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Julius A. Stratton, chairman of the board of the Ford Foundation and former president of M.I.T., will speak at 8 p.m. tonight in Lowell JCR. The topic is "The University and the New World...
...schools play down the rivalry. Yet each is willing to take a velvety swipe at the other institution, and in the process they characterize the schools rather accurately. M.I.T.'s Johnson, who moved up from the deanship of its Sloan School of Management to replace the retiring Julius Stratton, calls Caltech a "helpful collaborator and competitor." He says that "over the years, M.I.T. has concentrated more on applications of science than pure science," rightly claims that "the range of work we do in engineering has no duplicate at Caltech-their whole school is smaller than our electrical-engineering department...
...specialist, is the third non-scientist to be president of M.I.T. He joined the faculty in 1955, and since 1959 has been dean of the university's Alfred P. Sloane School of Management. Actually, yesterday's ceremony was only a formality; Johnson became president on July 1 when Julius Stratton retired to head the Ford Foundation...
Approval of plans to extend the west front of the Capitol was greeted predictably last week. Senator Joseph Clark of Pennsylvania threatened a bill making it a crime to deface the Capitol. Representative Sam Stratton of New York promised to organize a committee of 1,000,000. Senator Mike Monroney of Oklahoma called the plans "inconceivable." William Walton, chairman of Washington's Fine Arts Commission, said: "We have come to the conclusion that to erase this great historic facade would be a national tragedy...
Roosevelt named seven possible candidates for the Democratic nomination including New York City Council President Frank O'Connor and Rep. Samuel Stratton (D-N.Y.) but said "the Republicans are stuck with Rockefeller...