Word: repeals
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...School campaign, the anti-CCA attack is of the I'm-not-really-against-the-CCA, but . . . variety. A major proponent of this line is Joseph L. Carson, a party Democrat also very active in the campaign to repeal Proportional Representation. To Carson the Civic Association is hypocritical and elitist. He hinted broadly in answer to an opening question that the CCA was responsible for an electoral system "which becomes a lottery at a certain stage . . . . I don't think the people are stupid, but there is little or no grasp of issues--if people are operating under a system...
Pusey last spring had accepted NDEA loans for 1962-63 on the condition that Congress would repeal the program's affidavit. After Congress failed to act on repeal, Moore asked Pusey for a statement of the University's intention...
Because efforts to repeal at least the disclaimer failed in this year's Congress, Pusey chose to present the issue to the Faculty for review. He added yesterday that he did not expect the NDEA issue to come up regularly hereafter, although the Faculty may again review its policy in "two or three years...
...write-in campaign by students, subsequent withdrawals by other colleges, and further protests from college presidents failed to produce much sentiment in Congress this year to repeal the affidavit part of the program...
That summer, a bill for repeal of the oath and affidavit sponsored by Kennedy and Sen. Joseph S. Clark '55 (D.Pa.), failed to pass Congress, and Pusey soon decided that "going on record" was not enough. The academic community was criticized original for its negligent lobby that let the loyalty provisions pass through Congress unnoticed in 1958, and one year later universities had failed to make clear their opposition to the oath and5PRESIDENT PUSEY...