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42 Harv. L. Rec. 1 (1966)

handle is hein.journals/hlrec42 and id is 1 raw text is: •nOLa &Y#At &W S..~f : W.... VOL, 42 NO. I FIFTEEN CENTS CAMBRIDGE, MASS. FEB. 3, 1966 1 Haar to New Federal PostI Professor Charles M. Haar has been appointed assistant secretary in the new federal Department of Housing and Urban Affairs and was confirmed a week ago by the Senate. The Law School has granted him a two- year leave of absence. An expert on land planning and land use, Prof. Haar's selection indicates, according to The New York Times, that the new depart- ment will attempt to coordinate the activities of entire metropolitan areas to ensure orderly metropolitan growth. (Continued on page 15) Reuss Urges U.N. Act to Resolve [iet War By Paul M. Branzburg Those who listened carefully to the final chorus of debate about Vietnam policy before the resumption of bombing last Monday will have detected a resurgence of interest in a United Nations solution which foreshadowed the Security Council debate. At a luncheon speech in Harkness last Saturday, Democratic Representative Henry S. Reuss, LL.B. '36, of Wisconsin's Fifth Con- gressional District (Milwaukee) told the Harvard Law-Graduate Democratic Club: I would keep the war damped down to what it is now and I would hastily pursue bilateral peace efforts. If these fail, I would then hope that the President would go before the General Assembly of the United Nations under its Uniting For Peace procedures and make a firm request for a free election in South Vietnam under the July 1954 agree- ment. I would ask, he continued, that the U.N have a 'beefed-up' international force in Viet nam with which to conduct an election, in- sure the peace, and insure sec'et ballots and peaceful polling places. Anticipating the argument that a failure (Continued on page 6) New Dean Added to Reshuffled HLS Staff By Michael Lowenberg A new Assistant Dean, Russell A. Simp- son, joined the Law School administration, as a reshuffling of the top administrative responsibilities went into effect following the depaiture of Secretary Russell H. Peck. In addition, Joseph E. Leininger has been proposed as the successor to Vice Dean Louis A. Toepfer, who will leave at the end of the academic year to assume the post of Dean and Professor of Law at the Franklin T. Backus School of Law at Western Reserve University in Cleveland. Mr. Leininger is presently serving as Sec- retary of International Legal Studies and * 1 Adviser to Foreign Students. Mr. Peck is Dean Russell A. Simpson (Continued on following page)

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