Word: roger
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...virtual removal from active operations of Jacques Soustelle, the S.A.O.'s political boss, France's government claims that the movement that once struck terror in the hearts of Frenchmen has just about fallen apart. Hounded by the 61,000-man police force of Interior Minister Roger Frey, the S.A.O. is no longer able to maintain commando units in each of France's nine military districts, as it once did. Today, top officials claim, there are probably no more than 30 hardcore activists left in the country. While hundreds of fanatic anti-Gaullists have found refuge in neighboring...
...cylinder, 420-h.p. experimental car to a 340-h.p. gran turismo, a first cousin of the one that Desi Arnaz tools around Hollywood. Behind these wheels was an international Who's Who of racing: Scotland's Innes Ireland, Mexico's Pedro Rodriguez, the U.S.'s Roger Penske, Britain's John Surtees had a 340-h.p. roadster and mustachioed Graham Hill, the 1962 Grand Prix champion, was to drive a prototype Ferrari that boasted a separate carburetor for each of its twelve cylinders. "Our only enemies," boasted Luigi Chinetti Sr., manager of Ferrari's North...
...that last question, Roger Fleming, secretary-treasurer of the American Farm Bureau Federation, lodged perhaps the most persuasive objection. Said Fleming to the Ways and Means Committee...
...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...
...Roger Fisher, a Law School professor who shared the platform with Hughes, observed that the issue "has had more effort spent on it than it deserves for its own importance." But he said that the risk of signing a pact was less than that of trying to gain military advantage from small nuclear tests...