Word: cliffords
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Sending two Council members to Washington to testify before a Senate committee was one proposed move against the bill. Council President Clifford L. Alexander, Jr. '55 appointed a committee to investigate this and other steps...
...popular acclaim, met with a cathedral hush, and came to a politician's most distressing decision: not to stand for reelection. Last week Hendrickson, an earnest but ineffectual performer in Washington, withdrew from the G.O.P. primary. With Hendrickson scratched, the odds-on Republican favorite becomes former Representative Clifford Case, who would probably have won the primary even if Hendrickson had stayed in (TIME, March 15). Probable Democratic nominee: Pennington's Representative Charles Howell, longtime advocate of a temple of fine arts in Washington...
Correction. In Toledo, the personal column of the Blade carried an announcement: "Mrs. Clifford T. Loveday of 1319 Jackson Street did not have [a] baby...
...Jersey, former Representative Clifford Philip Case resigned as the $40,000-a-year president of the Ford Foundation's Fund for the Republic to file for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate. Case, who built a good record during his five terms in the House and was a key man in the Eisenhower preinauguration organization in 1952, stands a good chance of unseating ineffective Senator Robert Hendrickson in the G.O.P. primary...
Approximately 100 delegates will represent over 30 New England schools at today's conference, open to the public. After Marshall's address, Clifford A. Alexander '55, president of the Student Council, will deliver a brief speech...