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...Democratic Governor Jack Campbell went even farther. Living in an area with supersonic missiles whizzing overhead, he claimed, would be less risky than driving on most highways. The assurances were part of a year-long "education" program mounted by U.S. missilemen in Utah and New Mexico to pave the way for the first prolonged series of missile shots over populated areas...
...last day before the deadline, management announced its acceptance of the plan. The union reply was a joint statement read off by Roy E. Davidson, Grand Chief Engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. "We are being asked," he said, "to agree to a procedure which we believe could pave the avenue to future compulsory arbitration by custom or practice. This we cannot agree...
...Kinasewich case and the special position of the Ivy League still give the ECAC a chance to clarify the muddle President Kennedy's statement should pave the way to an agreement between the NCAA and the AAU. Hopefully both steps will be taken soon, before the U.S. suffers international embarrassment
Currently studying as a Nieman Fellow at the University, Galphin emphasized that the press has unique opportunities to pave and smooth the path to improved race relations. In this respect, the Constitution has been one of the most responsible papers in the South...
...traffic director, he gets full blame for stepping in as Piel's advertising manager and personally ordering the jarring jingles. Outraged at his lack of taste-and perhaps by Piel's disappointing sales-Bert and Harry now want to return with a popular mandate. To pave the way, Y. & R. fortnight ago took the first of a series of 30-second radio spots purporting to be "paid political announcements" sponsored by the "Citizens' Committee to Bring Back Bert and Harry Piel...