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...began working with the Urban League in Boston in their demand that Blacks be hired on construction sites at a proportionate rate to whites," he says. "We were a liaison between the Black construction workers and the companies. A lot of students involved were unwilling to risk suspension for the cause when it got to that point...
What remains beyond question is that Philby nullified much British and American espionage during and after World War II, spilling all to his Soviet masters, first as head of the Soviet desk of British counterintelligence and then, from 1949 to 1951, as Washington liaison with the CIA. He remorselessly sent to their deaths hundreds of agents, including ethnic Albanians who in the early 1950s were smuggled into Albania, with covert U.S. and British backing, to foment revolution. Says former CIA Director Richard Helms: "Philby did a lot of damage. He was not only a traitor to his country...
Lampe, the assistant director of the MITIndustrial Liaison Program, will discuss therecord of the "Massachusetts Miracle," Gov.Michael S. Dukakis' plan for economicrevitalization in the state...
Graduate students are also beginning to take on the job of T.A. in their first year, although they were not intended to teach until their third year, says Ray Lurie, former press liaison...
...hoping that the International will want Harvard enough to let it in coed," says Mark R. Chassy, Columbia's liaison with the Harvard chapter...