Word: daniells
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Daniel Steiner, '54, general cousel to the University could not be reached for comment yesterday concerning the University's liability...
...kept it chugging along ever since. The U.S. shopper still seems insatiable, but now the experts are becoming worried about him (and, of course, her). Says a top Washington economist: "The golden question mark for the economy is, what is buried in the consumer's mind?" Echoes Daniel Brill, the Treasury's chief economist: "I'm very concerned right now about what is going through the consumer's head, as well as what is coming out of his pocket...
...Scoop") Jackson urged, in vain, that Secretary of State Vance should post! pone his trip to Geneva for a SALT conference with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko (see following story), lest the willingness to continue negotiations be interpreted as "the wrong signal at the wrong time." His fellow Senator Daniel Moynihan said that "to send Vance to Geneva is to participate in the butchery now going on in the Soviet Union." A senior White House official declared: "We're in a bit of a pushing match and we'll have to push it out with them...
...dissidents? In the mid-1960s, groups of intellectuals banded together to protest the large-scale arrests of nationalists in the Ukraine and the trial of Sinyavsky and Daniel. They were mostly writers, scientists, teachers and scholars. At first they began calling merely for greater intellectual and artistic freedom; later, such figures as Sakharov and Solzhenitsyn began asking for fundamental changes in Soviet society...
...scale, When I Grow Up ("I want to be a G-man-bang! -bang!-bang!") has an impact of disenchantment now that could not have been dreamed of in 1937. Then, a G-man was a hero, the sanctification of J. Edgar Hoover had just begun. Daniel Fortus delivers the song with wicked zest, and the audience responds in kind...