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Harvard's Ad Board also has been reviewing the long-standing policy, but will not make a decision until it can consult with representatives of a new student government council now being elected...
Japanese cooperation as "the linchpin for peace in the Pacific," and last week he emphasized that a "cooperative re lationship" between Tokyo and Washington is a must for the area. William Bundy, former Assistant Secretary of State for the Far East, agrees. Says Bundy, now attached to M.I.T.: "We consult with the British daily on a broad range of issues. We do the same thing with the Japanese, only more deeply and more intensively...
...Lack of responsiveness by officers of administration and instruction, insensitivity to widely perceived needs for change, failure to give full and fair hearing and prompt response to grievances, and failure in a process of decision to consult with those concerned with the results of the decision are incompatible with the existence of an open University community, and are as damaging as some of the more overt violations of rights," the Resolution reads...
According to Levin, Wilson is planning to consult the University Health Services to see which sports they think it is safe for girls to compete in. He is also going to talk to officials at Yale to see how they are handling the situation...
...Beach. He first announced that it would be a 16-city closed-circuit television spectacular that might net the party $2,000,000 in its drive to overcome a deficit of more than $8,000,000 remaining from the 1968 primary and presidential campaigns. But Harris had failed to consult city and state Democrats in advance. Many refused to cooperate, claiming that they did not want to siphon off money they needed for their elections next November. Why ask donors to contribute to a lost cause when tough new races loom ahead...