Word: samuel
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...several Democratic dark horses, the brightest is Representative Samuel Stratton, 49, an aggressive campaigner who has repeatedly beaten the G.O.P. in a traditionally Republican district, and would likely give Rockefeller the toughest race. But since Stratton lost a bitter fight for the Democratic senatorial nomination in 1964 to Robert Ken nedy, whose subsequent election made him the party's top panjandrum in the state, Stratton's hopes of organization endorsement are slim. According to some readings, in fact, Kennedy would rather see Rockefeller win again in 1966 than have a strong Democratic Governor to challenge his control...
...Samuel A. Levine '11, clinical professor of Medicine, emeritus, died Thursday after a short illness. Dr. Levine...
When the French magazine Cahiers du Cinema and the American Film Culture discovered the films of Samuel Fuller, they fell in love with them, and fell hard. Hard enough, at least, to set off a serious debate on a group of films seemingly made only to fill the second half of a drive-in double bill. Some people called fuller a genius, and others labeled him a reactionary cigar-chomping fraud. Even the New York Times devoted an article to finding out who Sam Fuller was and what kind of picture the made...
...surprised that no one from Harvard had seriously opposed the oath before Samuel Bowles refused to sign it last fall, he said. The oath has been required since...
...Donleavy, author of "The Ginger Man," "A Singular Man," and "The Summer of Samuel S.," will read from his recent work at 8 p.m. tonight in the Kirkland House JCR. Tickets available at the Coop and at the door...