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When director James Walker came to Harvard four years ago the Dartmouth concert was a disreputable collection of hack marches, cliched tone poems and loud football songs. Gradually, however, he has made the event into more than a pep rally; last night's program was thoroughty musical in both content and performance...
...usual. Salinger has already detailed one of his staff helpers to write a compilation of Kennedy Administration feats. O'Brien refers constantly to an ever-thickening notebook packed with facts on Democratic state organizations. National Committee Chairman John Bai ley sees the President frequently, has made dozens of pep talks to local party leaders whipping up enthusiasm for "work on a political spectacular to be produced in November...
...think that an individual or individuals could do this to a church gathering is shocking to say the least; however, it is not any more shocking than the fact that a group could go to a church and mix pep talks for integration with a form of worship...
...present lack of intelligent dinner-table conversation poses a second problem. Some obviously intelligent students claim they are too rushed for relaxed talk. House Faculty affiliates and members of the Radcliffe Institute might pep up the meal hours, but many find dorm meals unpleasantly hurried or sparsely attended and do not come...
Like a sales manager calling in his men for a pep talk, President Kennedy summoned 300 top businessmen to Washington to hear him and his top Cabinet officers whip up a bit of enthusiasm. His message: get out there-away out there-and sell. The two-day White House Conference on Export Expansion was attended last week by some pretty good salesmen, including IBM's Thomas Watson Jr., RCA's David Sarnoff, Raytheon's Charles Francis Adams and Gillette's Carl Gilbert-all of whom paid $50 for the privilege of attending. But the President complained...