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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...risked his own political career to make this country of ours Communist-conscious: Wisconsin's McCarthy...
...Stand by Our Duty." On Wednesday, Mr. Attlee decided to make himself a little more audible. Armed with a carefully written, studiously undramatic speech, he faced an audience of about 700 in the National Press Club. "Our talks," he read hopefully, "are enabling us to understand each other's point of view." Was there a suspicion that he had come to the U.S. to talk of appeasement? "That word of ill omen . . . That is not true. We know from our own bitter experience that appeasement does not pay." Then he spoke the one emotion-charged passage in his speech...
Another reporter went after a story on the grades of Radcliffe freshmen. "They said they didn't want anything like that to run, because," the reporter states, "it would make Radcliffe look unfavorable compared to Harvard." Once a Moors Hall student phoned in a minor riot, and was called on the carpet by the deans...
Superior depth in a majority of events should make the difference this afternoon when the well-balanced varsity track team will be favored to hand Tufts its first indoor defeat in four years...
Pickett may make one other change in his lineup. Bud Adams is the regular at 137, but if all goes well in the first two bouts the coach may insert Dave Shapire in order to give him some much-needed experience. The rest of the lineup remains constant: it is generally improved since last Saturday, and Iben and Ted Anderson, in particular, are in better shape than they were against Tech...