Word: chairmen
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...chairmen of the Government, Psychology and Social Relations departments were named by Dean Ford Tuesday...
...open to promote the notion that Nixon, a dedicated party performer of proven ability, was preferable to the unknown quantity that Romney continues to be. On the eve of the G.O.P. meeting, Nebraska's Fred Seaton, Interior Secretary under President Eisenhower, sent letters to all committeemen and state chairmen eulogizing Nixon as "the single Republican with the stature, the requisite abilities and the qualities of leadership essential to unite us and maintain our current momentum." More discreetly, Nixon fanciers were hard at work clearing the track for their steed. To make sure that Front Runner Romney does not lock...
...legislation, which was filed by Senator Leslie B. Cutler (R-Needham) and Rep. Robert L. Cawley (D-West Roxbury), the co-chairmen of the special commission, is designed to meet the test of last February's United States Supreme Court decision in Boxtrom v. Herald...
Maisel made several suggestions to give the Advisory Board a more active role. In the past, the Advisory Board has consisted of a few organization heads, house chairmen, and deans, who have had no part in the research for the recommended charities. They only met once to vote on the charities presented them by the research chairman...
...rationale of some of these club chairmen is interesting. "It is tough to fail to get into a club you really want," said Colonial's Oliver A. Victor. "But there are many people who really wanted to get into Princeton and didn't make it. I really do not see a great difference in the two problems, and I believe this is part of the current competitive process in Twentieth Century America...