Word: richard
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...told this to newsmen after a more than two-hour review of foreign policy problems with Vice President Richard Nixon...
Chicago had a 5-1 record, winning four matches and drawing twice. The Crimson was also undefeated, but its three ties gave it a 41/2-11/2 score. Shelbourne R. Lyman '61 won the tournament's first board prize with a record of four wins and a draw, and Richard M. Dudley '59 tied for the fourth board award...
...littered with deposits of rocky glacial debris, in widely scattered areas and apparently dating from widely separated eras. Most glaciologists account for them by a theory that the huge Pleistocene glacier advanced and retreated four times, dropping its deposits each time as it melted back. Last week Professor Richard J. Lougee of Clark University, Worcester, Mass., offered a new theory. At the Washington meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, he argued that the glacier did not retreat, but stayed in place so long that its enormous weight pushed a giant dimple in the earth...
Divorced. Richard ("Pancho") Gonzales, 30, self-assured ("I'm the best player in the world") professional tennis champion; by Henrietta Gonzales, 28; after ten years of marriage, three children ; in Los Angeles...
Erik S. Ronhovde '59, of Claverly Hall and Missoula, Mont., and Washington, D.C., is another winner. President of the Slavic Society, he will continue work at Oxford in Slavic Studies, his current major. Also named by the Rhodes Scholarship Committee is Richard E. Rubenstein '59, of Adams House and Woodmere, N.Y. Rubenstein is president of Phillips Brooks House and was elected alternate class marshal in December...