Frankel Traces Four Facts Shaping U S Soviet Ties
Columnist Max Frankel outlines four realities shaping Washington's view of the USSR as the Sino Soviet split, post Cuba weapons freeze, De Gaulle’s challenge and Western cohesion, and a shifting third world. He argues a move toward more normal relations with Moscow aided by a nuclear stalemate and Khrushchev era domestic shifts.
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Marian Kirsch
New York Times
Max Frankel
Washington
Soviet Union
Russian Institute
DeGaulle
China
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Moscow
Atlantic Alliance
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Khrushchev
Passing through a Mets Crusade at Barnard College
The piece critiques Mets players as above average yet compares them to Dodgers and Giants. It humorously notes the Ivy League setting of Barnard and explores motives and appeal. It contrasts crusade zeal with moderates while urging first place over merely a second-division berth.
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Pace
Mets
Dodgers
Giants
Barnard
Radcliffe
Wellesley
Fayette County folk concert aids student campaign
The Fayette County Project affiliated with the Student Non Violent Coordinating Committee hosts a folk song concert at McMillin Theatre April 15 at 8 p.m. featuring John Hammond Jr., the Even Dozen Jug Band, and Danny Kalb's New Strangers to raise funds for 30 students campaigning for an integrated slate and poll watchers in Fayette County Tennessee. A Social Security Administration FSEE for seniors interested in Claims Representative Trainee roles is on campus April 16 at 2 p.m. in 116 Milbank with sign up in the Placement Office.
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Fayette County
Student Non- Violent Coordinating Committee
John Hammond, Jr
Even Dozen Jug Band
Danny Kalb
New Strangers
Tennessee
McMillin Theatre
New York
Social Security Administration
Milbank
Dorm Exec president attacked for silencing petitions at Barnard
A Barnard letter accuses the dormitory president of denying students the right to petition and of undermining democratic procedures. The writer condemns actions by students who tore petition sheets and signs, suggesting a hollow tradition and questioning the real commitment of Miss Lunin and others to rights and process.
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Exec
Barnard
Miss Lunin
Antell Proposes SOC as Arm of Undergrad Government
Nancy E. Antell, 1965 chair of the Student Opinion Committee, argues SOC should not initiate polls. She says SOC is an arm of student government and should channel polls from government committees, coordinating with the Assembly to reflect the student body. She urges consultation for polls and supports pro and con information to inform voters.
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Antell
Soc
Nancy .E. Antell
Miss Antell
Rep Assembly
Dorm Petition Sparks Exec Action Debate
A continued discussion quotes a student urging direct action via the executive branch as the simplest way to effect change, challenging the need for continued petitioning at this time.
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