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Although the administration did not start any public pressure, questionable practices earlier in the semester had raised relations between the managing board and the administration to deteriorate and reliable sources said the editors privately been asked to resign. Students reaction to the spoof was also unreasonable...
McGeorge Bundy, special assistant to the President for national security affairs and former dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, will almost certainly resign his government post to become President of the Ford Foundation, the CRIMSON has learned...
Though the NATO Treaty is for perpetuity, beginning in 1969 any member may resign. De Gaulle presumably was threatening to do just that-but it will hardly mean the end of NATO. The headquarters of the Alliance will have to be moved from Paris, some NATO supply lines rerouted, and the status of U.S. air and logistic bases in France renegotiated. All this might not prove too damaging, for Paris has hinted that it is willing to consider bilateral defense arrangements with Washington. For NATO, France's departure could be awkward but hardly fatal; for De Gaulle, it would...
...GUARDS: John Niland, 21, Iowa, 6 ft. 3 in., 240 lbs., and Stan Hindman, 21, Mississippi, 6 ft. 3 in., 235 lbs. Usually the pros resign themselves to making guards out of college tackles, because college guards are too small. Not this year. Iowa was the doormat of the Big Ten, but Niland still drew raves from 14 pro teams. Hindman, the scouts marvel, "can play any offensive or defensive position in the line, and he is as fast as most fullbacks...
According to the report, they went to Yale "with the knowledge that Harvard will have several masterships open in the near future, and these positions are not easy ones to fill." (John M. Bullitt '43 will resign as Master of Quincy House, and the new tenth House will also need a Master...