Word: groups
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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SECRETARY OF DEFENSE, OFFICE OF (Wash, D.C.)--will hold group meeting at 4 p.m. In Littauer Auditorium for students interested in their Executive Trainee Program...
...between the two men is indicating by their conceptions of the way a legislator should representatives his constituency. Stafford seems to feel that no matter how badly informed the people of Vermont are, their representatives should reflect every aspect of the majority opinion Meyer seems to believe that no group of people can be well-informed as its representatives, and that the people don't always know what their best interests are. He votes as he thinks best, not necessarily as the people might think best and through newsletters from Washington, through Carefully clear speeches, he informs the people...
Meyer has effectively changed the texture of Vermont political discussion; he has provided a friction point that the people can use to construct their own opinions. Because no one political attitude has proved infallible, he told a group of voters last weekend, "The important thing is not to be right, but to consider each course of action. Too often Americans see one side of a complex problem. We should try to present them with the other. And I happen to think that history will show that my attitude was the correct...
Nothing that the University group last summer sent 13 students on the program, which provided work in Europe for a total of more than 2000 American students. Goldman added that the group hopes to increase its number its number greatly this year. "But it all depends on how many jobs our group can secure for foreign students coming to America," he observed...
...undecided voters are concerned, the survey team found this bloc neither as large nor as enigmatic as other polls have found it to be. About ten per cent of the voters had not yet made up their minds. The interviewers found that the people in this group were, on the whole, less concerned and less interested than those who had decided, and therefore less likely to vote. Only half of them had seen any of the television debates--as opposed to more than three quarters of the committed voters), and most of them had little to say about the issues...