Word: mems
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Harvard, about 50 students gathered on the steps of (??)Mem Church at 11 a.m., planning to march to M.I.T. But, because of the pouring rain and small numbers, they divided into groups and went over by buses and subway...
Today's action will begin with a noon rally on M.I.T.'s Kresge Plaza. Harvard's November Action Committee will rally at 11 a.m. in Mem Church before joining the rest of the Coalition at M.I.T. The NAC will occupy selected offices in the M.I.T. administration building in the afternoon and will halt work in them...
...Meeting for all those canvassing in Cambridge. Mem. Church...
...meeting on Friday, some 60 mem-bers of the Faculty's liberal caucus supported that view. They voted to bring the resolution to the floor of the Faculty meeting so that-in the words of George Wald, Higgins Professor of Biology-the Faculty will "face this issue squarely...
...raises are enabling some traditionally underrewarded workers to catch up. In New York City, for ex ample, the poorly paid public-school teacher is a figure of legend. Last week the teachers' union ratified a contract that, by 1972, will give some top mem bers $16,950 - for 40 weeks' work a year. Raises averaging 9.1%, which took effect last week, will bring the pay of two million U.S. Government civilian employees up to what their counterparts in private industry were collecting a year ago. A deputy bureau commissioner in a large department, for instance, goes up from...