Word: spacing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...SNCC staffer put it, "Man, it's just one more white man tryin' to tell me what to think." SNCC seriously discussed at one point organizing a boycott of the Courier. The idea apparently was forgotten by the time of last year's elections, when SNCC instead bought advertising space for the Lowndes Co. Freedom Organization...
...reaches people that no other paper does, and politicians--whether they are running under the Black Panther or are ardent segregationists--respect it for that, perhaps far more than it really merits. At any rate, any candidate with more than a passing interest in the Negro vote purchased advertising space during last year's campaigns, several tried to court editor Lottman for an endorsement (the Courier has a policy of not endorsing anyone for anything), and a friend of a candidate in next Monday's Montgomery City Commission election primary offered Lottman $500 to print damaging articles on an opponent...
Both Widener and Houghton are already filled almost to capacity and library officials estimate that in two or three years all the available space for growth will be exhausted. The new facilities are expected to provide enough space to satisfy the University's needs until...
Although planning for the additional library space is still tentative, library officials expect that the cost of construction will be about $5 million. They have already received permission from the Corporation to investigate the possibility of raising funds. Douglas W. Bryant, University Librarian, said yesterday that he hopes some portion of the money will come from the federal government...
...library's four levels will probably be divided evenly between Widener and Houghton. Widener's two floors will include not only stack space but also faculty studies and stalls for use by graduate students. All four levels will be equipped with temperature and humidity controls...