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...m.p.h. model to be used in overseas flights. President Johnson is expected to make the final decision about Jan. 1. The FAA also ordered a quick investigation of whether either design could be adapted into a medium-size SST that would avoid the sonic boom that may well restrict the larger plane from flying over land routes. For that study, the FAA gave a $65,000 contract to North American Aviation...
...spirit of this move undermines what Harvard stands for--free debate is such a natural instinct that any attempt to restrict it unreasonably should be voted down as a matter of course. Handlin should have waited for a debate to begin before he offered his motion. Now, it appears that a majority of Faculty has disregarded the desire of its minority and 1500 students for a discussion--much less a position...
...striking students -- even if they seem uncollected and in a few instances unspecific-- are geared to reverse some of the undesirable trends of the past two years. The Berkeley administration has been simultaneously pretending a desire to work with its student opponents and finding ways to subtly restrict them. Now those students are mounting a defense...
...weeks ago, a group of Cliffies petitioned the Radcliffe Government Association to restrict men to the first and fourth floors only, after 6 p.m. As RGA tabled the proposal until the middle of December, Miss Porritt noted that there was no need to determine solutions for a problem that no one was sure existed...
...week's end Chuck Percy had said nothing publicly about resuming his campaign, but advisers predicted that he would restrict his activities to a few television appearances and issuance of position papers on major issues. No matter which man wins in November, his victory will inevitably be clouded by Valerie's death, a tragedy that made political issues seem almost irrelevant...