Word: transcript
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Trial. Last week a transcript of Brodsky's trial filtered out to the West. Published in Hamburg's responsible weekly Die Zeit, it spoke volumes about the fate of the abstainer in Russia today...
...that he received for his espionage work, and sentenced to life imprisonment. In Sweden this means that he will technically be eligible for parole in ten years. The full details of his career may never be known. The government allowed only 900 pages of the 3,700-page trial transcript to be published; nearly half of the court's 190-page judgment, also, was classified. If it contained any information that the Russians did not already have, it was through no fault of Stig Wennerstr...
When an undergraduate wrote the Boston Transcript, complaining of the deplorable state of Harvard's dramatic organizations, another undergraduate wrote a letter to the CRIMSON--which was printed at the top of the front page--protesting this "injudicious publicity...
...soldiers in South Viet Nam were still being picked off by Communist guerrillas-and on the home front, Pentagon officials were getting shot at too. In February General Maxwell Taylor, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, testified before a House Appropriations subcommittee. The transcript, released last week, showed Taylor, if not exactly riddled, at least discomfited. Answering some questions, Taylor declared that he was opposed "under all circumstances" to using U.S. forces as a "direct means of suppressing the guerrillas...
Oznot was invented last October by four Princeton sophomores just for fun. They got a Princeton application form, sent it to a confederate at Michigan State University who forwarded a bogus transcript of Oznot's high school record, along with glowing recommendations from teachers. When it came time to take the college entrance boards, two members of the Princeton quartet signed in as Oznot, scored in the high 700s (top: 800). When Oznot had to appear for a personal interview, the Princetonians induced a friend from Columbia University to pose. He showed up with a copy of Virgil under...