Urban Renewal Panel Weighs Costs and Local Controls
Robert Laplante describes urban renewal as removing slums and decaying areas while housing one in four families in substandard homes. The federal program funds two thirds to three quarters of demolition and relocation costs, contingent on local financing and approval of city plans. Martin Benis praises the West Side renewal plan, approved June 22, 1962, for Amsterdam to Columbus between 87th and 97th Streets, proposing 2,000 luxury, 3,926 middle income, and 1,980 public or low rent units.
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Robert Laplante
New England
New York State
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Laplante
Martin Benis
Reform Democratic
Fifth Assembly
Franklin Delano Roosevelt- Woodrow Wilson Democratic Club
West Side
Amsterdam and
Columbus Avenues
Mr. Benis
New York City Board of Estimate
Phoenix Editors Censured Over HUAC Editorial
Queens College Phoenix editorial board placed on disciplinary probation after an allegedly obscene piece criticizing HUAC and attacking American cultural ideals. The piece criticized the House Committee on Un-American Activities and challenged the notion of national virtue and purity.
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CPS
Queens College Phoenix
Harold Stokes
Queens College
Board of Higher Education
Womens
House Committee On Un-American Activities
United States
America
HUAC
WNBC Features Barnard Language Lab Tapes
WNBCs Extra Curricula will air a Barnard Language Lab program this Thursday at 10 30 p m. Barnard students Lucy Agin Elizabeth Berliner Mary Dwosh Barbara Pearson Sovanna Condax Margery Dorne Robin Miller and Carol Dooley participate The episode, taped via the Barnard Language Lab, shows lab use in five languages and English with Miss Dooley introducing and Miss Elizabeth Blake providing commentary Engineers faced technical difficulties during taping with Mr Robertson noting its complexity.
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New York City
Barnard
Lucy Agin
Elizabeth Berliner
Mary Dwosh
Barbara Pearson
Sovanna Condax
Margery Dorne
Robin Miller
Carol Dooley
Miss Dooley
Elizabeth Blake
Miss Blake
Robertson
WNBC
Cape Canaveral
Glamour Contest Seeks Barnard's Ten Best Dressed Coeds
Glamour magazine announces a contest for Barnard College students to become one of the Ten Best Dressed College Girls in America. Send your name to Rhoda Greenberg by February 21. a Mass Greenberg headed committee will select entrants. Each entrant submits three photos and winners receive an all expense paid summer in New York with events and a photo sitting for the August 1963 Glamour issue.
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Glamour Magazine
America
Rhoda Greenberg
Mass Greenberg
Barnard
New York
Glamour
Delegates Assess Student Exchange Program Outcomes
Eleanor Weber opens the two hour Evaluation session noting broad reach and impact. Delegates sponsors and students debate highlights and flaws with Prof Gladys Meyer moderating. Apathy, schedule rigidity, and limited student body contact are cited alongside praise for dinners and commuter-home hosting.
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Eleanor Weber
Gladys Meyer
Jay Wilson
Randolph-Macon College
Gwen Smith
Morgan State College
Carolyn May
Morgan State
Ronnie Olman
Randolph-Macon
Linnie Dunn
Virginia Union
Katie Watkins
Rochelle Hammes
Barnard
South
Weehsler Attacks Hart Intolerance At Dems Meeting
James Wechsler editor of the New York Post told about 125 at Columbia Barnard Democratic Club that students should be allowed to raise hell. He challenged Professor Jeff Hart on campus intolerance and urged why caring is a moral duty and a simple act of intelligence.
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Weehsler
Hart
James Wechsler
The
New York Post
Post
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By Ann Fleisher
Phoenix
Huac Edit
Language Lab
Karen Fitch
Randolph Macon
Loraine Botkin
Bulletin
Ann Knight
Carole Williams
Juanita Clarke
Katie D. Watkins
Virginia Union University
Jestine Pinder
Gwendolyn Smith
By Barbara Sheklin
Ellen Schneider
By Shoshanna Sofaer
Jeff Hart
Columbia
Department of English and Comparative Literature
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