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...concern for the unaligned Afro-Asian nations, the view that free, non-Communist countries should qualify for aid without having to join military alliances. Of his predecessors. New York Businessman Ellsworth Bunker and Kentucky's U.S. Senator John Sherman Cooper were exceptionally able and well liked, while Chester Bowles, though popular at the time, is now remembered as having tried too hard to woo the Indians. Galbraith has a wider field of effectiveness and is closer to Nehru than either of his immediate predecessors, for the simple reason, as New Delhi sees it, that "they have more to talk...
...these added 51 hours would cost roughly $1300/wk. When one considers that annual expenditures of Widener Library--excluding acquisition and binding costs are almost $1 1/4 million, an added $70,000 is indeed a small sum to enable maximum utilization of one of the University's most valuable assets. Chester W. Hartman...
Where persuasion fails, Kennedy is perfectly willing to use power - in his own way. In the early days of his Administration, he realized that he had picked the wrong man for Under Secretary of State. Chester Bowles, who was supposed to be tending to administrative work in the State Department, was instead obsessed with big-think solutions to world problems; beyond that, Bowles committed the ultimate sin of disloyalty by letting it be known, after the fact, that he had been against the Cuba venture all along. Kennedy decided to get Bowles out. He invited Bowles down for a swim...
ADVISE AND CONSENT dramatization of Allen Drury's Pulitzer-prize winning novel is at the Wilbur. The play Farley Granger and Chester Morris. Phone...
Tears & Tantrums. Only on the subject of Under Secretary of State Chester Bowles did the second-guessers of the press reach anything approaching accord. This was mostly because the Bowles shift was something less than a shock. Ever since his near expulsion from State last summer, a close shave widely publicized by Bowles himself (TIME, July 28), most of the nation's papers have been fully prepared for the ax to fall. They wondered only why it took so long...