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Also elected were Patricia W. McCulloch '65, of Edmands House and Miaml, Fix., art director; Thomas M. Geizler '65, of Kirkland House and East Orange, N.J., editorial chairman; Eliot H. Sherman '65, of Adams House and Newton, assistant business manager; and Patricia C. Jones '64, of Warner House and Los Angeles, Cal., clerk...
Search for Ideas. But also evident in the Republican speechmaking was a recurrent recognition that, vulnerable as the New Frontier's record is, the Republican Party has to offer the nation something more positive than denunciation. Speaking in Boston, Kentucky's Senator John Sherman Cooper told his Republican audience that the Democratic Party had won its majority position "because it is a lively party . . . because it gives the idea of change and progress," and he urged the Republicans to strive for a consensus "upon the fundamental purposes and interests of our party." New York's Senator Jacob...
Arriving in Boston for Lincoln Day ceremonies, liberal Republican Senator John Sherman Cooper of Kentucky, called for a new blockade "in the event that diplomatic negotiations fail to remove Russian troops and missiles from Cuba...
...exerting major efforts to contain the struggle. By recognizing Sallal's republican regime last month, Washington had delighted Egypt's Nasser and offended Jordan and Saudi Arabia. Now Washington hoped to deter Nasser and reassure Hussein and Saud by sending the U.S. destroyer Forrest Sherman on a "routine" visit to the Saudi seaport of Jidda-the hoary political device that hints of force. And, though it was laconically denied in Washington, sources in the Middle East insist that the U.S. has agreed to a Saudi request that antiaircraft batteries and radar-control equipment be sent...
...increasing role as cultural centers in their communities, colleges are sponsoring lectures open to town as well as gown, and now account for at least 50% of the business handled by the three nationwide lecture bureaus. At Middlebury College in Middlebury, Vt., last week, Vermont's ex-Governor Sherman Adams, a veteran of six years of power and pillory as Eisenhower's "Assistant President." gave his appraisal of the pressures on a U.S. President: "Great decisions are not the result of popular mandate, but of presidential judgment. It is the President's duty to stand...