Collegiate Disarmament Conference Examines Inspection and Control
About 300 students from 80 colleges including West Point gathered at Swarthmore for seminars on inspection, control, sanctions, deterrence, and disarmament policy. Senator Clark and scholars like Thomas Schelling spoke on practical disarmament, verification, and the political hurdles in implementing peace plans.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
West Point
Swarthmore
Joseph Clark
D-Pa
Bernhard Bechhoefer
State Department
Thomas Schelling
Harvard University
Harold Taylor
Sarah Lawrence
Peace Research Institute
Washington
Congress
Peace Picket Continues Amid Campus Protest Friction
The report recounts a student demonstration where figures and a tally provoke questions about outcomes. Representative Chet Hollifield denounces the protest as baloney, while Newman Thomas counters that such views are hard to digest.
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OPN
Cas W
Japanese March On Peace Drive
Four Japanese peace riders depart February 6 from Hiroshima the site of the atomic blast for Auschwitz Poland. The group of three students and a Buddhist priest begin an eight month peace crusade to bridge the two most tragic cities of World War I. They plan to travel through 19 combos and reach Auschwitz on October 22, 1962 to arouse world conscience to prevent similar tragedies.
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Hiroshima
Auschwitz
Poland
Auschwite
Changes To Come First On Hard Way To Peace
Amitai Etzioni, sociology professor at Columbia, argues multilateral disarmament is needed but gradual and tied to conventional arms limits. He promotes a phased approach ending with big weapons, outlines a three-agency United Nations and critiques current aid methods while calling for targeted development.
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Amitai Etzioni
Columbia
Professor Etzion
United Nation
Atom
Symposium Stresses Personal Student Commitment at Northwestern
Northwestern students presented a three day symposium February 10 12 to urge personal commitment amid uncertainty and purposelessness. The opening session drew about 1000 attendees with speakers including physicist Richard Ferman and historian 4H Stuart Hughes debating doubt versus creative obligation. Harald Taylor closed by urging students to engage with current life and abandon focus on grades.
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Northwestern
Richard Ferman
Stuart Hughes
Tate
Pesamal
Natchmes
Harald Taylor
College Hosiery Shop Offers Ship n Shore Blouses
Local retailer advertises a full line of Ship n Shore blouses along with lingerie hosiery gloves and sportswear enhancing women’s apparel options at the College Hosiery Shop.
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Joan Gordon
Senate
Pennsylvania
McCloy-Zorin
United Nations
Schelling
John Phelps
Stari
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Glenn
Barnard
John H. Glenn, Jr
Earth
Brooks Hall
Randolph
Wollman Auditorium
Hank Davis
Stag
Broadway
Dagner’s
Beauty Studio
Amsterdam Ave
TCE
Bare
Mary
Mane
Specia Cultural Everts
Deture
Europe
Transatlantic Transportation Additional Travel & Cultural Exchange, Inc
Fifth Ave
New York
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