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...purely accidental," Milton Engel '56, co-chairman of the blood drive, said last night. "But we expect little trouble with solicitations. Students shouldn't let the giving of money interfere with the giving of blood," he continued...
...appear that even some liberals look askance at the myth they helped to create. A recent issue of the Nation warns: "It is a mistake . . . to keep the spotlight focused on McCarthy; this is what he wants his opposition to do." In the New York Post, Arthur Schlesinger Jr., co-chairman of Americans for Democratic Action, tried to deflate the myth at the point of origin. Wrote Schlesinger: "The record shows . . . that the notion of McCarthy's invincibility is largely legendary. He certainly cannot be credited with the defeat of seven Senators . . . McCarthy conducted a vigorous campaign against Tydings...
This would have been higher but for more than 200 "no-shows" who failed to keep appointments. "Our goal may not be reached if so many continue to miss the times they are scheduled to give blood," complained Allen I. W. Frank, co-chairman of the drive...
...dodge the reporters, the stymied committee rented a hotel room, met secretly there. Reporters heard about it, crowded outside the locked door. Committee Co-Chairman J. William Copeland stepped out to offer a compromise he would let the newsmen in if they agreed not to report anything the committee wanted off-the-record. The reporters flatly rejected the proposal, which could trap them into being parties to news suppression. Next day, by voice vote, the North Carolina legislature rammed through a law legalizing closed appropriations-committee hearings. Argued State Representative Oscar G. Barker, onetime Durham Herald staffer: "The law will...
Despite the reduction in ticket price, Chuck Gordon '54, Co-Chairman of the Crimson Key Weekend, said the dance would have "good continuous music" from Jack Edwards' 15-piece orchestra. The band features Jay White on the alto-saxophone...