Word: hiring
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Tedson J. Meyers 3L, chairman of the Law School Committee of P.B.H., stated, "Improvements discussed by civic organizations are too often dropped because they do not have the money to hire attorneys to draft ideas into concrete statutes which can be passed by legislatures." Last year the need for the new committee was pointed up by requests from the South End Planning Council for help in drafting health laws...
Playhouse of Stars (Fri. 9 p.m., CBS). Lloyd Bridges in This Plane for Hire...
...election. However, Eisenhower preferred not to be the political handmaid of a president who could call the Fullbright Report on RFC corruption "asinine" or who has still refused to fire Harry "Deep Freeze" Vaughan, Wallace "Grain Speculation" Graham, or Donald Dawson who, as presidential patronage boss with power to hire and fire the directors of the RFC, the Fullbright Report found, "recommended" many RFC loans which later went sour. This he did, the Report continued, on the advice of E. Merle Young, later indicted...
...Silent Hours. No candidate, the committee ruled, would be permitted to: 1) spend more than $1,500 on his campaign; 2) make more than three five-minute radio speeches, or more than a total of 60 speeches in his entire campaign, 3) hire more than one sound truck or more than 15 workers to stand on it and shout his name and bow to the citizenry, 4) print more than 10,000 election postcards, 5) use banners larger than 8 ft. by 2½ ft., or Japanese lanterns-for night parades-higher than 30 in., 6) talk to voters...
...time: $2,017.79. All of the remaining $4,163.70 was scrupulously accounted for, except for one item of $294 for "miscellaneous"-and a $2.25 error in bookkeeping. This was considerably at variance with the Post's implication that Nixon had used the money to buy a house and hire a housemaid...