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History 134a, a legendary gut under the late Crane Brinton '19, was last year's largest course with 765 students. This year, taught by H. Stuart Hughes, professor of History, it has dropped off the list, along with Math...
...Deal, said the wording of the crucial paragraphs "must have been changed 300 to 400 times." When he was ready, Humphrey made certain that the vice-presidential seal and flag-emblems of his service to Lyndon Johnson-were nowhere in sight. "I wanted to speak as Hubert H. Humphrey, candidate for President," he explained...
...decision has not been referred to Congress since 1824, when Andrew Jackson lost the presidency (he later won it twice) despite having collected 42.2% of the popular vote, against 31.9% for John Quincy Adams and 13% each for House Speaker Henry Clay and Georgia's William H. Crawford. In the Electoral College, Jackson's three opponents denied him a majority. In the House, Clay threw his support to Adams, who thus became President. Though Clay hotly denied Jacksonian charges that he had made a deal, he was soon appointed Secretary of State by Adams. Tempers ran so high...
...Harvard Undergraduate Council will distribute a fact-sheet on ROTC at Harvard in the Houses this evening. The fact-sheet, which the HUC hopes will provide "an objective foundation for meaningful discussion" of ROTC, is accompanied by a letter from Col. Robert H. Pell, professor of Military Science and head of the Army ROTC unit here...
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will be in Boston today. He will address a 10:30 a.m. rally at Logan Airport, then move into Boston at noon for a speech to the National Association of Retail Druggists at the Sheraton Boston Hotel...