Word: bell
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Last night he would say only that he had "no plans to leave right now." It has been customary for faculty members rumored for posts in Washington to say nothing themselves to the press. However, nearly all such speculations--including reports about McGeorge Bundy, David E. Bell, Archibald Cox '34, and Stanley S. Surrey--have eventually become official appointments...
...halt the gold outflow. As antirecession measures, he may request temporary tax cuts and increased unemployment benefits from Congress-but not vast public-works programs. Although a deficit is all but inevitable, Kennedy will try to stay close to Eisenhower's balanced $80.9 billion budget. Budget Director David Bell has already warned executive agencies to stick within previously decided limits in revising their estimates, has promised that increases will be restricted to "a relatively small number of items" upon which the President himself will make the decisions...
...accept a mere M.C.'s part in an elaborate parlor game. At any rate, he nobly exonerated all the reviewers who had panned the program, even though they themselves don't know how to put on a show: "You don't have to be Alexander Graham Bell to pick up the phone and find out it's dead...
...Bell Telephone Hour (NBC, 9-10 p.m.). Paul Whiteman conducts Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue on a show also featuring Roberta Peters, Carol Lawrence and Polly Bergen as hostess. Color...
...departure of Schmitt is head coach John Yovicsin's second staff loss in two years. Last year end coach Alex Bell left Harvard to become head football mentor at Villanova. (Although Bell was faced with an almost hopeless situation at Villanova, and understandably ended up with a 2-7 record last fall, he coached the Wildcats to a victory over Rutgers--the Scarlet Knight's only loss...