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...what has happened to him while in jail. Unlike Chessman, who was arrogant and pathologically egotistical to the last, Crump appears to be totally reformed-so remarkably so, in fact, that his attorney, Donald P. Moore, this week is basing his appeal to the state parole board, which will recommend a course to the Governor, on an argument virtually without precedent in legal history: Crump's rehabilitation. Among the 60 persons who have given more than 200 pages of glowing testimony about Crump is Prison Guard Jack Fahey, whose life Crump saved by disarming an inmate during an escape...
...Reflecting a division within his own Administration about the advisability of an immediate tax cut, President Kennedy at his press conference said that he would recommend one "if we decide it is needed"-but did not retreat from his belief that tax reduction would best be coupled with overall tax reforms planned for next year...
...Presbyterian churches in the city-decided, by a vote of 79 to 11, to revoke Broadway Presbyterian's call to Merriam. The presbytery also selected a nine-man judicial commission to try Merriam on charges of "untruthfulness" and "talebearing." If it finds him guilty, the ecclesiastical court could recommend Merriam's expulsion from the church...
...President's committee that is now studying exams should recommend that students be allowed to bring any materials they wish into the examination room, the initial furor would be enormous. But just this kind of rule is needed to encourage professors to think out their courses more carefully and to give students a sensible degree of responsibility for their own education...
...Kennedy's 20-man Advisory Committee on Labor-Management Policy, which last week urged that the President be granted extraordinary powers "in any bargaining situation in a major or critical industry which may develop into a dispute threatening the national health or safety." In such cases, the board recommended, the President should be empowered to: 1) appoint an emergency board which, as is now the case with the regulated railroads and airlines, would mediate the dispute and recommend settlement terms; 2) order an 80-day strike postponement without asking court sanction, as the Taft-Hartley law now requires...