Word: edwards
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...their own," says U.J.A. Publicist Rayfield Levy. In 1953, for example, the American Red Cross raised about $42 million from some 41 million members while U.J.A. raised more than $65 million from 2,000,000 Jews and some 500,000 non-Jews. When a Catholic dignitary asked U.J.A. President Edward Warburg one day how the Jews were able to raise so much, Warburg replied: "First you start with 2,000 years of persecution...
Trouble Behind. Such hedging left many a Tory deeply uneasy. Brilliant young (33) Sir Edward Boyle, Economic Secretary to the Treasury, resigned from the government. Boyle was widely respected, and his resignation was far more of a blow than the earlier departure of mercurial Minister of State Anthony Nutting. Two Tory backbenchers resigned. A revolt was visibly in the making...
...editorial alluded to above was written about an incident involving compulsory chapel. It seems Labovitz and another student got up and walked out of the middle of a sermon on the material advantages of church membership. Labovitz says he was then called up by Edward R. Durgin, dean of students, and told that "if you don't like chapel, you shouldn't be at Brown." The Herald wrote an editorial criticizing various aspects of chapel, and they in turn were criticized. "I didn't feel that that was a very just move on the part of the University," William...
...same time, Captain of Traffic Edward F. Tierney pointed out that city police were instructed to report to the University all unregistered student cars which they towed in. "Students can charge off their tickets and fines as cheap rent," Tierney said...
Merom Brachman '58, Council vicepresident, and Edward Robin '57, a member of the committee, led the fight against the recommendation, urging that it is the College's responsibility to accept more students, provided that physical facilities are improved to meet present overcrowding...