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Harvard anti-trust expert, Phillip E. Areeda '51, professor of Law, refused comment...
Phillip E. Areeda, also a professor of Law and a member of the 1954 board, refused to comment on the Law Review's decision to grant Lubell a retroactive membership...
...Domestic Council. He nominated Cannon and Dunham -and nothing happened. Ford's own aides, including Chief of Staff Donald Rumsfeld, were reluctant to give that kind of authority to Rockefeller men. Rumsfeld's prime candidate for Cannon's job was Harvard Law Professor Phillip Areeda, who late last week announced his resignation as counsel to the President. The delay was awkward for Rockefeller. Two weeks ago, he met Ford for an hour behind the closed doors of the Oval Office-and Ford overruled his advisers. He saved for the dinner the announcement that the Vice President...
...served as executive director of the Nixon Cabinet task force on oil import control in 1969 and as assistant special counsel to President Eisenhower between 1956 and 1961. Areeda said he expects his duties under President Ford to be very different from the ones he had under Eisenhower and that they will have only the "legal component in common...
During the 1972 presidential election, Areeda was one of a group of 79 academicians who urged the re-election of President Nixon in a series of newspaper advertisements. Areeda said however that as the Watergate scandals unfolded he was less happy that he had supported Nixon...