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Grossman said the program was an outgrowth of the political campaigns PAX has supported. He explained that four "PAX candidates" had been elected to the legislature and stated that he thought the program would "help them to be more effective legislators...
Savio told an audience of more than 300 people at Lowell Lecture Hall that the current controversy over political freedom at Berkeley was an outgrowth of Kerr's "worldly view" of the University...
...grand jury investigation was an outgrowth of the disclosure, first made by Chicago American Columnist Jack Mabley, that Isaacs drew fees for services from the Cook Envelope & Lithographing Co. at the same time that the firm had contracted to sell $1,144,688 worth of envelopes to the state-and at the same time that Isaacs was state revenue director...
...ELECTRICITY. Charged car bodies are a natural outgrowth of the cattle prods already popular in law-and-order circles. All persons touching the electrified car or touched by it will get painful shocks. Occupants of the car will be immune. A further extension of antiriot electronics is an electrified water stream that deals out high-voltage shocks to anyone it hits. "Ranges up to 150 ft.," says the colonel, "are considered possible...
...decision to seek an amicable solution of the Tunisian problem was an outgrowth of the new, flexible Vatican diplomacy inaugurated by Pope John XXIII and carried on by Paul VI in Hungary, where he is still seeking to work out a modus vivendi for the Church. Paul has also established a new Secretariat for Non-Christian Religions, headed by Paolo Cardinal Marella of the Curia. In the past, the church has sometimes preferred noisy and heroic martyrdom rather than graceful surrender of ancient privileges. Now Rome, with Christian and Moslem Lebanon acting as intermediary, is trying to work...