Word: charterers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Powers. Also on De Gaulle's mind was the United Nations, which for months has been crippled by the dispute over assessments for U.N. peacekeeping operations-for which, of course, the French have not been willing to pay. The problem, decided De Gaulle, lay not in the U.N. Charter-which, "with Roosevelt, Churchill, Stalin, and Chiang Kaishek, I had the honor of working out"-but in the fact that the General Assembly had usurped the powers delegated by the charter to the veto-conscious Security Council. "Under the pressure of events in Korea, in Suez, in Hungary...
...would argue with Charles De Gaulle that the U.N. was sick, but many disagreed with De Gaulle's diagnosis. In Washington, President Johnson told his own press conference that it was not the charter itself that needed change, but the attitude of "those countries which have violated either the spirit or the letter of the charter." Even more unacceptable was De Gaulle's proposed remedy, which would bring Communist China into negotiations for the revision of an organization from which it has been repeatedly blackballed. Furthermore, few of the organization's 108 smaller powers, whose main voice...
Recent criticism of the HSA charter flight prices and the HSA policy of not revealing its profits have prompted Dean Watson to ask the agency for a complete report on its charter flight activities. L. Gard Wiggins, Administrative Vice-President, will ultimately decide whether to break the monopoly...
...least two student groups are prepared to offer "at cost" charter flights to Europe if University officials discontinue their policy of granting a monopoly on the flights to the Harvard Student Agencies...
...provides only four or nine week flights between Boston and Paris after commencement. Lawrence Robertson, manager of the HSA charter flights, said that if enough passengers so wanted, the Athens flight might be rescheduled to arrive instead in Brussels...