Word: parts
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...against society, fellow man and God" and that "traffic safety is a religious and moral problem as well as a physical and educational one." Last April 15 in the Herald Traveler, Rabbi Judea B. Miller of the Massachusetts Board of Rabbis, objected to that paper's picturing grapes as part of Passover Feasts. He said the Massachusetts Board of Rabbis was supporting the California grape boycott, had determined it to be a religious and moral issue, and, basing its decision on "the spirit and letter of Jewish law," had declared California table grapes unfit for use in synagogues and religious...
There is talk of doing a television special Christmas Day linking Washington and Westminster Abbey with President Nixon and Queen Elizabeth taking part in a religious program. Press Secretary for President Johnson, George Reedy, has written a book, The Twilight of the Presidency, suggesting that we may need a King to relieve the burdens of the Presidency...
...immediate future, Vellucci plans to press his proposal for Cambridge to build a track or a football field on the land between the North part of the Yard and the Science Center now under construction. He said that, in the past, Harvard has refused to allow Cambridge school children to use Harvard athletic facilities for part of the day. Vellucci suggested that if Harvard is too cramped to let Cambridge use its athletic facilities, the University should at least offer its planning and architectural assistance to the City. "I can make them hop," Vellucci said. "I'm going to keep...
...Advanced Standing, who said that he saw Ryan at University Hall on the morning of May 8, talking with a group of students. Harnett was so uninformed about the events of that day that he declined to say whether there was a demonstration and whether Ryan, as accused, was part...
...Part of the political calculus was the delay in the whole procedure. Cox did not file complaints against Cheyney and three others until about July 23, conveniently after an aroused student body had left Cambridge. (In court, he pleaded fatigue and papers to grade-a slow rate of work for a former Solicitor General.) The arresting officer testified that he was not given the warrants until September-another delay of two months. Why did Harvard not move against Cheyney earlier. We think, and the administration has offered no reply, that they waited until Cheyney enrolled in graduate school...