Word: proper
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Howard J. Phillips '62, President of the student Council and co-chairman of last years' drive, called the $22,500 goal "realizable and proper." Along with this year's co-chairmen, Michael H. P. Belknap '63 and Thomas C. Jones, Jr. '63, Phillips emphasized the importance of the first evening in making the drive a success...
...separate conference. "I, of course, would have been very glad to have called upon him, and the fact that he wanted to come here, I think, is an excellent example of how our American system works." Nixon took pains to say that he and Kennedy agreed on "the proper role of an opposition party and of an opposition leader"-a remark that was interpreted as 1) an indication that he would accept no job in the Kennedy Administration, and 2) notice to any wondering Republicans that he frankly intends to be the G.O.P. leader...
...districts, each nearly equal in population, have the voters in each district choose one elector, plus two "at large'' electors to be selected statewide. Under such a system, says Mundt, "the present inordinate power of organized pressure groups in the big-city states would be reduced to proper proportions...
Campbell declared that the new bill contains no such tax provision. He said, however, that taxes accruing from proper use of the land might mean a $10 tax reduction for all the citizens of Cambridge...
Doubting Demigod. Flashy as that record is, Terry Baker would still be one of the most remarkable football players in the game if he never completed a pass or made a yard on the ground. For not only has Baker wondered if Oregon State is the proper place for him-despite his status there as a demigod that would make any other player dizzy with glory-but he harbors dark doubts about the wisdom of even playing the game of football in the first place...