Word: morgans
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...things for the just society in the United States. The Constitution is a pretty radical document. It just depends on who interprets it." --Charles Morgan Jr., March...
WITH A PHILOSOPHY like that, Charles Morgan Jr. seems perfectly suited for a career in civil liberties law, and that is exactly where he has found his niche. Morgan, the director of the Washington office of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), spent last Monday at Harvard talking to law and pre-law students--who, he presumed, are still in search of niches...
...York Times, in announcing the engagement of Nelson Rockefeller's daughter Mary to Thomas Morgan, an executive of New York magazine: "The prospective bride is a great-granddaughter of the late John D. Rockefeller and the late Senator Nelson W Aldrich of Rhode Island and, on the material side, of the late George B. Roberts, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad...
...Says Rockefeller, "there is a particularly useful role for the small, specialized museum of high quality." Eventually, it is hoped, the expanded Asia House, with its nucleus of Rockefeller objects, will become an Oriental equivalent to New York's small, specialized Frick Collection of European paintings or its Morgan Library of European manuscripts and prints...
...Edward L. Morgan, a former White House assistant, announced his resignation as an Assistant Treasury Secretary and admitted that it was related to the investigation of Nixon's income tax deduction for donating his official papers to the Government. Morgan, who has testified in Congressman Mills' investigation of Nixon's taxes, had handled much of the transaction and had signed the deed transferring the papers for the President, possibly without authority. Investigators are not sure that the transaction was legally completed before a new law banned such deductions...