Word: candidate
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...federal aid to parochial schools Lodge has become slightly more candid since March when an exasperated Lawrence E. Spivak declared on Meet The Press. "That is to say the Catholic vote in Massachusetts is still much too strong for an unevasive answer Mr. Lodge?" Lodge now thinks federal aid would be Constitutional for science language, and physical education training. In the Senate Lodge would no doubt be a supporter of bipartisanship in foreign policy. While constantly reiterating the need for "power and the will to use it against the Communists," he avoids emotion alism and refuses to recommend a blockade...
...remote from Madison Avenue in spirit as they are in miles are Philadelphia's N.W. Ayer & Son and its chairman, candid Harry Albert Batten, 65. Born four blocks from Ayer's 13-story headquarters on West Washington Square, Batten (no kin to B.B.D. & O.'s Co-Founder George Batten) still lives only eleven blocks from the office and walks to work each morning. His agency, an envied enigma in the industry, shuns the spectacular for quiet craftsmanship, e.g., its 23-year-old "A diamond is forever" campaign for De Beers, and selects its clients with as much...
...Most scientists with whom I have spoken are of the opinion that Miss Carson used facts in her book, although they undoubtedly were carefully selected to promote her point of view. Apparently it was her candid opinion that the pesticide situation would never reach the public unless she used Madison Avenue tactics...
...Candid Camera (CBS, 10-10:30 p.m.). The program has commissioned William Saroyan to write a one-act play; then film crews have gone out, using the candid camera technique, to test the situation in real life...
Monroe decided that the time had come for the U.S., on its own, to warn the Old World to let the New World alone. Adams thoroughly approved of the idea of a unilateral declaration. "It would be more candid as well as more dignified," he said, "to avow our principles explicitly to Russia and France than to come in as a cockboat in the wake of the British man-of-war." For All the World to Heed. Adams wanted to communicate the U.S. declaration to France and Russia through the normal channels of diplomacy, but Monroe decided to incorporate...