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...undersigned faculty members of Van derbilt's Divinity School do not consider its almost ten years of integration to be token desegregation. Colleagues absent during spring recess vould undoubtedly agree...
...SANDERSON Vanderbilt '39 Dallas, Texas Sir: The undersigned faculty members of Vanderbilt's Divinity School do not consider its almost ten years of integration to be token desegregation. Colleagues absent during spring recess would undoubtedly agree...
Clearly, the gap between the two sides was narrower than the one that led to 1959's bitter, 116-day strike. Then why the recess after only three weeks' bargaining? Sighed one top Administration economist: "Both sides wanted to assert their independence and get out from under Government pressure." Both steel labor and management apparently felt that the Administration's energetic tactics had saddled them, in the public eye, with the obligation to hammer out a noninflationary deal or take the consequences...
...Because the hockey season in recent years has tended to be so long and intensive the Ivy League colleges now by agreement try to limit their seasons to no more than 22 games in term plus four games during the Christmas recess. In our view lengthening the hockey schedule by two weeks of championship competition would be an undesirable extension of our season and would interfere more than we wish with the academic work of the squad...
Even with Congress in recess, the partisan snipers still plinked away. As the Republicans' leading sharpshooter, New York's Congressman William Miller, retreated to Florida to meditate the wisdom of surrendering either his chairmanship of the G.O.P. National Committee or his House seat, his fellow New Yorker, Democratic Congressman Emanuel Celler, helpfully counseled him to hang onto the latter. After the recent "Rocky-mandered" reapportionment of New York's congressional districts, gibed Celler, a Republican could not be unseated in Miller's district "by St. Gabriel himself." Responded Miller: ''I hope-for once...