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...Rep. H. R. Gross, who, amid all the hysteria and the breast-beating, had the moral courage to ask his cohorts in the House of Representatives who was going to pay the tab for the eternal flame in Arlington...
...Rep. Adam Clayton Powell (D.N.Y.) has cancelled his appearance scheduled here for Jan. 10, Burt Ross '65, president of the Harvard-Radcliffe Young Democrats, announced yesterday. At the same time, Ross revealed that Gov. Edmund G. (Pat) Brown of California would speak to the club...
...other events, Rep. Thomas P. Orwell (D.Mass) will speak in the Upper Common Room of the Harvard Union at 8 p.m., and Robert M. Dawson, '64 and Robert B. Grenier '65 will read original poetry in Lamont's Forum Room...
...Francis X McCann and Rep. Levin H. Campbell III '41 said yesterday they did not think that Massachusetts voters invoted the legislature's action. In a inference last year, voters came out 5 to 1 against a $1500 increase. The new like will be on next November's bailet...
Aware that many liberals doubted his devotion to civil rights, Johnson immediately called for the "earliest possible passage" of the bill now before the House. He also sanctioned the attempt by Rep. Richard Bolling (D.Mo,) to file a discharge petition that would extricate the bill from the hostile clutches of the Rules Committee, and its wily chairman Rep. Howard Smith (D-Va.) It is considered likely that Bolling will pet the 218 signatures he needs to bring the bill to the Boor, or will at least force Rep. Smith to grant a rule...