Word: ross
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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Your account in today's CRIMSON of my remarks before the Harvard-Radcliffe World Federalists last night puts me in a very bad position by crediting me with the expression of an idea which was originally proposed by Dr. Ross A. McFarland, Professor of Environmental Health and Safety at the Harvard School of Public Health...
Died. Herbert Ross, 75, Scotch whisky magnate (distiller for such brands as White Horse) who lost a leg in Mesopotamia in World War I, opened his first distillery with another one-legged veteran and, as his business prospered, gave away more than ?1,000,000 to British universities, zoos, hospitals and the Wine and Spirit Trade Benevolent Society; after years as an invalid; in Cove, Scotland...
Morris was selected by city Manner Curry to take over the post held by M.I.T.'s Ross E. McKinney, who last year...
...little vituperation has been heard recently about the Southern plot to undo what the electorate fashioned (albeit inconclusively) on November 8. For Republicans in Illinois and Texas to seek through investigation to uncover frauds is one, perfectly legitimate thing. But for Ross Barnett and his henchmen to seek through persuasion and even intimidation to make pledged electors break their pledges is another, entirely reprehensible matter...
...Ross Barnett and his boys are not most people's idea of what the framers had in mind when they conceived of Presidential electors making a free, conscientious choice. And, as the electoral system currently works, when Southern dissidents present unpledged electors rather than a specific third candidate they ask the people to abdicate their role as electorate in favor of a none too savory bunch of politicians. Nonetheless, the people of Mississippi and Alabama have made their abdication, and they (and the Electoral College) must live with...