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During the interim, while the University is without a president, Dr. Roger I. Lee '02 will hold the decisive vote in the Corporation...
...interim, 19 million tons of steel -equal to the entire increase in capacity since Korea-was lost...
...falsifier of facts"). He firmly supported the Administration's European policies (ECA, NATO). After a round of international parleys, giving Republican counsel to Democratic Secretaries of State Byrnes, Marshall and Acheson, he left bipartisan diplomacy for a fling at politics, took an appointment by Governor Thomas Dewey as interim New York Senator (June-December 1949). Running for the seat at the polls, he lost to Herbert Lehman. In 1950, the Democratic Administration drafted him again to do a job no one thought could be carried off: a Japanese peace treaty. Negotiated practically singlehanded, after an arduous six months...
...agreement with Kennedy's ideas on foreign policy. The Taft forces could scarcely agree with a man like Kennedy who voted against a cut of $150 million in foreign aid in 1947; and for $400 million for Greece and Turkey, $350 million for foreign aid, and $597 million for Interim Aid the same year; for the Marshall Plan in 1948; for extension of ECA and for the Mutual Defense Act in 1949; for Aid to Korea (six months before the Korean War), the Far Eastern Assistance Act, and the $3.1 billion Foreign Economic Assistance Bill...
...alone or is it part of some grander scheme? For many years the U.S. publishing world has buzzed with rumors of a "big" Hemingway novel which would dwarf anything he had previously written. Across the River and into the Trees (TIME, Sept. 11, 1950) was said to be an interim job. With publication last week in LIFE of The Old Man and the Sea, Hemingway was ready to throw some light on his work and hopes. Said he, in reply to a cable from TIME...