Word: addresses
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Robert Michel (R-III.) denounced the letter and called it the work of a conspiracy, Green said. "He charged that we were planning a walk-out at the President's annual address to the Washington interns--which was false." Rumors of a walk-out led Johnson to cancel his address...
James R. Smith '70 was also declared delinquent for failure to carry his Selective Service card and to inform his local board of his current mailing address. His local board notified him of his reclassification yesterday...
...down wage increases. Callaghan, whose frankness enabled him to emerge from the affair looking much better than Wilson, may well be moved to a new post in a Cabinet reshuffle within a month or two. Wilson, on the other hand, was conveniently obscure or deftly evasive in his television address to the country. What particularly irked his critics was his declaration to the British that devaluation "does not, of course, mean that the pound here in Britain in your pocket or purse or in your bank has been devalued...
...Smale case deserves special attention. Smale, an internationally renowned topologist, traveled to Moscow in 1966 to deliver a major address at the 1966 International Congress of Mathematicians and to receive one of the Fields Medals, often referred to as the Nobel Prize of mathematics.S In Moscow, Smale, pointing, as he put it, to "a real danger of a new McCarthyism in America," denounced both "American military intervention in Vietnam" as "horrible" as well as what he termed the "brutal intervening" of Russian troops in Hungary in 1956. 'Never," Smale said, "could I see justification for military intervention, 10 years...
People in Glass Houses clearly asks if big-time idealism is not apt to be as dehumanizing as large-scale anything. The point is neatly made when the Director General departs from his prepared address on Staff Day to pay his respects to the need" for holding on to "one's secret identity." The half-asleep come awake. Throats are cleared. The interpreters hesitate. Is this organizational heresy at the highest level? "I don't quite know," says one of the listeners later. "I think I felt heartened to hear something said merely because it was felt. Still...