Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...entry fee is three dollars, and entries close on January 31 The race chairman is William Haible '68 of Lowell House. Race order lists will be posted by Saturday morning at the Wildcat ticket office and at race headquarters in the lodge...
...Charlottesville painter who had been found guilty of violating the Sabbath blue laws. He had been repainting the white lines of a grocery store's parking lot on Sunday, the only day the lot was free of cars. ≫ A woman who had received a parking ticket for leaving her Volkswagen more than twelve inches from the curb. All the nearby larger cars, which were closer to the curb but extended much farther into the street, were not ticketed. ≫ A grocer who was found in contempt of court because he refused to raise the price of milk...
...nation's zaniest tribunal. Justice David C. Terry (1855-59), for example, was a ferocious Mississippian who began honing his bowie knife on assorted victims as a 13-year-old soldier in the Texas War of Independence. After getting elected to the California court on the Know-Nothing ticket, Terry was jailed and convicted for stabbing a San Francisco vigilante. Not only was Terry freed, he became chief justice in 1857 and promptly killed U.S. Senator David C. Broderick in California's most famous duel...
Last week 400 state Republican leaders caucused in Harrisburg to begin framing their 1966 ticket. Among them were the five contenders for the top spot. On personal grounds, Bill Scranton would prefer State Attorney General Walter Alessandroni, his closest political lieutenant and his campaign manager in the 1964 preconvention period. But Scranton decided instead on Lieutenant Governor Raymond P. Shafer, 48, a lawyer whose effective campaigning has put him ahead in the opinion polls. While publicly maintaining that there was "no leading candidate," Scranton privately informed the four also-rans that Shafer was his man. Said State G.O.P. Chairman Craig...
There will be hockey at Watson Rink Saturday also, as the Harvard freshmen challenge the junior varsity at 2 p.m. The powerful freshmen upset B.C.'s freshmen 3-2 Wednesday, and the junior varsity mauled their B.C. counterparts 11-1. No ticket is required to see this match...