Word: walke
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...going to give up the job." That was last January, and if Jack Kennedy had not been kidding, he would be back in Boston by now. For February was another gloomy month, and the New Frontier can only hope that March, which came in like a lion, will walk out like a lamb...
...State Department. In the department cafeteria last week, two young Foreign Service officers engaged in an earnest lunchtime conversation. "How can he stand it?" asked one of them angrily. "Every time he turns around, it's Bundy or Bobby, Bobby or Bundy. Why doesn't he walk out and let those White House brain-trusters louse things up? That's what I would do." The other man nodded solemnly. "I would too," he said...
...would not unleash the forces of evil," he cried. "It's a lie. I will follow the training my good Irish mother gave me-and Dad. If I am elected, I will embrace mercy, love, charity, and walk humbly with my God." Not even Daley's best friends really believed him. And on the night of his victory, the freewheeling old politicians fairly danced in the streets. Across Chicagoland flew the jubilant cry of a colorful saloonkeeper and alderman named Paddy Bauler. "Chicago," he roared, "ain't ready for reform...
From April 1 until April 5 all of the House dining halls and the Freshman Union will be closed. Undergraduates will, however, be permitted to eat at Kresge. It is a long walk from Adams House to the Business School before breakfast...
...last Overseers' meeting which Kennedy attended was on Jan. 9, 1961, two weeks before his inauguration. At that time he was nearly mobbed by students as he tried to walk across the yard to the Loeb Drama Center. Kennedy was elected to his six-year term on the Board of Overseers in 1957. Overseers are not eligible for re-election...