Word: warrens
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Robert Penn Warren, Pultizer Prize-winning novelist, and William Alfred, professor of English and author of Hogan's Goat, will give a benefit reading for SNCC at 8:30 p.m. tonight in the Arlington St. Church. Tickets at the door...
Taking a long, hard look at "the toughest job on earth," Burns decides that things have never been better. Since James Bryce wrote in the 1880's about "why great men are not chosen President," Burns explains, times have changed. With the possible exception of Warren G. Harding, he contends, all of the twentieth-century's Chief Executives have been great men one way or another. In the Presidency, he says, the United States has created not only the best possible institution for sustaining and improving American democracy, but also a system of "executive government" which all nations...
...tyke has secretly made his movie debut opposite a Junoesque redhead in a wild bikini. Such rancid twists of plot could easily sour a comedy, except that the kid is a disarming moppet named Michael Bradley who saves his heartiest responses for a pile of red plastic blocks. Warren saves his for Leslie, and most of the fun is as simple as that...
...Mooney, not money. Meaning Tom Mooney, labor's biggest martyr of the '20s and '30s, sentenced to death when convicted with Warren K. Billings of killing ten people in 1916's San Francisco Preparedness Parade, eventually released from prison...
Morrison and Walsh have done an unusually large portion of Yale scoring am-assing more points between them than any five other skaters. Morrison was an All-Ivy honorable mention last year. Warren Gelman, with six goals and eight assists, plays right wing on that line...