Word: ryans
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...subsurface tracks of meaning, Milk Train speeds toward a surprisingly different destination: an allegory of the temptation of Christ. As Boston Drama Critic George E. Ryan of The Pilot perceptively noted during the pre-Broadway tryouts, Chris is both St. Christopher and a Christ figure. Christopher means Christ-bearer. Chris arrives at Flora Goforth's burdened with a pack so weighty that he stumbles. In legend, St. Christopher carries a child across a river, and suddenly, finding the weight almost too great to bear, discovers that he is carrying Jesus, who in turn bears the sins of the world...
...President impeaches taste and demeans the considerable talents of Robert Ryan and Nanette Fabray, but the public has given this musical an unparalleled vote of confidence with an advance ticket sale of over...
Also elected were Dimitri S. Villard '64, of Eliot House and Geneva, Switzerland, public relations director; Perez C. Ehrich '64, of Adams House and Arlington, Vt., advertising manager; Joseph T. Ryan '66, of Thayer Hall and Manchester, subscription manager; and Phillip M. Howe, '66, of Thayer Hall and Newton Center, circulation manager...
...thirds majority would be required for approval of the union shop, and it looked as though Lockheed could scarcely lose such a vote: little more than half its eligible workers are union members, and the union shop idea has recently been voted down at North American Aviation, Ryan Aeronautical and Convair. But Gross would have nothing to do with any election that might force a man to join a union or lose his job. "A basic freedom,'' Gross argued, "is not something to be voted away...
...Incumbent Democrat from New York's 20th Congressional district, William Fitts Ryan can, if he wants to, remain in Washington for a long, long time. If he seeks another position, however, it will probably mean a choice between the Senate and the mayor's office. His choice will determine the broader direction of New York's reform movement...