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...announcement confirmed rumors circulating in Cambridge and the capital that the Overseers would go to Washington for their May meeting so that John F. Kennedy '40 could attend. The President is winding up a six-year term on the Board...
...last Overseers' meeting which Kennedy attended was on Jan. 9, 1961, two weeks before his inauguration. At that time he was nearly mobbed by students as he tried to walk across the yard to the Loeb Drama Center. Kennedy was elected to his six-year term on the Board of Overseers in 1957. Overseers are not eligible for re-election...
...President last attended an Overseers meeting on Jan. 9, 1961, two weeks before his inauguration. The May meeting will mark the end of his six-year term of office. No member of the 30-man Board, the alumni governing body of the University, is eligible for re-election...
...Broadway. Off-Broadway can also take substantial credit for spurring interest in two modern greats, Eugene O'Neill and Bertolt Brecht. When off-Broadway's greatly gifted Jose Quintero directed The Iceman Cometh, in May 1956, O'Neill's reputation was dormant. The remarkable six-year run of The Threepenny Opera at the Theater de Lys helped to detonate a Brecht boomlet that is finally exploding on Broadway with the March arrival of Brecht's best play, Mother Courage...
...lengthiest and most acerbic feuds ever waged by two grown U.S. corporations ended last week. In a joint announcement, Radio Corp. of America and Philco declared that they had settled a six-year battle of claims, counterclaims and court suits over color television patents. Under a complicated out-of-court agreement, RCA will pay Philco $9 million for permanent patent rights on all its color TV processes; in addition, Philco will have access without charge to all RCA color patents granted before October...