Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Although Frank O. Lunden, Ticket Manager, said he had "no way of knowing" how many tickets were made available to Harvard undergraduates, informed sources said that only 300 were sold--100 of them standing room only--while 400 were assigned to Yale...
...Nashville, Negro students continued to clog ticket-window lines as they besieged segregated movie houses for the third straight week without success, but were surprised to receive courteous service for the first time at a bus-station restaurant...
...Tickets for the Yale hookey game tomorrow night may be purchased by students for $1.25 plus a coupon at 60 Boylston St. before 5 p.m. this afternoon. A second ticket may be bought for $2.50. The game tomorrow is at 8 p.m. in the Boston Arena, where tickets will sell...
...years as music director of the New York Philharmonic, Leonard Bernstein, 42, has suffered some critical lumps (too much globetrotting, excessive body English on the podium), but ticket sales have been the highest in history. Last week the grateful symphony expressed its appreciation by giving the versatile virtuoso a new seven-year contract-its longest since the turn of the century...
...most popular politician in the Philippines is small, smiling Diosdado Macapagal, 50. Back in 1957, while the Nacionalistas' Carlos Garcia was getting himself elected President, Macapagal ran for the vice-presidency on the opposition Liberal Party ticket. He not only won, but also polled 160,000 more votes than Garcia himself. Last week a boisterous Liberal Party convention met in the mammoth Santa Ana cabaret outside Manila, and named Macapagal to run against Garcia in next November's presidential election...