Word: waldorf
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...fully as exhausting-as the Pawnee Sun Dance. When France's President Vincent Auriol arrived at Penn Station last week, the Big City picked him up with a whoosh; he was dusted off by blasts from the police band, photographed, hustled into an automobile, delivered to the Waldorf-Astoria behind exactly 32 motorcycle cops, bowed into a suite, led out of it again, and then formally welcomed to the city at a three-hour banquet...
Inexhaustible President Auriol, 66, was still working like a beaver. He laid two palm fronds below two tablets at the French Line pier, hustled into the new U.N. building, was cheered, hustled back to the Waldorf, and gave a reception for 2,000 people of New York's French colony. That night, hoarse but willing, he spoke at another banquet, and again as throughout his stay, managed to say just the right thing, even after it was translated from the French...
...five students involved in the Square's Waldorf Cafeteria brawl of March 18 were found guilty yesterday of disturbing the peace. The Cambridge Third District Court dismissed the 13 other counts against them...
Arraignment of five students involved in the March 18 fracas in the Square's Waldorf Cafeteria will take place in Cambridge Third District Court this morning. The arraignment was continued from March 19 when one of the defendants James C. Corman, Dartmouth '51 was unable to appear because of injuries sustained in the brawl...
Possible College disciplinary action against the three Harvard and two Dartmouth students arrested in a riot at Waldorf Cafeteria a week ago Sunday morning will not be considered by the respective Dean's Offices at this time...