Word: memberships
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Harvard Dramatic Club will meet this afternoon to consider further a series of proposals aimed at increasing the membership's influence over the club's executive committee...
Shuman's amendment would permit the committee to make a limited number of nominations when vacancies occur, but would leave the final decision up to the whole membership...
...vote of the full House membership flagrantly disregarded the recommendations of a bipartisan committee chosen to investigate the numerous charges against Powell. The committee's proposals were severe -- Powell was to be censured, deprived of his seniority, fined $40,000, but seated. Three-hundred-seven congressmen didn't think that sufficient. Their ranks included, predictably, almost every representative from the South...
...Board of Trustees then adopted a resolution that commended the undergraduate Report on Bicker. The Trustees also set up a seven-man committee to consider seriously the changes outlined in that report, "especially to seek to aid in developing, if possible, more suitable ways for sophomores to gain club membership...
...successes of the A.F.T. are rapidly pushing the 110-year-old N.E.A. into a tougher stance of its own toward improving teachers' salaries and working conditions. Organized primarily by professors of education, the N.E.A. has long been dominated by its principals and superintendents rather than by its teacher membership, and A.F.T. officials sneer at it as a "company union." Traditionally favoring discreet pressure rather than open protest, the N.E.A. has done its most effective work at the state level, where its sophisticated lobbyists have cajoled legislatures into sharp increases in state school...