Word: walke
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Kennedy's assassination. Led by Congressman Alger, a crowd of 50 pickets met candidate Johnson in the lobby of a Dallas hotel. Several demonstraters jostled both him and Lady Bird, but the nominee declined police aid declaring, "the day hasn't come when me and my Lady can't walk through a Dallas hotel." More recently Ambassador Stevenson confronted Dallas' wild wooly right after a U. N. Day speech to the local United Nations Association. Leaving a standing ovation inside, he found several hundred pickets outside fresh from a "U. S. Day Rally", addressed by General Walker. Before reaching...
...Perhaps the reason that Mr. Harvey called me "that ghastly woman" is that I protested indignantly when I learned he was going to play my lover in the movie Walk on the Wild Side. I had seen Mr. Harvey make love on the screen, which he does aloofly, as if he were a playing card-the jack of clubs. He lifts one knee defensively so that the heroine, whom he is supposed to adore, has to make a sudden flanking movement if she wishes to embrace him. Mr. Harvey whacks away at nearly all the heroines whom...
Every morning last week the President left his French-style chateau, The Elms, at 8 o'clock, usually did not return until nearly midnight. Saturday morning he even took a brisk, 10-min-ute walk through his northwest Washington neighborhood before setting out for work, had a caravan of curious reporters and wary Secret Service men quickstepping with...
...urge to assimilate; the inability to share holidays with the majority, and a great disparity between the attendance on Holy Days and the rest of the year. Yet other difficulties can be attributed to the particular situation in Cambridge. Hillel House, for example, is a 25 minute walk from the houses, far enough to discourage many students from going there regularly. And the university atmosphere hampers participation. Many students do not want to continue religious activity at the expense of trying something new. Rabbi Gold recognizes that "on Friday night at a quarter to eight there are a thousand things...
...unique tradition survives as the cohesive force which draws Jews to Hillel, so the centralized authority of the Catholic Church attracts students to the Catholic Club. Like the Jews, Catholics at Harvard have a well organized and well attended program. The Catholic Student Center, is two minutes walk from Lamont on Arrow Street, houses a library, offices for six chaplains, and small chapel. There are club representatives in each House, and they meet twice a month to help the executive board plan future activities...