Word: ad
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...ad was sponsored by the Ad Hoc Faculty Committee on Vietnam, under the chairmanship of Hilary W. Putnam, professor of Philosophy at Harvard. More than 250 members of the Harvard faculty signed the ad, which will appear again in next Sunday's Times with an additional 2000 signatures...
Professor Putnam, at a news conference Saturday would not comment upon their position except as stated in the ad. He said that the request to cease bombing, as a preliminary measure to any negotiated settlement, would receive general support from the opponents...
...interesting that it makes it very difficult to answer. I think that as you government lets it be believed in Brazil, true or not, that it is supporting military regimes in the name of preventing Communism to spread--in the name of anything--it would be a very ad and disturbing situation. Because nowadays 'we have a growing anti-Americanism in Brazil which is no more inspired nor controlled by the Communists.' You-see many industrialists--some of the most powerful Brazilian industrial groups--who are more anti-American than many students I know, for the first time...
...Sand Pebbles is a thought-provoking ad for the American way of political life. In the midst of a war that is continually costing the U.S. more in both money and lives, a major U.S. studio and a major U.S. director, Robert (The Sound of Music) Wise, have invested some $12 million in an angry if indirect attack on U.S. policy in Viet Nam. What's more, they will probably get their money back, even though this film version of Richard McKenna's 1962 bestseller turns out to be just a Panavision placard crammed with peacenik cliches...
...Boston organization, and ad hoc committee of Medical Professionals for Peace in Vietnam, consist of approximately 50 students, interns, residents from local hospitals, dentists, social workers, nurses, faculty members from Boston medical schools, and other health workers. Kahn explained ten of the committee members are affiliated with Harvard