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Joseph Grandmaison, a former Kennedy Institute of Politics fellow, will be named federal co-chairman of the New England Regional Commission, the Boston Globe reported yesterday...
Some alumnae are reluctant to give to the Fund since they feel that Harvard is absorbing Radcliffe, but most alumnae still believe that "Radcliffe has a purpose and will maintain itself," Susan Patterson Harding '64, co-chairman of the Radcliffe Fund Committee, said yesterday...
After Churchill returned to 10 Downing Street in 1951, Eden was again named head of the Foreign Ministry. It was one of the most successful periods of his long career. His role as co-chairman of the 1954 Geneva Conference, which ended the French involvement in Indochina, is described by Historian A.J.P. Taylor as "a beautiful diplomatic operation." That year Eden also found a formula for rearming West Germany that was acceptable to Paris. Labor's present Chancellor of the Exchequer, Denis Healey, lauds Eden for "an inspired piece of first aid, which held Europe militarily together...
...Americus, Ga., a mere ten miles from Plains, Bell is a Baptist, like his new boss. Also like Carter, he isa country boy who made good. After attending Georgia Southwestern College and Mercer University Law School, he eventually joined a prestigious Atlanta firm. In 1960, he served as co-chairman of John Kennedy's Georgia campaign. After the election, he was appointed to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals...
Anita R. Goodman, co-chairman of the Afro-American Student Union, said yesterday qualified minority candidates have always been present, but past recruitment efforts were insufficient to get them to apply...