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Coronery Occlusion. In Milwaukee, Frank G. Dionesopulos, Democratic candidate for coroner, came in third in a field of four candidates after he announced his slogan: "A square deal for every body...
...party has yet to find the proper rocket fuel (o propel it on the second stage to its New Jerusalem. About the only fresh election cry came from Gaitskell. In a land where only one family in three has a car, he won big cheers by offering the campaign slogan: "A car for every British family...
This kind of attitude seems very much in line with the Administration's general thinking about the role of athletics in a University. "Athletics for all" is a favorite Harvard slogan. The intramural program goes far toward making this phrase real; but intercollegiate contests present another--and at least as valuable--kind of athletic experience. The University should do all in its power to make this experience available to as wide a range of people as possible...
...throat. Even regarded as a symbol of gentility, the compulsory necktie is an unwarranted imposition on those of us who are conscientiously ungenteel. Perhaps Harvard will some day experience among its students a revival of the zeal that characterized its founders. On that day we might remember the slogan promulgated by one of the Tom Paines of Jenkins Township-Yatesville Borough Joint: "We won't wear ties...
...Right-to-work is a cleverly conceived slogan created by some huckster on Madison Avenue," Kenneth Kelley, Secretary-Treasurer of the Massachusetts A.F. of L. said last night in an address to the Harvard Eisenhower Young Republican Club...