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Many a company that would like to set up a scholarship fund either doesn't know how or doesn't think that its gift would be large enough to warrant the search needed to find deserving students. Last week Manhattan's Council for Financial Aid to Education-announced a made-to-order solution: a plan for corporations to contribute to a national scholarship commission, which would operate the biggest college-scholarship program ever set up. Said the council's president, Businessman-Educator Wilson Compton: "Since the council announced the opening of its New York offices last...
...blue and scarlet stripes of the Grenadier Guards, in which Mutesa is an honorary captain) and drove off in his black limousine. He and Governor Cohen talked for two hours. The interview was not a success. Out stalked the governor; in strode a British policeman with a warrant for the King's arrest. Forthwith, His Highness got orders to clear out of his native Uganda and to stay out for the rest of his life. He was hustled to Entebbe airport, bundled aboard a waiting R.A.F. transport plane and flown directly to London. No one bothered to tell...
...limited by the number of FBI agents who could be posted at suspected keyholes. But machines could be rigged to record every innocent conversation passing through every telephone exchange in the country. Such mass caves-dropping would have proportions great enough to render the freedom from search without a warrant, guaranteed by the Fourth Amendment, almost meaningless. And reproduction of these conversations in court can be regarded as a violation of the Fifth Amendment's prohibition against forcing a defendant to testify against himself...
...Waltham judge, who had sent out the warrant for Crews' arrest, asked if the freshman pleaded guilty to default of court summons. The charge referred to a trial concerning a car accident which Crews has been in several weeks before...
...there Cullmann stops. To construe the text as warrant of the papal succession, he argues, is something vastly different from clearing its literal meaning. Peter's leadership, he says, was an "example and pattern," nothing more. It was not until the third century that a bishop of Rome cited the Matthew text in support of his primacy. Says Cullmann: "It is arguing in a circle . . . to assert that, since on the one hand the promise of Jesus to Peter exists and on the other hand the fact exists that Rome exercised a primacy from a relatively early date...