Word: patrick
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...school, our jobs, anything. I last saw him in late April. He seemed tired but we talked a bit. Mr. Kennedy was the only politician I knew. Those other guys--Nixon, McCarthy, Rockefeller, Humphrey--I don't know them from nothing. --a black youth from Bedford-Stuyvesant outside St. Patrick's Cathedral last week...
When Daniel Patrick Moynihan took over as director of the Center in 1966, trend-predictors expected him to chart a more policy-oriented course than his predecessors, Martin Meyerson and James Q. Wilson. While the basic orientation of the Center has remained armchair--and to all indication will remain so--the Center has begun to do policy-advising ("staff studies") with clients or agencies that request assistance, much as a consulting firm would...
...running events, Harvard got no points despite two strong performances by Jim Baker and Doug Hardin. Baker lopped two more seconds off his university mile record, but his 4:00.2 performance was good only for sixth behind Villanovan Dave Patrick's winning 3.56.8. Patrick's time is the best ever in Eastern competition...
...Patrick kicked early, pulling Murphy along and then most of the field roared past the wiry Englishman. Baker's last lap was fast but couldn't compete with Patrick's amazing...
...delegates, who came from 117 of the 156 U.S. dioceses, claim that the federation will represent 37,000 of the nation's parish priests. Mostly moderate activists, they chose as president the Rev. Patrick O'Malley, 36, administrator of a ghetto-area parish in Chicago, who insists that the organization "is well within the spirit of Vatican II," meaning specifically the democratic sense of "collegiality" that has developed in the postconciliar church. "The bishop is no longer king," said O'Malley. "We don't have to ask permission to undertake our projects...