Word: harolde
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Harold B. Dunkerley, Development Development Advisor for the Service, is in charge of the is in charge of the Colombia team. He will be returning to Harvard in two or three months but no successor has been named because of the situation's uncertainty, Papanek said...
...Harold Stassen, 58, the G.O.P.'s perennial candidate for almost anything, hopped back on the treadmill with a bid to wrest his party's nomination for Governor of Pennsylvania from Lieu tenant Governor Raymond Shafer, organization candidate and the choice of Governor William Scranton. Stassen, presidential aspirant in 1948, 1952 and 1964, lost the gubernatorial nomination in 1958, was trounced by Democrat Richardson Dilworth when he ran for mayor of Philadelphia in 1959. He plans to base his campaign on opposition to the war in Viet Nam, vows to make the G.O.P. the "peace party...
Burning a draft card, argued the de fense, is "an integral part of free speech" and therefore protected under the First Amendment. Not so, ruled Federal Judge Harold Tyler Jr. Thus Pacifist David Miller, 23, the first U.S. citizen to be arrested and indicted under a 1965 federal law prohibiting the destruction of a draft card, last week in Manhattan became the first to be found guilty of breaking that law. Judge Tyler deferred sentencing until next month, and Miller, who works at New York's Catholic Worker Hospitality House, a religious-pacifist organization, remained free on $500 bond...
Trying to preserve the value of the pound is a frustrating and sometimes exasperating task. Noting that British unions continue to make inflationary demands while management clings to ancient inefficiencies, Prime Minister Harold Wilson recently accused Britons of "sheer damn laziness," demanded of both sides "a full day's work for a full day's pay." But despite Wilson's exhortations and despite his government's voluntary "prices and incomes policy," which aims at limiting wage escalation to 3.5% annually, wages last year jumped by 8% while prices rose by 4.5%. Productivity increased only...
...recent trial of two Russian writers, though it ended Monday in their conviction, may have been an important break-through in the struggle for civil liberties in the Soviet Union, Harold J. Berman, professor of Law, said yesterday. Berman, one of the country's leading experts on Soviet law, said that authors Andrel D. Sinyavsky and Yull M. Daniel are the first Soviet political defendents who were not pressured to plead guilty and who were permitted to have an active defense...