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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...student who circulated the petition, Peter D. Goldberg '69, said he wanted the election decided by a House vote because the committee is not representative of the entire House...
Abrams too is convinced of the value in cooperating with labor. "Demonstrations, and working for McCarthy, are important, but they aren't enough. I'd like to see Young Dems work with unions and help them. Then when an issue like Vietnam comes up, you've got voters who will listen to you," he said...
...prospect of reaching agreements with the National Liberation Front struck them. Was it possible? What might come from it? The response of one man was typical. He pointed out that the men of the National Liberation Front and in the government of North Vietnam were people he'd known. They were not just faceless opponents. These were men who had lived down the street from him when he was a young man. One of the leaders of the National Liberation Front had been to college with him in Paris. Another had been married to a distant cousin. Another had been...
Major Floyd D. Whitehead, assistant professor of Military Sciences, said that since Selective Service System director Gen. Lewis B. Hershey's cancellation of most graduate school deferments, the number of total applications to Army ROTC's two year program has risen from...
Both of these arguments are at least debateable. If Senators Fulbright (D-Ark.) and Kennedy (D-N.Y.) are right, the U.S. could make substantial reductions in the scope and nature of its Asian commitments without seriously endangering the country's security. Similarly, it is not at all obvious that American security and well-being depend on the incessant production of more and more modern missiles...