Word: edwin
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...unusual federation of the Departments of Social Relations and Psychology may result from the construction of the William James Center, the new behavioral sciences building, according to Edwin B. Newman, lecturer on Psychology and director of the Psychological Laboratories...
...Arthur Schlesinger Jr. joined Goodwin in making White House policy to go along with the State Department policy Berle was making and the programs put forth by the CIA and the Defense Department. Bobby Kennedy tried a trip to Latin America; so did Adlai Stevenson and Kennedy himself. Eventually, Edwin Martin was made Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs. He served until President Johnson, in his first major appointment, returned Mann to the job he had left nearly three years before and sent Martin off as ambassador to Argentina...
Smith had better luck with Louisiana's Democratic Congressman Edwin Willis, who, like McCulloch, is a member of the Judiciary Committee that approved the bill. Smith and Willis complimented each other on the discovery that they both thought the bill ought to go back to the Judiciary Committee for further consideration. "In the interests of the best legislation that could be devised," said Smith seriously, "I wish you would suggest it to your chairman." "Oh," replied Willis, cheerfully, "I would be delighted to do it. I'll carry the message to Garcia, but I'm not sure...
Only for a brief, early moment was there a flare of hope for quick settlement. After four days of talks, OAS mediators announced that Panama's Foreign Minister Galileo Solis and U.S. Special Envoy Edwin M. Martin had reached what sounded like an encouraging agreement. Under the arrangement, Panama would resume diplomatic relations with the U.S. "as quickly as possible," then within 30 days both countries would sit down to review "all existing matters" of conflict. But not long after the communique was broadcast, everything came unstuck. Claiming victory, Chiari announced that the U.S. was committed to renegotiate...
Though many businessmen were at first indifferent to Walter Heller's tax cut, most now seem to favor it. "Being against the tax cut is like being against motherhood," says Edwin D. Campbell, executive vice president of Massachusetts' Itek Corp. The Government estimates that a cut would give consumers an extra $5.9 billion to spend next year. Though that may not amount to much for each household-$2.30 a week for a married man with a $6,000 taxable income-economists calculate that the "multiplier effect" would give a substantial boost to the economy. About...