Word: claytons
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Student Council member William J. Dean '59 of Adams House and New York City, has been appointed director of the 1957-58 Combined Charities Drive, the Council has announced. The Council has also approved the PBH nominations of Stanley B. Lyss '58, of Kirkland House and Clayton, Mo., chairman of the PBH drives committee, and Wilmer St. C. Cody, Jr. '59, of Winthrop House and Mobile, Ala., an entry solicitor, as his assistants...
...last minute attempt to take the Committee's finances out of the red, the Jubilee group has decided to allow upper-classmen to attend its Friday night dance-concert. Among the performers at the Union event will be Buck Clayton, Coleman Hawkins, and Milt Hinton...
Federal Aid to Education. Though the Eisenhower Administration and schoolminded liberal Democrats have compromised on a bill authorizing $2 billion in aid to states over the next five years, the congressional atmosphere for a school bill is stifling. Not only is New York's Adam Clayton Powell Jr. threatening to tack on again his kiss-of-death integration rider, but congressional budget-cutters are eying with whetted axes the $400 million that would be appropriated for school construction next year. Prognosis: poor, almost hopeless...
...into the administration of union welfare funds. Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell let it be known that his department was studying several different types of possible legislation. Beyond that, there was talk of tougher measures that labor experts ranging up to Secretary Mitchell deem restrictive, e.g., amendment of the Clayton Act so as to make labor unions subject, along with business, to monopoly laws. Said a high-ranking Government economist: "In the hands of one man there is the power to withhold all labor from an industry. That's a terrific amount of power...
Congressional chatter about cutting the $72 billion Federal budget has so far centered on defense, foreign-aid, schools and health-and-welfare expenditures. Last week in Houston one of the nation's biggest cotton men, Lamar Fleming Jr., board chairman of Anderson, Clayton...