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On every hustings in the land, Candidate John F. Kennedy vowed to back king-sized federal aid to education, and his post-election task force on education three weeks ago urged the spending of more than $9 billion over the next 4½ years, including no-strings grants of $30...
Father Calder never quite understood what his son was up to, but he raised no objection. He died in 1945, just two years after Calder had his first big one-man show at Manhattan's Museum of Modern Art. The fame of the third Alexander Calder, the father of...
As a next step, and a complete policy reversal, Secretary of State Christian Herter said he now agreed with the British and French that the International Control Commission (India, Canada, Poland) that policed Laos for four years after the 1954 Geneva conference should be revived. Premier Boun Oum was at...
Because of the "control" fear, however, opposition to aid for teachers' salaries is to be expected in this Congressional session, and so the new Administration should, if this objection threatens to prevent the passage of any legislation at all, settle for aid for school construction as the very least that...
The Department's primary objection stems from the fact that it is now possible for any concentrator to have tutorial instruction, whether he is taking the eight courses needed for honors or merely the six necessary for regular concentration. Without so stating, the proposed system implies that all candidates taking...