Word: liaisoning
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...failed there was no chance of a $1.25 minimum wage law. Democratic Whip Carl Albert made the rounds with the same message. Sam Rayburn began collecting political lOU's. Telegrams from labor leaders poured in, urging Representatives to support peanuts. The C.I.O.-P.A.C. rushed in its crack legislative liaison man, Bob Oliver, to work the House corridors...
...succeed him the Shah appointed gentle, scholarly Hussein Ala, who had been Court Minister (liaison between government and palace) in the Zahedi regime. Ala is personally loyal to the Shah. Unfortunately, Ala too is ill, and will have to run off to Switzerland for a prostate operation before assuming his duties...
...critics may argue that the priest is too patly saved, but combat soldiers will find nothing unnatural in this result of trial by battle. Author Hardy's terse story is not only credible, it is played out in a setting that is both exciting and topical. Himself a liaison officer in IndoChina at the close of World War II, he has written battle scenes and jungle descriptions that are hotly authentic. Now an accountant, Hardy wrote The Place of Jackals as "an antidote to this rather boring job." No one who reads it will be bored...
...recent formation of a liaison committee between the Graduate School of Design and the Fine Arts Department emphasizes the University's need for a more adequate program of creative arts. Five years ago, after a drastic policy change, the College abolished its Art Department. As the department was then relatively ineffective, the change was justified; but since then there has been no reorganization. The current "Art Department" contains one man who gives three half courses in painting and design, and another who comes from Providence one day a week to teach sculpture. Beyond these classes--which, because of the large...
...Little Father. Spears, a hussar who speaks French like a native, served as a liaison officer with the French in World War I. When World War II began, Churchill chose Spears as his personal representative to the French government. He became a sort of overloaded Hermes whose duty it was to convey to France the untranslatable fire and fighting passion of his master in Downing Street...