Word: counsels
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Robert Mackin released two letters to President Bok in which Albert F. Gordon '59, a prominent Harvard alumnus and a major financial contributor to the University, alleged that Moynihan's attempt to wear both his academic and political hats simultaneously was unethical and possibly illegal. Daniel Steiner '54, general counsel to the University, refuted the charge of illegality, and President Bok indicated that he had ascertained Moynihan's status under University regulations "a long time...
...amplify his role in blocking an early House Banking Committee inquiry into the origins of Watergate, standing on his testimony at the vice-presidential confirmation hearings in 1973. At issue is whether Ford acted at the direction of aides to Richard Nixon, as recently claimed by former White House Counsel John Dean, or only at the request of Republicans on the Banking Committee, as Ford claimed in the debate. Ford declined to urge that Nixon tapes of the period be examined. He was misleading in claiming that both the Watergate special prosecutor and Attorney General Edward Levi had investigated...
When Dr. Benjamin Spock published his Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care back in 1946, Mary Morgan was eight years of age, just about old enough to benefit from Speck's amiable counsel on her entire generation. Three decades later, Mary Morgan Councille is an organizer of conferences, a divorcee and, as of last week, the second Mrs. Spock. The recently divorced doctor, now 73 and a vice-presidential candidate for the microscopic People's Party, met his bride last year while participating in one of her conferences on "the use and abuse of power." That...
Daniel Steiner '54, general counsel to the University, said yesterday he does not recollect any references in Gordon's first letter to the possibility of Gordon severing financial ties to the University. But Gordon's dissatisfaction is worrisome to University officials who solicit contributions from alumni...
...bill reconstituting the commission reached the President's desk in the first week of May, but the details of the bill had been known to the President for at least a week. Nevertheless, the President delayed the signing until it could be reviewed by counsel, the Office of Management and Budget, and Republican congressional leadership, despite a host of candidates' urgent need for money...