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Charles P. Whitlock, assistant to the president for Civic and Governmental affairs, said that the original 1962 legislation, specifying the three intersections where the underpasses had to be built, was "phrased in such a way that collaboration between the MDC," the University, Cambridge, and other roadbuilding agencies "has fallen apart...
Instead, the group--including Charles P. Whitlock, assistant to the President for Civic and Governmental Affairs, and Charles W. Eliot '20, professor of City and Regional Planning--merely detailed its opposition to the underpasses. It is generally agreed, however, that Whitmore is more disposed to the anti-underpass campaign than his predecessor, Robert F. Murphy...
...subject of race relations, Atlanta has long been one of the South's most enlightened cities. But it was remarkable even for Atlanta that some 750 whites, including most civic and business leaders, should gather last week with about the same number of Negroes to honor the man whose name is synonymous with progress in the U.S. civil rights movement-the Rev. Martin Luther King...
...Irrevocably Political." But if building is the glory of Florida's universities, politics seems to be its jest. "The present Florida system is basically, irrevocably political, not higher-educational," says the Council of 100, made up of civic-minded businessmen. "It is foreign to the whole philosophy of intellectual inquiry and learning." Currently Florida politicians are doing their worst to prove how right the council...
Charles P. Whitlock, assistant to the president for Civic and Governmental Affairs, met last Friday with Rep. William A. Carey (D. Jamaica Plain) to discuss charges of a "Harvard land grab" regarding the expansion of the Massachusetts Medical Health Center...