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This week Party Boy Khrushchev, laughing, bantering and boozing, faces the greatest week-long party of all. From Hanoi, Ulan Bator, Pyongyang, Peking, Sofia, Budapest and Warsaw, the great lackeys of the Communist world have converged on Moscow to attend the 40th anniversary ceremonies and pay homage to the backslapping boss of Mother Russia. It is homage fully, if ruthlessly, earned. Never in history has a human being exercised such power as Nikita Khrushchev. None has flourished it with such bibulous, somehow engaging effrontery...
Other members of the committee were Benjamin Kaplan '26, Albert M. Sacks, professor of Law, Robert E. Keeton, assistant professor of Law, Paul M. Bator, 3L, former president of the Law Review; Calloway Cochran 2L, president of the Dormitory Council; Alan D. Hakes 3L, past chairman of the Board of Student Advisors; and Robert L. Larson 3L, head of Chancery Law Club...
Keane will succeed Paul M. Bator of New York City. Keane, a member of the Army ROTC, graduated from Harvard in 1952 and was commissioned a second lieutenant. He served in Korea with the Eighth Army before returning to enter the Law School...
Student members are George S. Abrams '54 2L, Paul M. Bator, Jr. 3L, Cochran, Alan D. Hakes 3L, and Robert L. Larson 3L. Abrams will serve as chairman of the nine-man committee...
...Bator appointed Howard A. Shapiro '53 and Walter F. Leinhardt, case editors; not editors; Albert 1. Borowitz '51 and Richard D. Esbenshade, article editors; W. Loeber Landau, developments editor; John H. Mansfield '52, book review editor; and Philip S. Winterer, treasurer...