Word: note
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...book. while we walked to Wyeth Hall to have tea with the women, I mentioned a Harvard professor's book about seventeenth century merchants. Mrs. Friedan immediately interrupted, "Doesn't his wife collaborate on some of his stuff? She does? What her name?" Pulling out a note book, she asked if we knew any other wife-husband teams...
...function without a drain on the taxpayer. But it is also true that the combined Authority has produced a very discouraging record for the port itself. The rate of gain in short tonnage has not increased appreciably since the Authority assumed control in 1959, and an even more depressing note is revealed in the number of ships visiting the port, which decreased by 361 ships from '59 to '64. The fact is simply that the MPA has not increased or even equaled the rate of growth experienced during the Port of Boston...
...winter issue of the Harvard Republican Review, the Harvard Young Republican Club has taken a careful, and for the most part, realistic look at the Southern Republicans. But when it turns to an analysis of the race issue a note of uncertainty creeps in and the most prickly problem of all--how any party can manage to bring conservative white Southerners and Negroes together under a single label -- gets only a glossing-over...
...Note: Ardery's reply is on page...
Louis Lyons and Dwight Sargent need no defense from me, since what they have accomplished (and the record of past Niemans in and out of Journalism) speaks for itself. Suffice it to note that President Conant, whose hopes for the Nieman program were so often invoked by Ardery, was sufficiently well pleased by the program developed under Lyons to keep him in the curator's post. And also to note that President Pusey, and journalists in general, have felt the same way about Lyons and now about Sargent...