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Unbridled Power. But preceding the U.S., Nationalist China's Ambassador Tingfu Tsiang went to the rostrum, and Zorin led the other Communist bloc delegates in a walkout from the General Assembly. Tsiang dismissed the Communist regime as "un-Chinese in origin, nature and purpose." Reviewing the grim record of Red tyranny on the mainland. Tsiang urged that tears be shed "over the suffering" of the Chinese people rather than for "their lack of representation...
Bruce K. Chapman '62, editor of Advance Magazine, then started to organize the Republican Advance for Equal Opportunity, which would add an un-official Republican voice to the Coordinating Committee. The Advance organization will have its first meeting later this week. The Young Americans for Freedom is also considering joining the Civil Rights Committee...
Moses lived to the golden age of 120-and gave his people a toast that has endured the centuries. "Biz hundert un tswantsik [until 120]," says the Jew on anniversary occasions, expressing the hope that the honored guest may live to equal Moses' span. Last week Jews all over the world raised a figurative glass to one among them that had reached the magic year: the Jewish Chronicle, the world's oldest and most influential Jewish newspaper...
...found Texas no smiling paradise. Droughts make the chiggers worse; floods bring out the rattlesnakes and copperheads; and the blazing heat of summer keeps people close to their ubiquitous air conditioners. In fact, Texas is so air-conditioned that even hearses are equipped with it, and un-air-conditioned automobiles have to be specially ordered. "I remember one we sold to a man that hated any kind of air conditioning," a car salesman told Bainbridge. "But his wife made him trade it in for a regular model. She had a French poodle that refused to get into an un...
Monro made the point about the un-unpredictability of the commuter population in order to emphasize the difficulties in the eventual demolition of Dudley House will bring. When Dudley is torn down to make room for the new Holyoke Center, the College will be faced with few alternatives, Monro said: distributing commuters among the Houses, or creating a new center for them...