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Phoebe Stone '55 and Paula Trygstad '53, spokesmen for the petitioners, explained that general feeling throughout the college was that ballot counting had become too secretive, and that many students were not aware of procedure in elections...
...Spokesmen for the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools and the New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools said that regulation of conduct of athletics is the responsibility of the individual institutions, the various conferences...
Bound to Evade. Unluckily, there was no debate judge to pound a gong and say that the U.N. had won. The Reds knew they were not in a debate. In the Communists' eyes, their spokesmen at Panmunjom were fighting a battle, just as truly as their troops in the field had been fighting up to the November lull. In their view, the negotiators were as thoroughly bound as battlefield soldiers to evade, confuse and deceive their enemy...
Mediator Ching listened for eight hours to the spokesmen of both sides-Phil Murray and U.S. Steel's Vice President John A. Stephens-then turned it all over to Harry Truman. The President bucked it on to the Wage Stabilization Board, and asked both sides to keep production going until the board hands down its recommendations. Said Harry Truman in a voice whetted to cut Phil Murray's bonds: "The immediate obligation on the steelworkers is to decide to remain at work . . . The union members and their leaders, and the managers of the steel companies, have a responsibility...
...same time that the company sought the five cent coin-phone rate increase, spokesmen requested a temporary two and one half cent general rate increase to offset any losses incurred in the eight-month period necessary to make the coin-box changeover...