Dean Watson has made plans to protest at an upcoming meeting of Ivy League deans the stuffing of House postboxes yesterday with "special editions of the Yale Daily News.
The Yalies failed to obtain University permission to distribute the papers, and apparently unwittingly violated a federal regulation which prohibits the use of mailboxes for anything other than mail.
The three special issues of "the oldest college daily" contained helpful hints on careers in advertising, insurance, and Wall Street. In addition to lavish advertising displays, included were such articles as "Insurance is Explosive as Ever," by a 70-year-old specialist: "Investment Banking: Bastion of Free World," by a stock broker; and "Schweppes in America: A Personal approach," by Commander Edward Whitchead.
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