Word: putnam
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...following students have been elected class agents for the class of 1963: Adams: Charles H. Kloph, Charles A. Janeway (assoc.); Dudley: Edward S. Murray, Alvin P. Sanoff (assoc.); Dunster: S. Andrew Schaffer, Roger E. Bunker (assoc.); Eliot: Charlton H. Ames, Andrew F. Shea (assoc.); Kirkland: Paul Newman, Hugh T. Putnam, Jr. (assoc.); Leverett: Douglas B. Harding, David F. Forte (assoc.); Lowell: Ezra E.H. Griffith, Jonathan M. Weld (assoc.); Quincy: Robert L. Beal, Cornelius J. Minihan (assoc.); and Winthrop: D. Bruce Johnstone, Frederic W. McCarthy, Jr. (assoc...
...team of Harvard Graduate students in mathematics has won third place in the 23rd William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition. The members of the team, selected by Andrew M. Gleason, professor of Mathematics, were Lawrence Corwin, John N. Mather, and William C. Waterhouse. The $300 prize will go to the University...
...TOWN THAT DIED (192 pp.)-Michael J. Bird-Putnam...
...rarely knew why. For 15 years, as owner of first the Cleveland Indians, then the Browns and finally the Chicago White Sox, William Louis Veeck Jr. gave big league baseball its dizziest merry-go-round ride. Now he chronicles his turbulent career in Veeck-as in Wreck (G. P. Putnam's Sons; $4.95), a brash, blunt autobiography that is certain-like everything else he has done-to tickle fans and raise his fellow owners' hackles...
CONFLICT, by Robert Leckie (448 pp.; Putnam; $6.95). In this first full-scale history of the Korean war, former Marine Robert Leckie dramatically reconstructs the bloody, bitter battles of a frustrating war. He brings alive the shock of the North Korean invasion, the "bugouts" of terrified G.I.s, the blare of Chinese bugles in the night, the quiet heroism of soldiers and marines dying on nameless hillsides in an alien land. Like many another marine. Leckie has a low opinion of General Douglas MacArthur, whom he charges with making a fatal mistake in splitting his forces for the dash...