Word: owen
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...visiting professor will succeed Arthur M. Shclesinger, Sr., retiring Francis Lee Higginson Professor of History, next year, as lecturer for History 61b, The Making of Modern America. The professor's name has not yet been announced, but David E. Owen, chairman of the History Department, said yesterday that the historian will be a leading expert in the American field...
Only four pages of the book are devoted to Shapley, and the authors also examine charges against John Stewart Service, Owen Lattimore, and others in an attempt "to throw down a bold challenge to the writers, teachers, and politicians who regard McCarthyism and Communism as twin evils and who profess to see in the former the more imminent danger to our freedom...
Cohn prepared the indictment of Owen Lattimore on charges of perjury, but his career in the Justice Department is best remembered for his testimony before a House subcommittee investigating the State and Justice Departments' foot-dragging in the investigation of U.S. Communists on the United Nations staff. Cohn blandly implied that most of his bosses had opposed him on making public the grand jury's findings. The subcommittee report exonerated Attorney General McGranery and his staff and noted, with an acuity remarkable in a public document: "Cohn left [the subcommittee] with the impression that he is an extremely...
...three department heads, Frederick B. Deknatel of Fine Arts, David E. Owen of History, and V.O. Key of Government, could decide to bring the plan to a departmental vote. If passed by one department, it would then come up before the full Faculty, and the C.E.P.'s rejection would not be binding...
Although Robertson told reporters there would be a large demonstration against Owen Lattimore before his speech a week and a half ago, Shea and a deodorized skunk were the only demonstrators outside New Lecture Hall...