Word: springfields
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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After losing its first meet at Springfield, the swimming team went on to win four, as Bill Shrout shattered freshman, University, and NCAA freshman records with little mercy...
...last week U.S. District Judge George C. Sweeney all but assured the Supreme Court of one more chance to meet the question squarely. He ordered Springfield, Mass., to desegregate, and he ordered city officials to present a plan of action by April 30. Then he stayed his order to let school officials file an appeal...
...facts of the case were not in dispute. Of 46 elementary and junior high schools in Springfield, 29 have more than 90% white enrollment. Of the schools' 4,332 Negro pupils, 3,610 are confined to ten Negro-neighborhood schools that produce Springfield's worst students. Negro parents argued that where officials fail to act, de facto is perpetuated by what amounts to unconstitutional "state action...
...strike against the three dailies then being published gagged the papers for 174 days. That performance was improved by the Guild in 1954, when it shut Wilkes-Barre's Record and Times-Leader Evening News for 181 days. Until Youngstown, second-place honors were held by Springfield, Mass., where a typographers' strike closed the jointly published Daily News, Union and the Republican for 144 days in 1946-47.* Youngstown's strike, which has forced the paper to produce a limited edition available only at the plant, has now passed Springfield's: it entered its 152nd...
...York City; Editor-in-Chief. Harrison Young III '66, of Leverett House and Princeton, N.J.; Associate Editors, Philip H. Heckscher '66, of Eliot House and New York City; and Rand E. Rosenblatt '66, of Adams House and Rome, Italy; General Manager, Robert S. Stern '66, of Leverett House and Springfield...