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Enter Rep. George Keverian '53 (D-Everett), lifetime politician and an unlikely though erstwhile challenger to the throne. For 17 years, Keverian had been the most loyal subject in the realm, one of McGee's personal favorites who was eventually rewarded with the title of Majority Leader. Whenever McGee had...
In late March, Eagleburger went to Brussels for a meeting with foreign ministry officials from other NATO countries to discuss implementation of the 1979 decision. He was accompanied by the acting deputy director of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Michael Pillsbury, a protege of right-wing Senators. Pillsbury...
Parkinson and Thatcher learned of the interview in the predawn hours Friday. The resignation was announced at 9:45 a.m. Said a senior Tory minister: "At some point, someone in this affair lied." In the messiest possible way, Thatcher had lost a close personal protege and left herself open to...
Both actors develop their characters particularly nicely in a scene in which the couple participates in an amateur production of Strinberg's The Father. The rehearsals are directed by an eccentric, egotistical fop (Jon Finlayson) who makes Patricia into his new protege and who takes the play so seriously that...
Nearly 20 years after he first came to Harvard to author a tribute to his slain mentor, former Kennedy aide Theodone C. Sorensen was back on campus yesterday working for his protege. Democratic Presidential hopeful Sen. Gary Hart (D-Codo.)