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Though English nationalized medicine has made health care more accessible to lower income groups, it has failed to improve British medicine significantly, Harry H. Eckstein '46, assistant professor of Government, concluded in his recent book, The English Health Service...
...will be impossible, Taylor indicated, to arrange a series of small dinners similar to those which marked the recent visit of playwright S. N. Behrman '16, because Bradley's stay will be a good deal shorter than Behrman's, which lasted a week. The House staff will, however, try to allow as many students as possible to meet the General personally...
...basis of fair procedure underlay the war trials vanished last week when Castro ordered the retrial of forty-three airmen accused of bombing civilians during the civil war. Aside from the defense that in military operations bombing civilians is perhaps inevitable, or at least has not been outlawed in recent wars, the fliers had been acquitted on the same charge by a lower court. Castro, exclaiming that they were being tried "not by law, but by the will of the people," ordered a new trial...
While it would be unfair to Premier Khrushchev to consider Prime Minister Macmillan's recent Russian trip a triumph for the West, much more has been gained by it than might have been expected...
...Harvard and the Program," Foundation trustee William A. Robertson '31 asserted. For example, "we think the recent Zborowski case has hurt the program considerably." Zborowski, a research assistant in Social Anthropology, was convicted of perjury in connection with testimony on communist affiliations...