Word: liaisoning
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...President got to like and trust Frank Lowe during World War II, when Lowe was the Army's liaison officer with Senator Truman's investigating committee. Both of them had been World War I artillery captains in France. In peacetime, Lowe was a prospering businessman, and president of the powerful Reserve Officers' Association. He was also an old buddy of the President's hamhanded military aide, Harry Vaughan-who drew the job of deciphering his all but illegible reports from Korea...
...series of annual Council University dinners, at which members of the city administration and Harvard officials, including President Conant, dine and discuss common problems. Mayor John Corcoran '18 instituted this series in 1942. There was no dinner this year because of the President's illness and absence. This liaison with Cambridge officials often carries over to city departments...
...present trend toward better liaison and overall relationship continues, Harvard and Cambridge will be more than partners in years to come, they will be friends. That has been the general attitude of city and college officials recently...
...this liaison, if carried out along with other common-sense measures, could help NSA fulfill its most important function--that of providing contact between the College and other institutions on the student level. For example, less emphasis on service for students and more on informing them an their representatives about what other schools are doing cannot but help NSA better carry out this task...
Under the now N.S.A. council relationship the chairman of N.S.A. will be an elected or appointed member of the council and will be charged with being the liaison agent between University interests and N.S.A. activities...