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...result is almost pure Utopia. Nauruans enjoy free schools, medical and dental care, electricity and water, pay minimal rents and no import duties or taxes. Under an agreement announced last week by Australia to the U.N. Trusteeship Council, Nauruans will be given partial control of the mining industry July 1; after they finish paying for it in three years, they will get complete control. Under the complex new arrangements, most of the profits from the phosphate diggings will be held in trust and reinvested. Conservative estimates are that 30 years from now, when the phosphate deposits have finally...
...looking for large sums of new money. Pusey's list included the School of Design ($11.6 million), the School of Public Health ($7.4 million), the Business School ($6 million), the Divinity School ($7 million), the Law School ($15 million), the School of Education ($5 million), the School of Dental Medicine ($4 million), and the Faculty of Arts and Sciences ($49 million for the Program for Harvard Science). Pusey's total of $160 million of new needs was, if anything, conservative. There are ventures to which the University has already made commitments that will demand new money but Pusey...
...measure does not specifically end graduate deferments, but it gives President Johnson the authority to decide which deferments are necessary. The President has already stated he favors eliminating all graduate deferments except for medical, dental, and divinity students...
...GRADUATE DEFERMENTS. Johnson proposed to end such exemptions, excusing only medical and dental students. The Senate offered no objection, and the House provided only that a presidential board determine if any shortages of critical skills require deferments to be continued in specific fields...
...publisher of Scientific American; Lincoln Gordon '33, new president of Johns Hopkins; Konrad Lorenz, author of on Aggression; Meyer Schapiro, Columbia art historian completing his year as Charles Eliot Norton Visiting Professor of Poetry; Sen. Edward W. Brooke (R-Mass.); Roy Orval Greep, former dean of the School of Dental Medicine and now head of the Med School's Reproduction Center...