Word: ued
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...says he is having problems coming up with a title for the center, rejecting the "Kennedy School of Government" label. "There will be large numbers from the Economics and Government Departments interested in non-U.S. problems, but it is not primarily an international area site," he said...
...work in nearby automobile factories. But Harness does have at least one thing in common with the auto workers. He too is a union member who believes that only by organizing can he and his fellow physicians guard against being exploited by their employers. President of the U. of M. Interns and Residents Association, Harness battled for two years before forcing the hospital to recognize his organization as a bargaining unit last February. Now that he has succeeded, he plans to use his newly gained power not only to win better wages but to influence hospital policy as well...
Hall will chair the committee which includes President Horner, Charles U. Daly, vice president for Government and Community Affairs, James Vorenberg '49, director of the Center for Criminal Justice, Captain Francis Pisani of the Cambridge police and Captain George Walsh and Lieutenant George Hill of the Harvard police...
Stephen S.J. Hall, administrative vice president, will chair the committee. Other members include Radcliffe President Horner; Charles U. Daly, vice president for community affairs; James Vorenberg, director of the Center for Criminal Justice; Captain of the Center Francis Pisani of the Cambridge Police Department; and Captain George Walsh and Lieutenant George Hill of the Harvard police...
...signing took place on Sunday in an olive-drab army tent set up in the sand alongside the highway from Cairo to Suez. The point, known as Kilometer 101, marks the farthest Israeli advance into Egypt before shooting stopped on Oct. 25. Inside the tent, at a U-shaped table covered with gray military blankets, three delegations sat down. Finnish Major General Ensio Siilasvuo, 51, the ruddy-faced commander of the Emergency Force, represented the U.N. Major General Aharon Yariv, 53, Israel's former intelligence chief and an adviser to Golda Meir, represented Israel. Major General Mohamed Abdel Ghani...