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...report, which was based on the views of government and educational spokesmen, continued, "In particular, the demands of the military services promise to create a serious situation threatening all deferments in another two or three years...
...supposedly informative panel discussion on "Candidate's Views of Foreign Policy," one of Saturday's All-College Conference seminars, deteriorated into a series of political speeches by spokesmen for Senator Robert A. Taft; General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Senator Estes Kefauver, and Supreme Justice William O. Douglas...
With that, the crowd gave her the biggest hand of the night. Obviously, much of the applause was for Nancy and her winning ways-not necessarily for what she said. But even the other candidates and their spokesmen on the program seemed to go for this Kefauver. Said Bachelor Dick Russell: "Kefauver's chief accomplishment is that he outmarried himself to such an extent. His wife is his most dangerous secret weapon ... If I were running with Mrs. Kefauver, I'd be glad to accept second place." Ohio's Representative Clarence Brown, on hand to speak...
When the truce talks got under way last July, the U.N. knew what brought the Reds to the conference table: they were suffering heavy losses on the battlefield and they faced the prospect of defeat. U.N. spokesmen said insistently that only by continued pressure could the Reds be brought to sign an armistice. But U.N. strategists lost sight of that fact...
Official Vatican spokesmen quickly slid out from under Monsignor Felici's words. He wrote, they protested, as an individual; signed articles in the Bulletin, a monthly magazine for clergy of the Rome diocese, do not represent official church opinion, much less dogma. Monsignor Felici corroborated them: "It was an effort at making a personal judgment on Freudian psychology...