Word: crediters
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Dixon's stiffer proposals, Congress last week considered five cigarette bills of its own. It is likely not to demand warnings in cigarette ads but to pass a bill requiring warnings on all cigarette labels. If it does so, Paul Rand Dixon will get much of the credit-or blame...
Come, I say next, how can you take Norman seriously? This man who declared himself a candidate for Mayor of New York, then stabbed his wife in the stomach? Who claimed credit for Kennedy's election? Who hollered drunk insults at Sonny Liston and was carried from the press conference? How can you take this man seriously? It's so unfashionable...
...Brazilian consumer is also complaining-about rising prices and higher taxes. Meantime, the fight against inflation has so reduced the supply of money and credit that a recession has hit many industries. Some 50,000 workers have been laid off in the Sao Paulo area alone this year. Willys-Overland do Brasil shut down production, has inventory enough to last six months without making another Aero-Willys...
...English, envisions the program as one in which a director or an actor from Broadway would come to Harvard for a semester to conduct a seminar similar to the one now given in poetry by Robert T.S. Lowell '30, visiting professor of English, "However, this concept implies course credit; and, on this issue there is considerable debate," Alfred added...
Levin is not worried about the credit question. "We already have the students with talent and time. They don't need credit, they need guidance. "He suggested a parallel to the Nieman Fellows program. As Levin conceives of them, the fellows in theatre would "consult" informally with students and conduct noncredit seminars...