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...Actually," said Gwendolyn Jones, who found the jobs for the Corpsmen in co-operation with local social agencies, "enough things need to be done in this neighborhood that we could employ a thousand volunteers. We had to restrict carefully the kind of jobs the boys do. We couldn't let them just go as additional clerical help to some social agency, but since they're non-professionals we had to have some kind of supervision...
Adele Smith, former R.G.A. president, was surprised by the administration's decision, because the R.G.A. was not consulted. She feels that the plan has obvious faults. "It may restrict the movements of the students. They will have to live with the same girls all four years...
...Reappointed Democrat William McChesney Martin, 56, to a fourth four-year term as chairman of the board of governors of the independent Federal Reserve System. Early in the Kennedy Administration, Martin's efforts to restrict banking credit clashed with Administration views that the U.S. money supply should be expanded to stimulate economic growth. But last week the President warmly lauded Martin for having "cooperated effectively with the economic policies of this Administration...
...hear of any move in the Ivy League to follow the SEC's leadership, but in view of the immense gains of creeping mergerism between Harvard and Radcliffe in the past two decades there is reason for concern. Radcliffe contains numerous athletic enthusiasts. Some girls, it is true, restrict their activities to pasting football programs all over their walls, but others are eager participants. Co-ed volleyball is gaining in popularity, and this year the 'Cliffe produced a hockey team. Its record against even such mediocre competition as the Lampoon was dismal, but we suspect that as the girls gain...
...Council Report suggests a special corps of civil rights agents, free of the entanglements which restrict FBI men in this field, and empowered to "prevent, as well as to investigate, violations of constitutional rights." Such a group, the Report fails to observe, would be more closely linked to Attorney General Kennedy's Justice Department than the FBI, which under J. Edgar Hoover's control has remained semi-autonomous. Thus, the Administration would assume a far less ambiguous legal approach toward the civil rights movement...