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...voters out there that feels none of the intoxication of post-mortem election analysis. Tuesday night brought for them a numbness that came on like a novacaine injection all at once at about 8:15 p.m., and lingers still. For these voters—many former supporters of Edward Kennedy, or backers of John Anderson, or supporters of smaller third parties, or even those who “held their noses and voted for Carter”—the election not only rejected their candidates but told them they no longer were part of American politics...
...economic adviser to Kennedy during the 1960 campaign and maintained close links with the family—Senator Edward M. Kennedy ’54-’56 spoke at his memorial service last week. President Kennedy made him ambassador to India from...
...from contact with a professor or grad student she would then go on and do her studies very much on her own initiative.” Wobber, who is studying chimpanzees in the Democratic Republic of Congo, was not available for comment at press time, according to her father, Edward P. “Ted” Wobber. —Staff writer Doris A. Hernandez can be reached at dahernan@fas.harvard.edu...
...planned attack on the center. “It wasn’t just a vandalism act by a kid,” she told The Crimson. “There’s a reason behind it.”The incident prompted a visit from Edward J. King, then-governor of Massachusetts, who announced a statewide anti-arson campaign. But despite a $1,000 reward posted to apprehend the culprits, Cambridge authorities could not uncover any information as to who might have set fire to the House.—Staff writer M. Aidan Kelly can be reached...
...Professor Edwin O. Reischauer (who later became U.S. ambassador to Japan) on the causes of the Korean War.The popular press exploded. Both major Boston newspapers attacked Harvard for permitting a notorious member of the U.S. Communist Party to appear on campus to propagandize innocent undergraduates. A Cambridge City Councilman, Edward A. “Fast Eddie” Sullivan, proposed that Harvard Yard should be taken by eminent domain and converted into a parking lot. The Massachusetts legislature debated the imposition of a “loyalty oath” upon the faculty members of any university in the Commonwealth...