Word: spokesmen
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Members sympathetic to Doran say their candidate may not be as forceful or informed as Seymour or Taylor, but maintain that he will be more successful in guiding the Council through controversial issues. Doran, presented by his spokesmen as a hard worker, was in charge of the recently completed report on the student union. Detractors say, however, that he lacks the drive to apply pressure on the administration...
...congressional debate on Federal aid to education, POAU believes that Catholic spokesmen will seek to gain public funds for all colleges and universities, then argue that since Catholic colleges are acceptable recipients, Catholic secondary and grammar schools should be also. Warned Archer: ''We will oppose...
Just Mildly. Gordon denied the newspaper's summation of his testimony. The story was wrong-not wildly, just mildly. Much of the misunderstanding stemmed from the efforts of all sorts of Administration spokesmen to make the President's new taxcut, big-deficit program sound like the sexiest thing since Bardot started wearing clothes...
Justice Department spokesmen had a ready explanation. Last fall three Negroes applied for admission to all-white Alabama, but so far they have been blocked by state authorities. Fearing a future integration showdown similar to the violent mob efforts to keep James Meredith out of the University of Mississippi, Justice asked for aerial photographs to help federal marshals prepare their strategy and tactics in advance. Said a Justice official: "There was sort of a critique on the University of Mississippi-a re-examination of everything we did there in case that kind of thing ever happened again. The marshals thought...
Snap Pressure. Labor spokesmen officially spread the news that Gaitskell would be back at work within five to six weeks, but medical men thought three to six months more likely. This means he will not be able to lead Labor's attack on Britain's Common Market entry. In fact, to Labor's acute embarrassment, the man who becomes spokesman in Gaitskell's place is Deputy Leader George Brown, who is as pro-Common Market as Gaitskell is anti. The conservative Sunday Telegraph paid tribute to Gaitskell by suggesting that "without him, there...