Phyllis Klein Elected Bulletin Editor in Staff Vote
Phyllis Klein sixty five from New York City was chosen editor in chief of Bulletin after an all staff election. She plans to begin duties tomorrow and advocates a year long Exchange Committee, voter registration drives, franker panels, and stronger student voice with governance reforms.
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Phyllis Klein
Bulletin
Miss Klein
New York City
Hunter College
Talladega College
Harlem
Barnard
Films Honor Integration at Columbia CORE event
Columbia University CORE members hosted two films on the integration struggle. Eric Weinberger spoke on non-violence and Gandhi’s ideas applied to the movement as about 100 residents and rent strike workers attended. The program noted rent strikes in East Harlem and a Feb 26 Fast for Freedom with a March 1 Puerto Rican city hall march.
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Columbia University
CORE
Eric Weinberger
East Harlem
Bayard Rustin
Washington
Harwood County
Tennessee
Gandhi
USA
Weinberger
Monroe
North Carolina
City Hall
Voting Starts Tomorrow in School-Wide Referendum
The Undergrad Executive Committee approved a revised constitution to be voted on alongside the 1963-64 and old constitutions. A three-fourths majority of over 500 votes is required for adoption, with automatic reinstatement of the old constitution if none reach the threshold.
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Undergrad
Columbia endorses Wednesday Freedom Fast for national issue
The Vice President of Columbia University and the deans of Columbia College and the School of General Studies back the upcoming Fast for Freedom set for Wednesday evening February 26. They state that no more pressing domestic problem faces the nation.
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Columbia University
Columbia College
School of General Studies
Thon Today
John W. Alexander
University
David B. Truman
Clifford Lord
Mark Lane Defends Oswald at February Town Hall
Civil liberties attorney Mark Lane spoke to a sympathetic town hall audience on February 18 about bias in JFK assassination coverage. He argued Oswald acted alone and cited the murder weapon and limousine location as unproven links. Lane noted a 7.65 mm Mowzer found near the case and questioned the paraffin test’s reliability.
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Mark Lane
Civil Liberties
Marguerite Oswald
Town Hall
John F. Kennedy
Lane
F.B.I
Lee Harvey Oswald
Mr. Lane
Oswald
Dallas
O. H. Lee
Irving
Texas
LIU Hosts Conference On Tensions
Barnard is invited to send three delegates to Long Island University’s Second Intercollegiate Conference on Urban Affairs from March 6 to 8. The theme is Tensions in the City with speakers including Robert C. Weaver James Dumpson Anna Kross and Walter Johnson. Workshops cover poverty crime health recreation politics and race relations. Tours include a large low income housing project homeless boys home and a community medical center. Students must contact Deanna Daniel by February 28. registration transport food and housing are provided by the committee.
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Columbia
Barnard
Columbia Action
Greenwood
Selma
Canton
United States National Student Association
SNCC
Long Island University
Robert C. Weaver
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
James Dumpson
Welfare
New York City
Anna Kross
Correction
Walter Johnson
Wiltwyck School For Boys
Deanna Daniel
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Susan Halpern
Exec
Jake
Osophy
Rep. Assembly
Lee Oswald
The
Damned
By Sharon Zukin
Texas School Book Depository
Assassina
Norman Hill
Amatai Etzioni
NSM
William Strickland
Peter Bierstedt
LIU
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