Word: reached
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...powerful enemy--world Communism. In my view, the path of our action is clear: first, represent in a forthright manner the position of the University; second, seek to understand and appreciate the positions of those who are engaged in the investigatory activities. Then some attempt can be made to reach a mutual agreement on definitions of principles and, perhaps, an understanding in the present crisis. Three of the speakers presented last Wednesday, I regret to say, did neither. Roger A. Moore '53 President, Harvard Young Republican Club
...Board of Overseers is meeting on Monday in University Hall, but it is expected that the Corporation's suggestion as to Conant's successor will not reach them until at least their April meeting. Under normal University procedure, the president must be approved at two successive meetings of the Overseers, but in 1933 the news of Conant's appointment was released after the first Overseer approval...
...also announced the appointment of a second committee, composed of Corporation members who would interview Furry, and meet with the faculty group in an attempt to reach a decision on what action, if any, will be taken against the 46-year-old professor...
...President's decision was neither hasty nor capricious. He had carefully considered every detail of the case. He had begun to study the case even before he became President, anticipating that Harry Truman would be unable or unwilling to reach a decision in his last days as President. Dwight Eisenhower's answer all but closed the door of doom on the Rosenbergs. There were still a few desperate delaying actions to be made-and Lawyer Emanuel Bloch might succeed in winning more borrowed time-but the only real opportunity of escape lay with the Rosenbergs themselves. If they...
Moslem Majority. A series of triple plays made last week's agreement possible. The Sudan will reach freedom in three stages: 1) countrywide elections for a Sudanese parliament; 2) formation of a Sudanese government; 3) the Sudanese to decide, within three years, whether to join Egypt or remain independent. (Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden assured the House of Commons that Sudan could decide to join the British Commonwealth...