Word: withdraw
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Teresa Gillett, vice-chairwoman of the National Episcopal Peace Fellowship and a staff member for GBPAC, said yesterday that the post-election date for the nationwide action was chosen because, "Regardless of which way the election went we had a cause to raise"--either to demand that Nixon withdraw troops or, if McGovern had won, to demand that Nixon begin implementation of McGovern's policies during his Jame duck period...
...fact her fourth. The three previous decisions were issued on June 4, 1969 by the Committee of Fifteen: on May 29, 1970 by the CRR; and on June 11, 1970 by the CRR. The decision in the third instance was that Miss Messing be required to withdraw from the University for no less than two academic terms, and that upon readmission after than time, she be under a suspended requirement to withdraw for two terms until graduation or voluntary departure from the University...
...Crimson further stated that any student presently under suspension must automatically withdraw if found guilty of a second violation. What Appendix B to the CRR Procedures says is as follows: "In the event of any further misconduct during the period of suspension deemed by the Committee sufficiently serious to warrant disciplinary action, the suspension will be nullified, and the requirement to withdraw for no less than the stated period made effective." The discretion given to the Committee by this statement, together with the provisions in the Preamble concerning the Committee's judgements, were the basis of the present decision...
...conviction was Messing's second and under the guideline outlined in the Resolution any student presently under suspension must automatically withdraw it found guilty of a second violation...
Concessions demanded by the Saigon government include complete withdrawal of North Vietnamese troops before a ceasefire. Recent historical experience would make such a requirement untenably for Hanoi, however. When North Vietnam withdraw from the South in 1954 at the time of ceasefire, Saigon failed to comply with the provision of the 1954 Geneva agreements that there be elections...