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That, however, is not what the league decided to offer. Last week, its five-woman debate committee announced that Anderson had met the criteria of becoming a "significant" candidate-attaining a 15% rating in the polls.* Said League President Ruth Hinerfeld: "Our task was relatively easy. Since the polling data were clear and unambiguous, our decision was unanimous...
With the cards thus laid on the table, representatives of the three sides met with the league later in the week to try again to reach a compromise. All the formulas failed. After more than two hours, Hinerfeld came out to announce that no agreement had been reached; Carter would probably be represented in Baltimore by an empty chair. Joked White House Press Secretary Jody Powell: "It'd be the only non-Republican item on the stage." Upon reflection, however, the President's men were upset by the prospect of the symbol of Carter's absence helplessly...
...same time, the annual Triangular Meet draws to a close as Walter C. Carrington '52, another Coolidge winner, Norman M. Hinerfeld '51, and Henry S. Steiner '51 take the negative on the same topic at Princeton...
Retiring executives are Douglas M. Fouquet '51, President; Andrew E. Norman '51, Managing Editor; Norman M. Hinerfeld '51, Business Manager; Paul W. Mandel '51, Editorial Chairman; Roger M. Burke '52, Photographic Chairman; Bayley F. Mason '51, Associate Managing Editor; Peter B. Taub '51, Sports Editor; and John Kaplan '51, Advertising Manager...
...understand why Mr. Hinerfeld, one of the signors of the protest, objects now to the use of the word "purge." True, there was no "purge." But Mr. Hinerfeld was especially assigned by the President of the Council to review the article before publication...