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In an October 9 letter to President Pusey, Nelson reviewed his credentials and explained his philosophy of Harvard-community relations. Yesterday he said that a Medical School professor will formally nominate him for the post.
Under the proposal, the dean would nominate candidates for all the Council positions. Additional nominations, however, could be made by petitions signed by at least ten Faculty members, in which case a special Faculty election by mail ballot would determine the Council members.
Ford will reportedly nominate Faculty members for all 18 positions-six representatives each from the social sciences, the natural sciences, and the humanities. One-third would be junior Faculty members. Faculty members could nominate their own choices for election by petitioning.
Sir: May I be the first to nominate your Men of the Year, 1969: Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, Michael Collins.
Nixon announced last Friday that he would nominate J. Ronald Fox, associate professor of Business Administration, for the Army position. Fox's nomination now goes to the Senate for confirmation.