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...before death." So the Tribune wanted Congress to handle the matter exactly like impeachment, except that the "allegation of mental incapacity" would be substituted for that of impeachable crime in office. "The testimony of competent psychiatrists would, of course, be sought." Afraid that the patient would not submit quietly, the Tribune added: "Since Mr. Truman would still have his veto power, the actual accomplishment of such a process would probably still require a two-thirds vote." The Tribune apparently had not read the Constitution lately: its proposal has no constitutional sanction, and the President no veto on impeachment...
...order to become a nominee from the Houses, a candidate must submit a petition with the names of 20 people who endorse him. For candidates from the classes, 25 signatures are necessary...
...bean's Office will submit two major documents to the Student Council tonight for Council investigation and opinion. First will come the Faculty Committee on Educational Policy's report on "Advising at Harvard," and following it will be a revised set of "Rules for Undergraduates Organizations...
...last spring. After three days and the only show of public disapproval which the new constitution has met, the group reversed itself and restored the old provision for the initiative, making 500 signatures a prerequisite for consideration. It also made 500 (instead of 200) signatures necessary for students to submit suggestions for constitutional amendments...
Under the plan, West European countries submit their coal and steel production to control by a super-national authority; this board would have representatives from members nations. The English far such a program would take too much sovereignty away from their own government. But there are other reasons why many Europeans fear or dislike the French Foreign Minister's idea...