Word: winninger
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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The Harvard wrestling team squeezed past Rutgers, 19-17, last night to extend its winning streak against the East's strong teams. The Crimson matmen had knocked off Cornell and then Penn in their last matches almost a month ago.
A 55 ft. shot put by Northeastern's Andy Kenny, and heat-winning races by B.U.'s Dave Hemery in the hurdles and Harvard's Dave McKelvey in the 600 stood out. Most contestants from the seven area colleges were less concerned with times and scores than with escaping from...
They are also a bargain: the average cost per defector is $125, v. an estimated $400,000 expended to kill one enemy soldier, and 70% of those coming over so far have been combat soldiers. For all the success of Chieu Hoi, though, it is still far from winning the...
Williams first made major news in 1953 by winning the first successful libel suit against Columnist Drew Pearson ($50,000 for former Assistant Attorney General Norman Littell). As his reputation grew, he constantly upbraided the Government for stooping to seamy means in order to conquer seamy defendants. He sprang Costello...
Friendly Enemy. Some skeptics regard Williams' civil-libertarianism as a mere tool for winning juries and influencing judges. His admirers, on the other hand, laud him as a "guardian at the gate" of constitutional rights. Whatever the truth, the result earns Williams more than $200,000 a year and...