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...assumed that the future is going to be a world of science," Howard Mumford Jones, Lowell Professor of Humanities, asked Saturday at an MIT panel...
...into the Pentagon as Assistant Secretary of the Air Force, soon was promoted to Under Secretary, and began warning about Russian jet progress and the need for service unity. After leaving the Pentagon in 1953, Gilpatric kept close tabs on the military, served as a member of the Rockefeller Panel that called for an increase in U.S. defenses. While on the panel. Gilpatric became so impressed by Nelson Rockefeller that in the 1958 New York gubernatorial campaign he led the Democrats for Rockefeller. Last year Gilpatric was a prime contributor to the Symington report urging service integration. A sailor...
Last week the three-man panel of judges ended the longest and costliest trial in South African history by finding all 28 defendants innocent. In a unanimous decision, the judges declared: "On the evidence presented . . . it is impossible for this court to come to the conclusion that the African National Congress had acquired or adopted a policy to overthrow the state by violence." Furthermore, there was "no evidence of Communistic infiltration" into the congress...
...pockets bulged, his image as TV's angry young rebel became less convincing, but his influence still pervaded the industry, and his Open End consistently demonstrated that conversation, if intelligent, can be entertaining. Jackie Gleason was miserably miscast as the M.C. of an ill-fated (one performance) panel show, You're in the Picture, and Milton Berle was relegated to narrating Jackpot Bowling. The networks-which billed some 400 shows as "specials" in 1959-60-had considerably fewer than that this year, and with a few notable exceptions-such as NBC's Coming of Christ on Project...
David Riesman '31, Henry Ford II Professor of Social Sciences and Fellow of Quincy House, will be lead a panel discussion on "Commerce and Culture: Possibilities, Tensions, and Liabilities" today. The discussion will begin at 4 p.m. in Quincy House...