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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Last week President Truman hailed the long awaited report of the Anglo-American Committee on Palestine (see INTERNATIONAL). But the reluctance of U.S. political leaders to assume any responsibility in carrying out the Committee's plan was all too evident. Was this a measure of the nation's attitude...
Only a miracle comparable to the parting of the Red Sea or the revelation of the Koran could have made the Anglo-American Committee's report on Palestine (TIME, May 6) entirely palatable to Arabs, Jews and the British Empire. By refusing to recommend either an Arab or a Jewish Palestine, by supporting neither totally restricted nor totally unrestricted Jewish immigration, by hewing to the line of compromise through 40,000 considered words, the Committee found itself in a no man's land between uncompromising factions...
Action by the School on the celebrated Committee report did not wait for its actual publication. Dean Rulon said, since the 15-man faculty of Education began to examine its own status three years ago, taking an active part in the Committee's investigations with two regular representatives working with the Committee of twelve and with several others cooperating...
...their first meeting since 1940, the University's Board of Overseers will convene May 13th and 14th. A report on the inauguration of the new General Education Plan and a visit of veterans Housing Units will comprise the major business...
Recommendations for the five dollar increase in the medical fee were included in a report submitted by Dr. Bock last September but, due to printing difficultie, not issued until this week, concurrent with Faculty approval of the measure...