Word: projects
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Although a building to house administrative offices has already been proposed for this location, we hope to receive priority for our project because of the spot's proximity to Sterling," Babb stated. This particular location is important because the new college library would probably differ from Lamont by working more closely with the University library, according to John H. Ottemiller, Associate Librarian at Yale...
...will soon send out questionnaires to 5000 businessmen throughout the country who have worked for the Government, who have declined to work for the Government, who are currently working for the Government, and who have never been asked by Washington to take a job. Among the purposes of the project, according to its executive director Louis A. Traxel, is to find ways to encourage American businessmen to serve the Government...
...Today, the Soviet leaders arrive in New Delhi to tempt the Indians into accepting increased Soviet technical aid. Already, the Soviets have offered to India funds and technicians for a steel mill, to Egypt funds for a giant dam, and to Lebanon million of dollars for a river development project. These projects may be minute when compared to the U.S. aid that has flowed into Asia and the Middle East, but the start of a Soviet technical aid program poses a threat to the free world that must be met largely by increased U.S. technical...
...generally making Cambridge a desirable place for young families--including those of Harvard faculty members-- to live and bring up children. What is needed is a high-level Citizens' Committee that would include representatives of Harvard, M.I.T. and other groups in the city--the kind of University-community project that has served in many American cities to solve civic problems and improve town-gown relations. The City Council should move to set up such a committee, and the two local universities should name official representatives to it. This action would not solve any problems overnight, but in the long...
Meanwhile, several other Cambridge citizens who have worked on the city's urban renewal project agreed that Harvard "has held itself aloof" from municipal problems. They urged that the University appoint a planning board for its own development and that it consult with the city before planning buildings like Shady Hill or the new hygiene center...