Word: younger
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Massachusetts. In the year's most publicized Senate race, President Kennedy's younger brother Teddy still leads Republican George Cabot Lodge...
...later, he was summoned back to police headquarters and blackmailed into becoming an informer. The area around Lvov was a hotbed of guerrilla activity by anti-Communist Ukrainian nationalists, many of whom had fought with the Nazis against the Russians during the war. Stashinsky's family, especially a younger sister, supported the guerrillas. Unless he cooperated, police told Stashinsky, his family would be sent to Siberia. Testified Stashinsky last week: "I had no choice. I wanted to see an end to the fighting. I wanted to protect my family. And I wanted to go on studying...
...divisive rather than a complementary force, and looks more kindly on Baptist missionaries. Says Minister of Religious Affairs Zerah Wahrhaftig: "Our spiritual mainstays must be maintained in unadulterated form." Replies Unger: "The old generation had Zionism and the establishment of a Jewish state as their ideal. But to the younger generation, Israel is a fact. They are a generation in search of something. Liberal Judaism can channel that search in a purposeful and meaningful manner...
...national public school." Such is the goal of John Mason Kemper, 50, headmaster of Phillips Academy, which is more popularly known, from the name of its home town, as Andover. The definition comes close to fitting both Andover, the nation's oldest (1780) incorporated school, and its younger (1781) brother: Phillips Exeter Academy, 25 miles away in Exeter. N.H. More than any other U.S. prep schools, they fulfill the dream with which they began: to be "ever equally open to youth of requisite qualifications from every quarter...
...like A Message from Kenya (Art Blakey), Uhuru Afrika (Randy Weston), Africa Speaks, America Answers (Guy Warren), Afro-American Sketches (Oliver Nelson). Max Roach's Freedom Now Suite-We Insist includes tunes like Tears for Johannesburg, a lament for the Africans shot down in the Sharpeville massacre. To younger jazzmen, a great musician like Louis Armstrong is suspect-instead of hopping on the freedom bus he has been content to remain an "Uncle...