Word: symingtons
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...both, it was diplomatically decided that a joint session was called for. Executing such arrangements would be delicate even for old protocol hands. Yet this week's state visit-the first ever by a woman Premier-marked a last-minute premiere for a novice. Unruffled, James Wadsworth Symington recalls his stint as a Marine private. Said he: "You learn that you always 'land running...
...Symington, 38, who since last May served as the President's adviser on juvenile delinquency, started running the moment he was sworn in last week as the State Department's Chief of Protocol, succeeding Lloyd Hand, who resigned to enter California politics. He had been in office less than an hour when he presented Sudan's new ambassador, Amin Ahmed Hussein, to the President. Apart from preparing for Mrs. Gandhi's visit, Symington was also busily readying himself to handle the myriad problems of the 113 foreign mission chiefs in Washington-his new "constituency," as Johnson...
...Ouvrez la Bouche." By background and experience, blueblooded, boyishly handsome Jim Symington has unusual qualifications for the job-His father is Missouri's Democratic Senator Stuart Symington, his mother the daughter of the late Senator James Wadsworth and granddaughter of Secretary of State John Hay. After Eastern schooling (Deerfield Academy, Yale and Columbia Law), he was deputy director of the Food for Peace program, later was a top assistant to Bobby Kennedy when he was Attorney General...
Munro will continue to experiment this week, switching midfielders and attack men around. He may even try sophomore Fife Symington, a defenseman, who has never played goalie before, in the net, because if Ron Wilson ever gets hurt or penalized in a game, Munro is going to have himself a problem...
...Although Symington denied Sunday that he was running, there is other evidence that there will be opposition to Vaupel, such as posters around campus predicting a "surprise for Wednesday." Also, James M. Johnson '67, final club member and Young Republican, said Sunday: "There will be opposition, but it would not be in the interests of those concerned, to reveal the candidates...