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Harvard maintains that it has precedent on its side in the District 65 case. As Steiner wrote in a memorandum to Medical Area personnel during the summer, "In our view none of the 15 or so precedents supports the union's position. In a case involving Tulane, for example, the board found that an appropriate unit must include employees at the main campus and those at a Medical Center five miles from the main campus, and at research centers 15 to 40 miles from the main campus...
Last summer Leonard sent a harshly worded memorandum to the dean of all of Harvard's faculties warning against "direct hiring"--the process of hiring someone for a job without listing it beforehand with personnel...
Harvard offered the land for the $47-million project in February as part of a Memorandum of Understanding signed between Harvard and RTH. Harvard's recognized neighborhood bargaining agent for the area...
...special meeting of officials-among them Rusk, McNamara and Murrow-to discuss the growing Soviet activities in Cuba. McCone and another man present remember that McNamara raised the question of disposing of Castro. Murrow at once objected to any discussion on that point. McCone echoed the protest. Nevertheless, a memorandum circulated two days later by Air Force Major General Edward Lansdale, a counterinsurgency expert attached to McNamara's office, included a mention of a plan for "eliminating" or "liquidating" or otherwise doing Castro in-no one remembers the exact phrase...
...commission found that top CIA officials knew that the mail openings were illegal. For example, an internal CIA memorandum warned in 1962 that "a flap would put us out of business immediately and give rise to grave charges of criminal misuse of the mail by Government agencies." Similarly the commission learned that during one of the San Francisco operations, CIA representatives abstracted and "concealed selected pieces of mail in an equipment case or a handbag," apparently without the knowledge of a postal official who was present. Later CIA officials analyzed the contents of the purloined letters, resealed the envelopes...