Word: charterers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...with the school of agriculture's bumper crop, the division said no. The crop rotted, and at considerable expense the university had to buy its food on the open market. All in all, the setup has been so suffocating that the Phi Beta Kappa senate has refused to charter a university chapter...
...official as both prosecutor and judge, one of the bills, H. 2120, would provide a hearing to ferret out subversives on an institution's faculty. Defining subversives as members of all organizations on Attorney General's list, the bill gives institutions the option of losing their subversives or their charters. In the case of Harvard's non-revokable charter, tax-exempt status would be withdrawn...
Three days later the President released the text of the invitation and the U.S.'s polite but pointed refusal. Noting that the United Nations Charter already covers Bulganin's proposed treaty points, Ike wrote: "How can we hope that the present situation would be cured merely by repeating those words in a bilateral form? 1 wonder whether again going through a treaty-making procedure at this time, on a bilateral basis only, might indeed work against the cause of peace by creating the illusion that a stroke of a pen had achieved a result which, in fact...
...newly founded Institute for Government Research, one of the first private organizations set up to study public administration. Later Brookings founded the Institute of Economics and a graduate school for advanced training in economics and government, merged all three organizations into the Brookings Institution in 1927. Its charter: "To advance knowledge and understanding of economic and political problems...
...thus obvious that in the case of Franco the United States has not been "fighting a battle for the specific provisions of the U.N. Charter." .... This, of course, casts doubts upon the purity of the motives in the case of Red China's admission to the U.N. The "package deal" in turn shows itself to be just that--a deal; another game of power politics, not a balance of ideologies with qualitative measures, but of quantitative power considerations. Is not this an undermining of the U.N.'s ideological foundations? Gil Custrecasas...