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Under the headline "Red Hue Seen in Peace Plea," another story in the series notes that "a spot check of (The House Committee on Un-American Activities) files showed numorous entries on the records of some of the more prominent signers of the petition...
...Harvard's President Nathan M. Pusey told the Harvard Board of Overseers' meeting last week that Harvard could only be "pleased and proud" with its Kennedy-chosen. Overseer Kennedy, present and voting, replied that he had picked men on merit alone, was astonished to discover their Harvard hue. "Recently," said he, "I was relieved to find a prospective appointee on the Yale faculty. Then darned if I didn't find out that he was a Harvard graduate...
...last week he opened the White House gates to an economic philosophy of another hue when he chose his chairman of the influential three-man Council of Economic Advisers. The chairman: Walter Wolfgang Heller, 45, a smiling, polysyllabic professor of economics at the University of Minnesota, who ranks among the nation's most articulate believers in Government-planned growth of the U.S. economy...
...glad Mr. Kennedy won-if for no other reason than to give proof positive that we are a tolerant people. This should lay low, once and for all, the hue and cry that Protestants are a bigoted and intolerant lot of people...
Yale's victory in The Game did much more. To a skeptical TV audience along the East Coast, Yale proved it could play a brand of rugged, resourceful football despite the Ivy League's thorough de-emphasis of the sport. Few old Blues, even of deepest hue, would argue that Yale could have won regularly against such emphasized football powers as Iowa, Missouri and Mississippi. But this year Yale had the strength, depth and wit to give a battle, on a given Saturday, to any team in the land. After watching his Pennsylvania team lose to seventh-ranked...