Word: withdrawe
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...support from Faculty income." Apparently, ever the entire preceding decade that Administration had developed no sense that it was obligated to contribute a portion of tuition to supporting those less able to pay. As soon as someone contributed funds to the Program's financial aid allotment, the Administration withdraw the money it had been giving. This was what Mr. Bender said, it was what I quoted, and it certainly sounds selfish...
...Congo chief, that he had full authority over U.N. field activities there. This typical civil servant's decision to hang on could keep day-to-day operations going temporarily, but it would clearly prove unworkable when major policy decisions were required-for instance, whether to reinforce or withdraw the U.N. units fighting for control of Katanga. Without a chief executive, the U.N. machinery soon would run down...
...request came early in the morning from attorney Ephraim London, the New York lawyer who represents both Miller and the publishers of the book, Grove Press, Inc. London asked permission to withdraw from the case on behalf of Grove Press' president, Barney Rosset, but continue in the proceedings as Miller's representative...
Judge Lewis Goldberg '11 refused to grant London's request, saying that the lawyer could not withdraw in the middle of a trial. So, for the rest of the proceedings, the New York counsel will represent--as before--both Grove Press and Miller...
...Administrators will give their views on the role of a Council in the Harvard community. The government and social relations experts will then structure and function of the Council caused three Houses to withdraw their delegates...