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...second joint negotiating session at the Federal mediator's office yesterday afternoon wound up with spokesmen for both sides in the Boston newspaper strike saying that they thought some progress had been made...
...closely than the junior Senator from New York, who is not even a member of William Fulbright's debating society. As the interrogation droned on, Robert F. Kennedy restlessly paced his Washington office, occasionally caught himself talking back to the screen. Bothering Bobby was his belief that Administration spokesmen were dodging a key question: What role should the Viet Cong play during a peace conference? And afterward...
...more annulments than any other state. Whatever their other disagreements, affluent couples usually agree to flee to divorce in easier states. A strong drive is being conducted in the New York legislature to reform the state's 1787 divorce law, a reform that has long been opposed by spokesmen of the Catholic Church. This time, though church spokesmen have asked for a delay in consideration of the reform bill, a group of Catholic laymen has urged its passage, and the prospects look better...
...Harvard academic and administrative community. If any one area of study has dominated the list (and I don't believe it has), it could only have been by a narrow margin. We have heard from and argued with deans, physicists, law school professors, musicians, English professors and engineering spokesmen, as well as professors from the departments of government, social relations and history...
...ascribed to the short-acting sulfas, which have to be taken four, to six times a day. FDA "hawks," who favor drastic action, wanted to pull the long-acting sulfas off the market on the grounds that the short-acting drugs are equally effective and are safer. Congressional committee spokesmen and other Sadusk foes, who have been leaking confidential FDA documents to selected newsmen, accuse Sadusk of a) having dragged his feet for at least a year before taking any action, and b) having watered down the final action to a mere label warning that use of shorter-acting sulfas...