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...solution to such a problem is difficult. In the Federal Courts, where Lattimore will be tried, an ordinary case may take several years to find its way onto the docket. But in these times, for a man to go several years under the label of Red is enough to brand him for life. In extraordinary cases, however, a speed-up in the courts is possible. The Administration is currently making campaign capital of its efforts to ferret out communism. Some of this efficiency should be used to bring the accused to a quick trial...
...World Court last week dropped from its docket a $637,894 suit filed by the U.S. against Hungary and the Soviet Union. The case involved an Air Force C-47 forced down on Hungarian soil by Communist fighter planes, and then confiscated. The sum requested included the $123,605 ransom the U.S. had to pay Hungary to free the plane's four-man crew...
College radio stations, including WHRB and the rest of the Ivy League, are preparing for a showdown with the Federal Communications Commission in order to maintain present operations. According to WHRB station manager William K. McElroy '55, the commission is expected to pass a new docket of restrictions late next month that might cut down the power of the stations to the point where "operation would be impossible...
...docket, which will probably be approved, cuts down the radiation limit of a carrier current system, such as the one employed by WHRB, from 100 to 40 microvolts per meter within in the University. It also imposes a new limitation preventing radiation of over 15 microvolts per meter off of University property. WHRB technicians stated last night that, in effect, all radiation would have to be kept to a 15 microvolts per meter maximum and that operation under these conditions would have to be curtailed...
Only one change was made in the entire three-page docket. The faculty voted, at the motion of John H. Van Vleck, Dean of Applied Science, to change the last sentence under the heading "Course Reduction" to read: "Course reduction will not normally be used to hasten graduation." The CEP's version did not include the word "normally." This change will allow some men to couple course reduction with summer credit and graduate in three years...