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...Public Administration ('62-'63). He is teaching a seminar at the Institute of Politics this year, "How the Congress Responds to Crisis." He is confident that Nixon will either resign or be impeached. He speculates that Tuesday's Republican loss of the Cincinnati congressional seat of Rep. Willis D. Gradison Jr. (R-Ohio) to the Democrats will create "more than just subsurface panic" in the GOP, and it will place "enormous pressure" on the president to resign...
...following men have been appointed for the coming year: Marvin A. Asnes '51, Research Asst., Advanced Production Problems; Vernon Alden '50, Administrative Asst. to Dean; Phillip S. Borden '50, Research Assoc., Elements of Administration-General; Charles G. Ellington '49, Research Assoc., Elements of Administration-General; Willis D. Gradison, Jr. '51, Research Asst., Invests Management; John M. Hamilton '49, search Assoc., 2nd year Account Robert A. McNearney '51, Research Assoc., Mobilization Analysis Center; Peter Massey, Jr., Research Assoc., Mobition Analysis Center; George M. Wmore, Jr. '51, Research Asst., Mobilization Analysis Center...
President Willis David Gradison, 37, has been in office longer than the head of any other U. S. Stock Exchange, is now serving his seventh term. A husky, ruddy, six-footer, who dislikes suspenders and garters, he is chairman of the City of Cincinnati's finance committee, which has had no small part keeping the city's credit at the top of the municipal list...