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...Liberal Union, the Society for Minority Rights, and the Education Society are the initial sponsors. "First we want to get all the undergraduate organizations to agree to co-sponsor this petition and then get as many students as possible to sign it," Paul M. Levine '54, president of the H.L.U., said last night...
Died. Representative Alfred Lee Bulwinkle, 67, Congressman from North Carolina since 1921 (with one break, 1929-31); after long illness; in Gastonia, N.C. He was co-sponsor of the Reed-Bulwinkle bill, passed in June 1948 over President Truman's veto, to exempt common carriers from antitrust prosecution for entering into rate-fixing agreements...
Died. William Lemke, 71, eight-term U.S. Congressman from North Dakota (he listed himself as "nonpartisan, elected on the Republican ticket"), co-sponsor of 1934's much-debated Frazier-Lemke Farm-Mortgage Act, 1936 presidential candidate of the short-lived Union Party founded by Father Charles E. Coughlin and the Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith (he polled 882,479 votes); in Fargo...
...signed to a five-year contract with RCA Victor (Sealtest is a co-sponsor), Chicago-born Bachelor Tillstrom is no more able than his fans to explain exactly why his show clicks. "I don't try to be a satirist, because I am not a brilliant wit like Fred Allen,"* he says. "In fact, I think I tend a little to sadness...
Undaunted, however, by the unusual situation, the debaters went ahead. Rep. Sherman Miles, co-sponsor of the bill, and Dr. John F. Conlin of the Massachusetts Medical Society, held that the measure was necessary for medical progress...