Word: existing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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While the three-man committee, headed by Under Secretary of State Nicholas Katzenbach, defended the need for secret financing when CIA started the practice 15 years ago, it concluded that this is now outdated and unnecessary. Enough private foundations currently exist to give financial aid to most needy groups. For those that are unable to find such help or that seem especially worthy, the Katzenbach committee recommended that a public-private organization-perhaps like the Smithsonian Institution-be created...
...social demographic variables, personality characteristics, or various kinds of behavior. A practical matter was also involved. Over the four years there was a certain amount of attrition from the Study, either through leaving Harvard or through unwillingness to participate further in the research. The most complete data, therefore, exist for the freshman year...
...Jeannette Ramos Buonomo, 36, an attractive attorney who, until last month, had been his legislative assistant from the time he was elected Governor two years ago. However, Conchita Dapena de Sanchez Vilella insisted that she would not give the Governor a divorce. "It is true that a separation does exist," she told a news conference. "However, I have neither sought it nor provoked it, nor have I caused it to occur...
...knows how many such papers exist, since they appear sporadically, frequently flounder and die for lack of financial support or reader interest. Most of them are started by bright, active youngsters who are fed up with the blandness of official school papers. In Middletown, Conn., for example, High School Senior John Beatman began editing the Omelette-"It Doesn't Fry People, People Fry It"-because students have "no outlet to express any controversy." Beatman, who was once expelled for wearing a beard, collected a staff of a dozen teen-agers from three Middletown high schools with only one viewpoint...
...George McCray on a Chicago street corner, searched him and found heroin. At a pretrial hearing, the cops testified that they had been tipped off by a reliable informer, whom they refused to identify. McCray's lawyers demanded the informer's name; if he did not exist, there was no "probable cause" and the heroin evidence could be barred. The judge ruled against disclosure, and McCray eventually got a two-year sentence...