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John A. Erickson '62 and John Higginson '62 were fined $20 each in court costs Tuesday in East Cambridge District Court, where they were arraigned for failing to obey a policeman. The seniors were apprehended skating on the Charles River between Lara Anderson and Eliot Bridges march...
...from certain that the House and the Senate will go along with Vinson's attempt to direct the Administration to build the RS-70s; it is even less certain that the President, under the Constitution, would be required to obey. But Carl Vinson is too powerful, and too good a friend of the military and the Administration, to offend with impunity...
What gives the Communist armies their strength is that with them everyone is concerned with everything and everyone else and that a mere corporal feels he is in some way responsible for the conduct of the war. Apart from that, the men take everything seriously, obey orders to the letter, and economize without being asked on their rations and munitions because they feel it's their own war they're waging. If we're given a war which we look upon as ours, then...
...future misdeeds can be considered as violations of the existing injunction and carry a punishment of up to $5,000 a day. The FTC's Dixon concedes that the ruling is uniquely broad, but he also contends that "all we are ordering them to do is to obey the law." Admen are also concerned about Dixon's request for power temporarily to halt publication of any ads that he considers "out-and-out frauds"-before the advertisers have had a chance to plead their cases fully...
...does not wish to go against the will of the French nation, which is overwhelmingly for an Algerian settlement. De Gaulle guesses that when the French-F.L.N. treaty is signed, the S.A.O. might seize Algiers, Oran, and possibly Bone. He is betting that the army will then obey his orders to cordon off the S.A.O. rebel cities and choke them into submission...