Word: liaisoning
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...came at a meeting between the Traffic Commissioner and the colleges in the Boston City Council chamber's Thursday. "The colleges recognize the growing problem, and we don't expect any trouble determining a uniform system," declared William T. Doyle, Assistant Traffic Commissioner, who has been appointed as a liaison between the schools and the city...
...Capitol Hill Kennedy will, if elected, use Vice President Lyndon Johnson as his chief operative and liaison man. He plans to take a personal hand in congressional affairs as well: "I know more about them, having served in Congress for 14 years." The Cabinet and, in fact, the whole Government would be filled largely with younger men, fresher faces. Jack Kennedy owes very little in the way of political debts-he has been his own best promoter and manipulator-and can choose his team as he pleases. Since he is not a state Governor and has no incumbent Administration...
When morning arrives the details of the story become clear. A French actress, in Hiroshima for the filming of an anti-war movie has had a casual liaison with a Japanese architect. The architect tries to persuade her to remain in the city for another few days. She refuses, yet he pursues her in a strange and melancholy journey through the city. At one point she begins to tell him of an affair she had had with a German soldier during the war. The soldier was killed by a French sniper and shortly thereafter she went mad. Even...
...Paris. Last week, with the hospital finally finished, a clutch of Russian dignitaries headed by Soviet Health Minister S. V. Kurashov showed up in Pnompenh for the dedication ceremonies. Plainly aware that only a week earlier Sihanouk had jailed 16 top Cambodian Communists for "working in liaison with foreigners," Minister Kurashov tried to play it cool. As a Cambodian army band emphasized its neutrality by alternating U.S. jazz with Russian lullabies, Kurashov brought Nikita Khrushchev's personal assurances that "the Soviet Union never interferes in the internal affairs of other nations. We are your true and trusted friend...
Today, in the party's leadership, Old-time Communist Marinello, 61, has stepped aside and become a scholarly front man. Secretary General Bias Roca, 52, a trusted Moscow agent, controls the party apparatus. Rodríguez, 47, is the liaison between the Communists and the government. He is the one who meets secretly with Castro and Guevara. In 1955 the P.S.P. met underground and set out some "Fundamental Points." It demanded: ¶"Nationalization of foreign public service companies." ¶"Nullification of concessions to Yankee imperialists such as the King Ranch, mining and oil companies." ¶"Commercial relations with...