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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1961
Page
1
Barnard College student run semi weekly publication announces continuing issues during the school year with post office registration dated October 19 1928. Eleanor Traube serves as editor in chief and subscription is four dollars yearly.
The piece argues the Cuban counter revolution signals an endgame for the Castro regime, notes Castro's reticence and Washington’s cautious stance, and suggests the United States avoids direct invasion while contesting Soviet influence. It discusses US refusal to intervene, the risk of face to face conflict, and the evolving proxy fighting model.
The Army announced Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker was relieved of command in Germany while an inquiry examined reports that he was indoctrinating troops with John Birch Society views.
Martha Graham and company perform a program of emotionally rich choreography. Seraphic Dialogue portrays Joan of Arc through four personas with Ethel Winter and others in lead roles. Visionary Recital analyzes Samson and Delilah with three facets each but lacks strong tonal contrast. Acrobats of God offers a humorous spoof on dance class routines.
Article profiles New York Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz highlighting decisiveness, consensus building, and staff loyalty as core leadership traits. It notes his readiness to pursue fraud claims, regular staff meetings, and ultimate authority in decisions, portraying him as a potential Republican mayoral candidate.
Yesterday the Representative Assembly debated Student Council's decision to boycott Yale Conference and questioned its wisdom while urging better parliamentary guidance. The council earlier granted the council power to pick Barnard delegates for future conferences, but last week Barnard sent no representatives to this weekend's Challenge at Yale. The vote to re open debate was callous and disorganized as the assembly neared adjournment.
The writer objects to Eichmann trial sensationalism and urges quiet handling, proposes reforms for Barnard Rep Assembly including timely debate, room changes, clearer candidate procedures, and improved sign-up handling. Mentions Yale conference and aims to reduce stigma while preserving due process.
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