Word: winninger
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Your most startling comment prophesies the failure of Dr. King's leadership and his consequent slipping into oblivion. The winning of a Nobel Peace Prize is a strange prelude to such obsolescence.
Harvard swept both sprints, Andrew Grinstead and Bob Padway taking the 50, and Jim Seubold and Richard Saxe winning the 100 in a respectable 50.5 seconds. The other sweeps were Bob Corris and Stephen Teaford in the individual medley and Henry Whelchel and Al Lincoln in the backstroke.
Jeff Huvelle won the collegiate 500-yard run by nipping varsity teammate Sam Robinson and Yale junior Henry Cole at the tape. Huvelle also anchored the winning mile relay team, which set a Harvard freshman record with a 3:25.6 clocking.
But can Johnson lead that revolution? Lerner was filled with doubt. "A revolution is a mood and a climate," he said. "It is against power abused and injustice encrusted . . . it is a sense of resistance overcome and triumph achieved; it is a heady madness of winning through. One feels that...
The movement has now shifted its objectives from the integration of public facilities to the more basic problems of voting, education, and job opportunities. In carrying out the extremely successful Mississippi Project last summer, COFO concentrated on voter registration and freedom schools and did not integrate a single lunch-counter...