Word: statement
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Immediately, critics from both parties castigated as unfeeling the official assertion that 4% unemployment is acceptable. The stock market dropped again after Kennedy's statement about controls. Once more Nixon issued disclaimers and, a day later, so did Kennedy...
Last week Kennedy did it again. During questioning by friendly Republican Congressmen on the Joint Economic Committee, he was asked whether the current 4% unemployment rate was "acceptable or unacceptable." Ignoring a prepared statement that a staffer hastily handed to him, Kennedy replied with more candor than tact: "Under present circumstances, it is acceptable." To compound matters, Kennedy also raised anew the idea that if present anti-inflationary policies do not work, the Administration would have to consider "moving into the field of controls of some kind...
Letters should be addressed to Dean Harvey Brooks, 217 Pierce Hall and should reach him by October 27. Each should include the name and address of the correspondent, his departmental affiliation, a telephone number through which he could be contacted, a statement of his views or the views of those whom he represents, an indication of whether he wishes to meet in person with the subcommittee, and if so, a statement of why he feels such a personal appearance is necessary to supplement his written submission...
...CRIMSON reporter called me Tuesday, October 14, and asked me what I though of the University Centers for Rational Alternatives statement on the Moratorium. I said I had not seen it and consequently could not think anything about it. This came out in your news item, "The Harvard faculty members supporting the statement are Nathan Glazier...
...telegram sent to Pusey on Wednesday, six YAF members expressed their support of the President's "courageous statement defending the University from those professional dissenters who would use Harvard officially as a forum for their personal views...