Word: stanford
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...similar concerns. Notes Stanford Historian Claude Buss: "Australians, New Zealanders, Koreans, Filipinos and Thais with their forces in Viet Nam are not going to sit aside while we make peace. They will have positive ideas, and they will insist on more security guarantees than we would. They are going to be a lot stickier at a peace conference than...
There are few Americans who remember it, but Carl Hayden once lost an election. Four votes cost him the presidency of Stanford University's student body at the turn of the century. "After that," Hayden observes, "I always ran scared." This sound approach got him elected treasurer and sheriff of Mancopa County in Arizona's territorial days, then carried him to eight terms in the U.S. House of Representatives and seven more in the Senate. Now 90 and the nation's alltime congressional tenure champion with 56 years of service, Senator Carl Hayden has decided that...
...STANFORD...
Meanwhile, student sit-ins were being held elsewhere at Cheyney State College, near Philadelphia, and Stanford University, in Palo Alto, California...
...historical note was unearthed by Henry Muller of Stanford University, one of our many campus stringers-young men and women with whom TIME has a working alliance for news related to colleges. As higher education has become a greater source of news both in the U.S. and abroad, we have placed increasing emphasis on the efforts of student reporters who tell us about campus attitudes and matters of educational interest with a sensitivity and immediacy which an outsider could attain only with great difficulty...