Word: thursday
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...week starting Thursday, Dec. 13. Times are E.S.T., subject to change...
Komsomolskaya Pravda called it "the Golden Thursday of Soviet Sport." During twelve gasping hours filled with 25 separate events-mostly such austere undertakings as Greco-Roman wrestling and long-horse vaulting-Russian Olympians won twelve gold medals and the U.S. none. With that, the race between the 16th Olympics' two chief contenders was over. By their grim gleaning of points in the final days, the Russian team gave the U.S. its first beating since 1936 in the overall mathematics of the Olympic Games...
...recount of sophomore ballots cast in Thursday's Student Council elections has confirmed the accuracy of the original count, John B. Read '57, chairman of the Council Elections Committee, announced yesterday...
Read also announced last night the results of the referendum and question-naire taken Thursday. Neither of the proposed amendments, concerning changes in wording of the Council's constitution, received the necessary two-thirds vote. In the questionnaire, 331 students agreed that members appointed to the Council should continue to have full voting rights, while 234 said that appointees should not be allowed to vote on any Council business. A total of 380 others approved various compromise measures. Six wrote in that no members should be appointed to the Council at all, but voices that cry in the wilderness...
...result of Radcliffe President Wilbur K. Jordan's announcement Thursday of his school's projected ten-million dollar "development program," it seems clear that Harvard and Radcliffe have taken perhaps the largest step towards the amalgamation of the two schools since the adoption of joint instruction...