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Young, Peter W. Kaplan, and Steven Asher introduced the idea of a freshman film society in a meeting of the Freshman Council on November 28. A committee of the Council met the next day to drew up a plan and last Tuesday the entire Council approved the committee's proposal...
...took a 15-man advisory committee seven years to draft the new federal rules. They will hardly revolutionize U.S. courtrooms; what they will do is permit a wider range of evidence. The biggest change is a "broader discretion to admit hearsay," says Stanford Law Professor John Kaplan. Hearsay-generally any information to which a witness cannot testify of his own firsthand knowledge-has traditionally been forbidden except in certain specified circumstances (for example, statements made by a person against his own interest). Now a judge may admit any hearsay having "circumstantial guarantees of trustworthiness...
Neil H. Jacobs of South House and Newton; Roger D. Kaplan of Winthrop House and Norfolk, Va.; Paul G. Kleinman of South House and Peekskill, N.Y.; Robert V. Kohn of Dunster House and Shaker Heights, Ohio; James L. Krauss of Winthrop House and Highland Park, III,; Thomas A. Laage of Dudley House and Granda Hills, Calif...
Others see McGovern's economic policies as similar to the once-radical ideas of Franklin Roosevelt in the 1930s. Contends Jack Kaplan, former owner of Welch's Grape Co.: "People accused Roosevelt of plotting the destruction of the capitalistic system, but the fact is that it emerged stronger as a result of his efforts...
Jail Terms. Among the victims of the purge were Theoretician Milan Hübl Kosík, who helped plan the reform program of the Prague Spring; Journalist Jiří Hochman, an editor of what was once a crusading magazine, Reportér; Party Historian Karel Kaplan; and Chess Player Ludek Pachman, an international grand master. Rudolf Slansky Jr. and Jan Sling, sons of the Communist leaders who were executed as "Titoist traitors" after show trials in 1952, were also arrested and then released...