Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...many as 200 police will guard the ten-foot fence and entrances which surround the seating area at the Field House, to keep anyone without a ticket from entering. In addition, three cordons of police will surround the Field House itself, and others will circulate in the crowd...
...attempt is unsuccessful, the group has enough funds available to make refunds on all advance ticket sales and on season tickets. Contributions will be tax-deductible, subject to government approval, and should be mailed to the Wilbur Theatre, Tremont St., Boston...
Castro's speech and the questioning will be televised nationally, the Forum also announced. WBZ will telecast the entire program live and will distribute films during the following week. The Forum reported that ticket sales, limited to University members, have been heavy...
Speaking in Los Angeles, senior Democratic Politico Harry Truman ventured a prediction: "I am telling you that the man, in my opinion, who will not be nominated for President on the Democratic ticket is one who will divide the country on race, religion or foreign policy." That prediction could be taken as a poke at such leading Democratic possibilities as Massachusetts' Jack Kennedy, a Roman Catholic, and Minnesota's Hubert Humphrey, who has strongly liberal foreign policy notions. But Truman's reverse description of The Man Who was also carefully tailored to promote the Democrat that Truman...
Giuseppe Cardinal Sarto, Patriarch of Venice, summoned to Rome to help elect a new Pope after the death of Pope Leo XIII, left his desk strewn with papers, borrowed enough money for a ticket, and started for the station. His flock blocked the path. "Bless us once more," they cried. "Come back soon." Cardinal Sarto stretched out his arms. "Dead or alive," he said, "I shall come back...