Word: discussing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and the three Western High Commissioners will meet today to discuss the latest Soviet note to the Western powers on a possible peace treaty with a United Germany...
...reason for the change might have been the switch in staff; China lobbyist Alfred Kohlberg had dropped out as Treasurer. In any case, its current editorials calmly discuss recent primary results--in terms of a voter rebellion against the Democratic New Deal and Casaristic elements in the groundswell for Eisenhower. Other editorials criticize President Truman for allowing his loyalty to General Marshall to overide professions of sympathy with Chiang Kai-shek, and complain that the current Wage Stabilization program has union leanings...
...their statement before." Second Man: "Well, the fact is this. In all policies that are issued by Army officers, there is a policy that they say themselves, and another policy that they are told to say." Christman: "You know what I am trying to prove? That the people will discuss anyone, even when they don't even know what the other fellow is saying." Second Man: "Yes, but you're gonna find that this year they're gonna be better informed...
Thomas D. Bolles, Director of Athletics, will speak on "The Harvard Athletic Program," and Elliott Perkins '23, Master of Lowell House, will discuss the role of the Houses in a second symposium, entitled "College and Student Outside the Classroom." In the third, three teachers in the General Education program will talk on "Goals in General Education...
...from Germany, which promises to pay some reparations, but from Israel, which wants redress but does not want the payments to be considered expiation. Many Israelis still carry concentration-camp numbers tattooed on their arms; almost all mourn murdered relatives. The prospect of sitting down with the Germans to discuss a financial settlement seemed degrading. But Israel, financially desperate and short of everything, could not even afford pride and sentiment. Opposition newspapers reprinted old photographs of naked, emaciated concentration-camp victims stacked, like cordwood, for burning, but there was little else...