harvard-Radcliffe Society for Minority Rights...
...Michael R. Lurie '60, President of the Harvard-Radcliffe Society for Minority Rights, announced that the Society had passed by a unanimous vote a resolution "deploring the Student Council action." "N.S.A. has a long history," the resolution continued, "of fine work in the field of race relations." The Society urged the Council to "reconsider its action and re-affiliate itself with N.S.A...
...Holding his Garand rock-steady, Marine Technical Sergeant Michael Pietro-forte, 30, peered down the range at the Camp Perry, Ohio national rifle matches, methodically plunked all 50 of his shots into the bull's-eye at distances of 200 to 600 yds., registered the first perfect score of 250 points in the 55-year history of national trophy matches. Three days later Army Pfc. Philip Toloczko, 23, turned the same trick...
...Boston's indestructible, scallawaggish ex-Mayor James Michael Curley, 83, who claims in tones of delighted outrage that he is the model of the indestructible, scallawaggish politico in The Last Hurrah, caused hurrahs among movie pressagents and headline writers: he filed for an injunction against the Boston showing of the novel's movie version. Court hearing has been set for this week, but chances are slim that Boston, or any other place, will be deprived of seeing the Boss's adventures as portrayed by Spencer Tracy...
...first marriage, joined in an intricate legal maneuver by which, in effect, they sued themselves for $5,000.000. They asked that amount in damages from 1) two small Jersey corporations that owned and operated the plane in which Todd was killed last March, and 2) Michael Todd Co. (chief stockholders: Liz and Mike), which shared in "maintaining and controlling" the plane. Suing their own company was a fairly standard legal gimmick to provide funds for Liz's 15-month-old daughter and to lessen the tax bite: damages paid on court judgment could be tax free...