Word: harolds
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Edward M. Kennedy '54 (D.-Mass) and Harold Howe II, U.S. Commissioner of Education, will be unable to speak at the National Teacher Corps meeting to take place in Sanders Theatre this Sunday. The meeting has been cancelled, but there will still be information and recruiting Monday through Thursday...
...Lawyer Ickes speaks six languages, has been a Davies lieutenant ever since Davies took him on as general counsel for his American Independent Oil Co. in 1950. The two work together like the barrels of a shotgun-as is only natural. It was F.D.R.'s curmudgeonly Interior Secretary Harold Ickes, Raymond's father, who picked Davies to be wartime Deputy Petroleum Coordinator when he was a vice president of Standard Oil of California. In part because Davies had so faithfully served the old oil-industry scourge, at war's end he found his former job at Standard...
...shrewdest duffer in Buckinghamshire sized up the competition and decided: don't get licked-join him. So Britain's Prime Minister Harold Wilson, 50, who plays golf with a handicap of 18, arranged for Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, 42, to be on his side against two of 'Arold's customary golfing partners, a pair of businessmen. That was a neat stroke, since Lee, in England on an eight-day visit, handles the clubs better than almost any Prime Minister in the world. But after a half-hour's play...
During last week's oral arguments, Lawyer Nixon readily agreed that LIFE has a reputation for checking its facts carefully. In this case, though, he charged the magazine with "reckless disregard for the plaintiff's rights" and "fictionalization for the purpose of profit." Time Inc. Lawyer Harold Medina Jr. pointed out the many similarities between the Hill incident and the Hilliard play, and argued: "This is a nondefamatory article. We said the family were heroes." Just how the court resolves this conflict between privacy and free expression may have important constitutional consequences...
...International Telephone and Telegraph Corp. shareholders heartily approved a proposed acquisition of the American Broadcasting Company, which has annual sales of $400 million; the move would raise ITT from 31st largest U.S. corporation to a rank, according to Chairman Harold S. Geneen, "within...