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- address on the problems of the South and the
need for leadership.
A struggle for control of the N.Y. waterfront between the AFL and the CIO
entered the pier strike as members of the International Longshoremen’s
Association (AFL) started a back-to-work
- by the board of regents.
11/3
American Association of University Professors scores UT regents action, plans
intervention. Students continue protest. Faculty reaffirms confidence in Rainey.
11/7
FDR elected to fourth term.
11/13
James Lawrence Fly resigns
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Parkway; Carlton Leeds, recent , ice president of the Ne\\
York Botanical Gardens; Virginia Calloway, who heads
Calloway Gardens in Georgia; Robert Lederer, executive
director of the Association of American Nurserymen; and
Craig Steffan, supervising
- . But the difficul
ties associated with such innovations
are many. Because of their exp ri
rnental nature, at first they are only
used on patients who show no
response to other treatment. A nation
wide experiment i. now in progress
to det rmine how effective
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with the growing independence
of
the NATO nations and the intransi
gence
of Charles
de Gaulle.
Johnson encouraged
the idea of
regional
development
in many
areas,
but nowhere
with more
telling results than in the formation
of the Association
of S()Utheast
Asian
