Word: senlis
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Recently purchased by the liberal Washington Post, Newsweek devoted 13 inches to the rallies, of which a third covered the St. Nicholas meeting. Newsweek said that Sen. Barry Goldwater (R. Ariz.) was wrong in indiscriminately "commingling" ADA, YOC, and "Nazified Renaissance Party" pickets...
...talk last night at Jordan Hall with mention of the Young Americans for Freedom rally in New Yok City last week and then blasted the "age of suspicion" fostered by the extreme right wing. He said that he regarded the radical demands of a YAF speaker seriously only because Sen. Barry Goldwater (R-Arixz) and Sen. John Tower (R-Tex.)--"responsible office holders"--were in attendance...
...measure was introduced by Senate majority leader Mike Mansfield (D-Okla.) on Jan. 30 and was immediately referred to the Judiclary Committee, chaired by Sen. James O. Eastland (D-Miss.). Mansfield promised that if the Committee did not act on the bill by the end of May, he would bring it to the floor as a rider to other legislation...
Reactions by official Washington were fairly predictable. Rep. Chet Holifield (D-Cal.), chairman of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, one of the leading proponents of renewed atmospheric testing, said the students were "full of baloney." Sen. John O. Pastore (D.-R.I.) vice-chairman of the committee, was one of the few Congressmen who would not even grant an appointment to the students. He told a student reporter he was against "emotional outbursts" in place of well-founded, knowledgeable democratic opinion" and was insulted at the students "questioning the ability of chosen leaders to make decisions...
...Shih, 70, presided at a cocktail party in honor of new Academia fellows. Suddenly, he collapsed and died of a heart attack. His death severed one of the notable links between his present-day, divided nation and the hopeful, revolutionary years of a half-century ago when Sun Yat-sen founded the Republic of China. Like his country, Hu Shih's own family was split: one son is on the Communist mainland, another in the U.S. For his many friends, Dr. Hu Shih's epitaph could be taken from one of his own poems...