Word: allowables
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Minh have it-sort of a 1968 version of "peace in our time." We could even throw in Thailand and Laos to keep Ho happy. In a couple of years, we can let him have Korea and Japan; about 1975, Hawaii. Or, we could allow U.S. naval and air forces to place full pressure on North Viet Nam with conventional weapons, forcing Ho to abandon this little endeavor in the South. Oh, I'm sorry! I forgot that we might hurt some civilians, or damage a Russian vessel, or call down world opinion upon ourselves. Oh well, the casualty...
...under the Highway Beautification Act of 1965, to sign agreements with 14 of the 50 states prohibiting billboards within 660 feet of interstate highways. But last week granite-hilled Vermont, by a senate vote of 20 to 9, sent along legislation to the Governor that Jan. 1, 1970, will allow that state to banish all billboards from its roads both big and small, except for signs on property owned by the advertiser. Vermont thus became only the second state to legislate comprehensive control over billboards. The other: Hawaii which has banned them since 1927 when the state was still...
...that tourists will still be able to find their way to hotels and restaurants once the billboards are down, Vermont will allow businesses to advertise in special state-owned "sign plazas," where signs will be uniform and state-approved. Business will also be able to advertise in a new guidebook to vacation facilities, to be passed out at major entry points to the state. The guidebook, Vermont tourist officials promise, will be "more widely distributed than the Gideon Bible...
...special meeting yesterday, the Law School Faculty voted to allow second-year students to take one or two non-law University courses for degree credit...
...Official Harvard policy is not to allow non-Harvard organizations to use the Stadium," Baaron B. Pittenger, director of sports information, said yesterday, "but we will make an exception in the interest of community relations...