Word: ullman
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Cole, Donald F. Dailey, Francis H. Duehay, Saundra Graham, Jeanne Lafferty, Robert P. Moncreif, Steve Nelson, Henry F. Owens III, Edward P. Pacheco, Harry Photopoulos, Robert Anthony Romagna '74, Thomas P. Rossi, Leonard J. Russell, Toba L. Singer, Philip S. Shaw, Henry Smilowitz, C. Wendell Smith, and Sarah Jane Ullman...
Died. James Ramsey Ullman, 63, author-adventurer; of cancer; in Boston. The Manhattan-born son of a bookie, Ullman became "more familiar with Tibet than with Times Square." After a brief career in the theater, he headed for the Andes in 1936, returned the next year to write The Other Side of the Mountain. Among Ullman's later works was the bestselling 1945 novel The White Tower...
...five socialists-Terry W. Bell, William Scheer, Jeanne B. Lafferty, Toba L. Singer, and Sarah J. Ullman-last night called for community control of the police, free day-care centers, abortion on demand, and the immediate implementation of the new rent control...
...Framed for a homicide he did not commit, Salem becomes as vengeful as Dracula. Alone, he contrives to exit his maximum-security cell clothed only in socks, shoes, T shirt and briefs-in the dead of winter. With unrefined malice, he dispatches the framers, among them his sister (Liv Ullman), his mistress and a lawyer. Some are garroted, others drugged or axed to death. Then Salem undoes his escape, hustles back through the snow, ascends a stone wall just slightly less perilous than Everest, clambers back into his cell, locks himself in and stretches out on his pallet for some...
Foreign Policy will enter a field in which another quarterly, Foreign Affairs, is already firmly established. But Richard H. Ullman '55, a member of the ten-man editorial board said, "There is room for another journal in this field, something that goes into greater depth...