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...Corporation has decided to extend the deadline of the first half of the Divinity School's fund drive "for a reasonable interim period" past 1954, President Pusey said in an interview yesterday...
Louis L. Jaffe, Byrne Professor of Administrative Law, joined the other men in condemning the interim appointment. "I'm in complete agreement with the letter," he said. "I think Warren's appointment right now is a terrible honer. If he sat with the Court but didn't vote, it would satisfy the ethical if not the constitutional requirement. It's a highly improper arrangement where the Senate can vote after watching the judge vote. It's particularly bad in view of the segregation cases, with every Southern senator watching his vote...
...Around the summer White House in Denver and the Administration councils in Washington, there was frank talk that the California governor is considered excellent talent for an important federal post. Warren wants a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court, probably can have the first one available, may get an interim appointment to some other...
First to testify was Air Force Secretary Harold Talbott, who put up a dutiful but unenthusiastic* defense of Wilson's decision to cut the Air Force buildup target from 143 to 120 wings. The goal of 120 wings by December 1955 was only an "interim" matter, he emphasized, and it might well be raised once Eisenhower's appointees to the Joint Chiefs of Staff had completed their planned review of the whole U.S. military position. And while the Air Force is to be allowed only the manpower and air bases necessary for the 120-wing "interim" goal, aircraft...
President Eisenhower, alive to the clamor in Europe for "Trade, not Aid," has offered a bill to extend the law for an interim year while a commission studies the entire trade problem. In a message to Congress he rightly emphasized the importance of reciprocal trade and lower tariff barriers as a solvent in the problem of European defense, and as a badly needed bolster to several declining export economics...