Word: strictly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...only be "mutually beneficial." Next week King Mahendra plans to make a state visit to West Germany, which is discussing several possible aid projects for Nepal; on his way home, he will stop off in Pakistan for talks with President Ayub Khan. Mahendra, who calls his policy one of strict nonalignment, claims that his Foreign Minister Tulsi Giri actually invented the word. Be that as it may, few other nations have made it pay such handsome royalties...
SNCC leaders expect that instruction and guidance will continue even after the new workers arrive in Mississippi. "We feel very strongly that the students coming down will be essentially working under the staff [about 50 people] that we have down here now." Strict discipline will be asked of all newcomers, and those who take unnecessary risks, endanger the group, or simply refuse to cooperate, will be dropped from the Project, and asked to leave the state...
Ambulance chasing, barratry, capping, running, soliciting - by whatever name it is known, the practice of stir ring up law business is condemned by lawyers and laymen alike. The American Bar Association's canons of ethics are so strict that even "lay intermediar ies" - nonlawyers who aid in the choice of a lawyer - are banned from the one-to-one relationship between lawyer and client. Canon 35 allows lawyers to represent an organization, but not its members "in respect to their individual affairs." Canon 47 expressly forbids "the unauthorized practice of law by any lay agency, personal or corporate...
Dean Monro said recently that "your relationship to your draft board is something between you and Uncle Sam." He reiterated the University's strict policy of never requesting exemptions for students on leave. Senior Tutors, upon student request, will write local draft boards to explain that those taking leaves are generally admitted. Yet the University is aware that such letters have had little effect. A least one student has already been drafted while away, and several others have been forced to return to school ahead of schedule...
...combined civil rights groups in Mississippi have been organizing "Freedom Schools" to teach fundamental elementary and secondary school courses, as well as courses on classical music and art to Mississippi Negoes this summer. Universal education has, of course, long been a civil rights objective, particularly in states with strict literacy tests for voters. The movement's leaders are convinced that Senator Hilbun's bill is aimed directly at their project...