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Questions of Secrecy. He may have forsaken any presidential ambition for 1972, but Kennedy is now determined to prove that he deserves re-election next year as an active Senator. A nearly total immersion in Senate business has also acted as a kind of therapy. Occasionally, he fears that he has lost some effectiveness. During a hearing of his Senate Subcommittee on Administrative Practice and Procedure, for example, Kennedy upbraided Federal Trade Commission Chairman Paul Rand Dixon. Later in the hearing, Maryland Senator Charles Mathias defended Dixon against accusations of undue secrecy and suggested that the FTC practice...
...principal new finding the survey makes is that Harvard students, faculty, and employees living off-campus last year occupied 3504 units of Cambridge housing, some-ten-per cent of the City's total of approximately 35,000 residential units. Cambridge has been suffering an acute housing shortage in recent years...
Penn was hard hit by injuries in its game Saturday, but there was cause for optimism because the third quarterback filled in well. Bernie Zbrzeznj was in the Brown game for only three plays before leaving the field with a total separation of his right shoulder. He will probably miss the entire season after being the second leading passer in the league as a junior...
Procace completed seven of 11 passes for 135 yards and gained 68 yards on nine carries. He accounted for 203 of his season's 270 yards of total offense in a 23-2 win. But Procace usually plays as a defensive back, and there is some question whether he can continue to perform so well...
...least for the 50 Faculty members who supported the withdrawal resolution in the end, but had not originally wanted to approve it on he floor of the Faculty, the question of the propriety of debating Vietnam policy had been settled. They voted for the resolution and gave it a total of 255 votes-24 more than the combined total of no's and abstentions...