Word: thirdly
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...they respect him, too. Last June the non-partisan Congressional Quarterly polled Senators and Representatives on who they thought would be the Democratic Party's "strongest possible" presidential candidate; of the 220 members who replied, 54% named Lyndon Johnson, only 20% named Jack Kennedy (Adlai Stevenson came in third with...
...fully successful. As a consequence, in October 1954, surgeons performed a delicate fusion of spinal disks. Slow to heal and set back by relapses that were complicated by the adrenal shortage, his condition became so grave that his family was summoned to his bedside. He had a third spinal operation the following February to remove a metal plate. Last rites were administered. But this time, after two weeks abed, recovery was rapid. Total time spent in the hospital or convalescing: seven months. Today, the only vestige of the spinal problem is that he still sleeps on a board, wears...
London Barrister Ronald Armstrong-Jones, 61. proudly announced that in December he and third wife, Jenifer, 31, will present Princess Margaret's Antony Armstrong-Jones with a little half sister or half brother...
Born. To Floyd Patterson, 25, world heavyweight champion, and Sandra Hicks Patterson, 22, his second wife: their third child, first son; in Rockville Centre...
When World War II broke our Harvard College changed character rapidly. A third term, twelve week in length, filled the former summer vacation. Under the pressure of the new term, the Summer School of Arts and Sciences (although not of Education) disappeared. In 1942, a good deal of confusion had resulted when 2,000 Summer School students view with 2,000 third-term students for space; this confusion did not occur again. A Faculty vote of 1948 reinstituted the vacation session, which again has grown steadily in its scope and in numbers of registered students...