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...steps to soften the stiff, sanctimonious impression that he too often conveys. "He's sure trying to be one of the fellas," says an aide. "He's even using a lot more hells and damns than he used to." Even so, the newsmen who cover Romney still refer to him as "Super Square...
...While we can understand your somewhat technical sense of the term "underground" to refer to "The Action Mass of the People" in Washington [Sept. 29], the term has a most unfortunate connotation and your use of it badly distorts what is happening...
However, Chalmers added that he does not intend to let students in his own House break the rules. If students decided to violate parietals en masse as a protest, Chalmers said, he will be "obligated" to refer their names to the undergraduate disciplinary body, the Administrative Board...
After more than an hour of frequently bitter debate with the anti-war group, the Council voted unanimously to refer the petition to the Committee on Public Safety and Service. The referral in effect killed any possibility of Council action, since the committee's chairman, Councillor William G. Maher, is a bitter opponent of the petition...
...leukemia cases-about 3,000 children), and virtually all got intensive treatment in one of the few medical centers specializing in leukemia. But this does not mean that such care is limited to children living close to those centers. Dr. Zubrod urged his physician listeners to refer patients with suspected leukemia to the centers where, if the diagnosis is confirmed, they can be treated by a team of experts until the leukemic cell count has dropped below the critical trillion-a matter of weeks or months. Then they can go home, to be watched over and given further treatment...