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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Since there is no appeal from the military tribunal's decision, the only hope of the condemned is President Charles de Gaulle, who is empowered to grant pardon. In a front-page editorial, the moderate newspaper Le Monde asked De Gaulle to show mercy in order to finish "with the germs of civil...
...Committee has been remarkably reticent about the entire situation and made its one policy declaration last winter only after receiving a formal 29-page request from the Undergraduate Athletic Council. In denying the 1963 varsity-the E.C.A.C. champion-a tournament berth, the FCAS simply "reaffirmed" its 1962 stand without the slightest elaboration...
...Medical School Faculty has prepared its first textbook on general surgery in 32 years. The 900-page tome, entitled Surgery, will be released this week...
...controversy over the question of United States entry. The Yale Daily News, under a series of chairmen including Kingman Brewster, now dean of the Yale faculty, had taken an isolationist position. At the time when the controversy was greatest, Stewart was writing frequently for the News editorial page, and defending it in public. When the United States finally did enter the war, Stewart wrote a series of editorials suggesting ways in which the university could effectively mobilize for wartime service. Several of his proposals, among them the institution of a course in Japanese, were adopted...
...Best Actress: Anne Bancroft (The Miracle Worker), Lee Remick (Wine and Roses), Geraldine Page (Sweet Bird of Youth), Katharine Hepburn (Long Day's Journey into Night), and Bette Davis (What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?). Davis has won twice before and is thus in a position to become the first person ever to do it a third time. She has been nominated a record ten times...