Word: planning
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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George & Martha. In a formal statement, Kennedy accused the White House of lying about the proposed deal whereby Kennedy would have remained out of the race if Johnson appointed a high-level commission to revise Viet Nam policy. The Senator confirmed that he discussed such a plan with De-fensejSecretary Clark Clifford and went ahead with his candidacy only after Johnson rejected the idea. However, Kennedy said, the commission plan was not originally his nor first advanced by him; Johnson, in a conversation with Kennedy Aide Theodore Sorensen had "welcomed" the notion of a commission and asked Sorensen for specific...
Nixon himself was not so quick to holler victory, though he was as genuinely surprised as anyone else by Rocky's decision. "In politics," he said, "you have contingency plans for just about everything, but our organization had absolutely no contingency plan for anything like this." Still, as he continued his campaign for Wisconsin primary votes, even Nixon had to admit that there was little standing between him and the Republican nomination but some catastrophic blunder of his own. "If we can't get the nomination now," he told TIME'S Loye Miller and John Austin...
...Committee also discussed a proposed revision of the board plan that would reduce the number of meals in the dormitories...
...academic value, one must look at the example cited in your feature article of the 15th. Looking up "Marine Navigation" in the catalogue, it is stated that it mainly duplicates Astronomy 2. Why no move to get rid of Astronomy 2 as a credit course? Unless you plan to argue that all courses for credit be of some minimum academic standard, singling out ROTC courses smacks of more than a little hypocrisy...
...open-market price might very well drop low enough to finally put some risk into speculating. Up to now, with the U.S. maintaining a bottom on prices, the trading has been a heads-I-win, tails-you-lose proposition in favor of the gold buyers. One disadvantage of the plan, however, could be a temptation among smaller central banks to buy gold officially at the $35 price, then turn around and sell it in the open market at a profit...