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...wish to rehearse here all the difficulty our Committee has had, going back to last May, to get a clear answer to the first basic question, whether your Association intends, as a matter of principle, to restrict your membership by considerations of race. As you note in your new letter, your group has "tended to avoid answering the questions whether we shall have restricted membership or not." As recently as October 21, the Faculty Committee was given quite specific written assurances from you and your associat, on the one hand that you had no intention to be exclusive on racial...
...fact, however, Harvard need not restrict its efforts to the Admissions Office. There are many other ways in which the University can benefit Negro education...
Reportedly, however, the committee will restrict itself to these practical particulars and not attempt any broader investigation of the Houses themselves. One Faculty member, nevertheless, expressed the hope that Elder's group would eventually connect its present investigation with a re-evaluation of the House system itself...
American travel to Cuba came under the arbitrary control of the State Department on January 19, 1961. The Department acted under a section of the McCarran-Walter Act which authorizes the executive branch to restrict travel in times of "national emergency" as well as during war. Such a state of national emergency was proclaimed in 1953 and is still legally in effect today...
Harvard's present rating with the Education Office would not restrict the size of the allocation, Gunness said, since he felt that the application accurately described Harvard's needs and justified the increased funds. The majority of the money would go to the Education School with the College receiving the second largest grant...