Word: commonwealth
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...addition, the Republican candidate for Attorney-General, Edward J. Brooke, is expected to lend support to Republican candidates in Negro districts throughout the Commonwealth...
...finally broken down this year. Out of the process of nominating and selecting candidates for the U.S. Senate have come Edward M. Kennedy and George Cabot Lodge, two men of no particular qualification for any political position. Their candidacies, above all, indicate that so far the voters of this Commonwealth have been unwilling to ask of its rundown democracy anything but mediocrity. It is this state of mind that Lodge and Kennedy have exploited to run campaigns that under any other conditions would simply be insults...
With H. Stuart Hughes, professor of History, Edward M. "Ted" Kennedy '54, and George Cabot Lodge '50, all vying to represent the Commonwealth in the Senate, this year's race has been of considerable interest to the Harvard community...
...entry into the Common Market. A superpatriotic Canadian-though London has been his headquarters for 24 years, he still spends a part of every year in Canada-Weston argues that joining the Common Market would pull down British living standards and, more important, break the ties that link the Commonwealth nations. ("Why are you British deserting us?" he once asked Britain's Queen Mother.) Extension of Common Market tariff walls to Britain would probably force his British bakeries to buy French instead of Canadian wheat...
...Clinical Psychology, and of the group of his associates at the Center for Research in Personality, raised a controversy last spring over the legality and propriety of their research with drugs. Leary's description last Sunday evening of the International Foundation for Internal Freedom (IFIF), a corporation in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts devoted to research on the use of consciousness-expanding drugs, is likely to excite further interest...