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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1963
Page
4
The 1964-65 financial aid deadline is Tuesday February 4. Each year requires a new application for Barnard College aid. Forms are available in Milbank Hall Room 117 through the Dean of Studies.
Architect Kouwenhoven discusses mural design and several planned works during a year of leave. He will join professor for a Dulles Airport project, author a Brown Brothers Harriman book for the firm’s 150th anniversary, and pursue a personal book on the Eads Bridge. He has written Made in America and A Beer Can By The Highway.
NAACP leader Roy Wilkins predicts Congress will pass the Civil Rights bill but not before Christmas. He backs a discharge petition, notes no long term labor civil rights alliance, and cautions SNCC's split doubt while urging arousal of the Northern Negro vote.
Fred Jerome editor of the Progressive Labor Magazine denounces police as framing Oswald at the first meeting of a new Progressive Labor club. He cites Kennedy's assassination and contrasts American press coverage with European doubt, speaking to about 60 attendees.
U.S. Senator Philip A. Hart of Michigan and Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith will headline the Fourth Annual West Side Community Conference on The Consumer and the Economy set for February 1, 1964. Panels cover unemployment automation poverty advertising consumer credit taxation and medical care.
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