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Puritans by Exertion. Taking office, they poured out their avenging anti-Western zeal by ripping down Queen Elizabeth's portrait, slashing British bureaucrats' salaries, banning juke boxes, comic books and other manifestations of what they called the West's "yellow culture." Tieless, coatless puritans presiding over the...
The request for delay was made Friday by Eugen H. Zagat '61, representative of the Council in this area. His point, that undergraduates should have a chance, through the Council, to put forth alternatives to banning student parking around the Houses during the day, was "well taken," Whitlock declared.
Father Bennett brought the idea into his own parish-and began to run into trouble. Of his 2,000 parishioners, he says, some 700 developed a positive, sympathetic interest-"they included the junior warden and the chairman of the women's guild. They were about equally divided between men...
Main feature of the new plan was its acceptance of the proposition that Stage One priority in disarmament should go to the abolition of all space, air and ground vehicles capable of delivering nuclear weapons. This was a seeming concession to the French, who talk about first banning delivery of...
By the eve of the Paris meeting, representatives of the three-power (Russia, U.S. and Great Britain) nuclear-controls conference in Geneva had come close to an agreement banning nuclear tests. Despite the obvious pitfalls for the West, an agreement would be the first break in Russia's long...