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John Kenneth Galbraith, Paul M. Warburg Professor of Economics, has called for the election of Robert F. Kennedy '48, as Senator from New York, in a letter published in the current issue of The Reporter...
...reply to a Reporter editorial endorsing Keating, Galbraith said, "One does not have to denigrate Senator Keating to speak for his opponent. Whatever [Keating's] merits, it is clear that he is not going to be a leader in solving the problems of the modern metropolitan community...
...liveliest battle is being waged in France, where Democrat Alfred Davidson and Republican Evan Galbraith have signed up for a debate at the American Art Students League. Johnson headquarters are in a handsome, red-carpeted apartment on the Place Vendóme, where Chairman Davidson has received more inquiries about who gets the apartment after the campaign is over than anything else. The Johnson committee in Paris includes Novelists James Baldwin, Mary McCarthy and James Jones, as well as lawyers, journalists, businessmen and the wives of OECD and UNESCO officials...
...colorful sign directs passers-by to ascend to the second floor to the office of "Americans Abroad for Goldwater." A newsman asked the concierge what went on upstairs. She shrugged: "They come and go and make excited talk. They have big American cars and are very serious." Chairman Galbraith, who works for a French subsidiary of Morgan Guaranty Trust, is aided by Co-Chairman Colleen Moore, a star of silent movies, and both were pleased last week to have found a Goldwater chairman for Switzerland, Comic Strip Artist Hank Ketcham (Dennis the Menace). Many Goldwaterites from the U.S. have made...
Carl Kaysen, professor of Economics; Don K. Price, dean of the Faculty of Public Administration; Charles M. Haar, professor of Law; and John Kenneth Galbraith, Paul M. Warburg Professor of Economics, have been appointed to task forces preparing policy for the next Johnson Administration, should the President be elected next month...