Word: selections
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Fortnight ago word leaked out that another nation had joined the U.S., Britain, Russia and France in the world's select little club of atomic powers. But which? Some said Sweden. But last week the London Daily Express reported that the new member of the club is Israel. The story was diplomatically denied by Israel, but the word in Washington is that Israel indeed has begun to produce fissionable material-although it is still a considerable way from producing an atom bomb...
Under Sohn's proposal there would be no danger of either nation cheating, he explained, since the other might select one of the too-well-stocked regions for disarmament. There would be provisions to insure that arms could not be shifted from one region to another after the initial divisions had been made...
...result, "financial need will no longer determine room choices and assignments," the President declared. Scholarship students and other girls with limited incomes will be able to select regular doubles, large off-campus rooms, or dormitory singles without paying extra...
...past, many scholarship students and girls with limited incomes have found it necessary to live in economy doubles, low-priced rooms off-campus, or co-operative houses to keep costs at a minimum. Under the new policy, they will be able to select dormitory singles or larger rooms in off-campus houses without paying extra, Frances R. Brown, Dean of Residence and Student Affairs, pointed out Yesterday...
...rule the world. And when the court's 15 judges, resplendent in black robes and white jabots, assemble in their chamber in The Hague's Palace of Peace, they represent the world's legal conscience. Named last week by the U.N. General Assembly to join this select circle were six replacements for retiring judges. Most notable newcomers...