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Frederick H. Gardner '63 declined the nomination for president yesterday, leaving the field to Thomas E. Vachon '63. Outgoing HDC president Charles W. Hayford '63 said that new nominations would reopen the contest...
...author proves the assumption to have been incorrect and the hope vain. After the British government realized that it could not persuade the Bolsheviks to reopen the war, it conducted military operations in the outer parts of Russia to protect its interests against future German advance. Yet as the author states, the Germans were too concerned about the military situation in the West to penetrate further into Russia. Thus, after the Armistice of November 11, 1918, the British were left with small forces in North and Central Russia who attacked a mission. Ullman leaves the second stage of British intervention...
...this indeed signaled a "standstill" in Berlin, it meant, at best, that the West was postponing a crisis that Moscow can reopen at any time. Moscow might be agreeable, since continued uncertainty would be a serious strain on West Berlin's morale. Dean Rusk was aware of this. But he was apparently determined to find a device that would permit both sides to back away from a crisis that had moved too close to flashpoint...
Murder in the Cathedral will reopen tonight in St. John's Chapel, in spite of an incongruous order yesterday from the Cambridge police that publicity material affixed to telephone poles must be removed immediately to improve Cambridge's appearance. Said director Richard Corum '62, "We will strain every nerve to comply with city regulations. We ourselves find flyers odious...
Although inspectors approved the building last month, the Club has decided not to reopen until completion of the hearing, which will test its status as a non-profit educational organization...