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Watching on television in his hotel room, Warren grinned his broadest grin, and headed for Convention Hall. Said he: "Mrs. Warren is out there watching what she thought was going to be a quiet performance this morning. Those kids of mine are going to be surprised." At the entrance to the hall, his three young daughters excitedly flung themselves on him, smeared his long upper lip and cheek with lipstick. He rushed on to the rostrum. Said Earl Warren: "I know what it feels like to get hit by a streetcar...
...hundred students will be accepted for the vacation project, which is designed "to give American students the broadest possible acquaintance with the seaboard countries of Western Europe within nine weeks at a reasonable price," according to an NSA leaflet issued by Richard...
Family background, in the very broadest sense of the word, shaped his first year hear. This, in combination with his section of the country, his type of community, his school, and myriad other factors made it inevitable that these fellow classmen, rather than those, should be his companions. During his upper class years the undergraduate may broaden his field of friends, or he may narrow it-this is up to the individual...
Collective bargaining, for instance, makes great demands on leadership, because it is "formidably complex ... a wound-up coil of dynamic forces, reaching from the individual worker and manager to the broadest-based social developments and back again...
...matter how angry James gets . . . we stand for the broadest freedom of the press which serves the people and belongs to the people. We stand for an honest press which is conscious of its responsibility. Such is our conception of the freedom of the press, and that is the conception of genuine democracy...