Word: attraction
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Aides & Computers. So if-or, more likely, when-such a right is widely recognized, where will the huge number of lawyers needed come from? Well aware that a practice consisting of primarily poor clients would never be profitable enough to attract many able attorneys, the assembly members did not flinch from accepting the idea that Government support may well be necessary. Beyond that, the group suggested that more of the essentially repetitive tasks, such as drawing a will, processing a divorce or incorporating a small business, could be programmed into a computer that would produce standard clauses on command. Similarly...
BROWER has put the Sierra Club in its position of leadership because he knows how to advertise and has enlisted the support of professional advertising men. The Exhibit Format books and posters are designed to attract buyers and to leave a message. Sierra Club films are available to groups, and organized trips into the wilderness grow more popular every year. Now he is planning buttons and bumper stickers--on pollution ("Keep Our Air Visible") or population ("How Dense Can People Be?", "Good Breeding Can Be Overdone"), or just for irony: "Save the Pan Am Building." While other groups...
...there is no viable Johnson organization. After protracted, ludicrous bickering-to the point where two Ronald Reagan supporters were contending for places on the Johnson slate-a roster of presidential supporters was finally formed. McCarthy, as elsewhere, enjoys support from many old Stevensonians and New Lefters, but Kennedy may attract some of them. Bobby's loudest backer is Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh. Facing just one opponent, an absentee Johnson would doubtless be in serious trouble. But, as in Oregon, he stands a good chance of winning if both Kennedy and McCarthy remain in the contest...
...real troubles began this Fall after an unsuccessful punching season, Michael H. Abelon '68 said yesterday. "We spent a lot of money, but we couldn't get enough members," Abelon said. "Then it turned into a vicious cycle--the less money we had, the harder it was to attract members...
This is the result of the Center's almost exclusive concern for the professional historian. By definition, the Center is not involved in current affairs and hence doesn't attract the sort of attention that the Kennedy School of Government or the Joint Center for Urban Studies receive...