11 Dec 1950
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1950
Page
1
The column argues the Korea conflict risks escalating to total war with China and Russia. It warns that limited action fails and stresses that war would bring annihilation, urging concerted Western action in Europe and a sober view of survival over ideology.
Assesses the Korea crisis in a global perspective. Warns that U S and allies face choices within a complex power structure, urging diplomatic settlement with Communist China to avoid coercive conflict and preserve a free society. Notes aims of Chinese leaders and the need for honest diplomacy watched by the world.
Lincoln University notes lack of enthusiasm for fighting aggression amid rising drafts and fears for campus safety. Lake Erie College sees somber mood as students face possible last year. Harvard Crimson warns of a long term crisis and choice between trouble and annihilation. Yale News reports youth’s altered attitude to service. Princeton advocates UN backed stalemate at the 38th Parallel. Vassar students circulate a petition urging recognition of Peiping and rejection of atomic bomb consideration. Regional and Metropolitan student groups back the plan.
This week features a Carnegie Hall program including Casela Paganiniana and Bruckner Eighth with soloists Erica Morini and Rudolf Serkin. Beecham’s Royal Philharmonic closes December 13 with Berlioz Te Deum. Also new Dali religious paintings at Carstairs, a Goya show at Wildenstein, and Arts Students League works. Theater presents Captain Brassbound’s Conversion opening December 27.
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