Speaker warns of danger and Sino US rift in talk
O Edmund Clubb of Columbia warned at Barnard Council on Sino American relations that no direct U S contact with mainland China exists and the Korea war and Formosa issues leave the two nations on edge He urged a new policy toward Red China advocating freer travel and trade while resisting recognition of Communist China and avoiding a single China policy
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China
O. Edmund Clubb
Department ,of Government
Columbia
Barnard Political Council
United States
Korea
Indochina
Clubb
Red China
SEATO
Formosa
Russia
Soviet Union
Peking
Red
Asia
Quemoy
Matsu
Peace Union Forms Study Committees
Maryliz Keogh reports Columbia Student Peace Union forms four study groups to explore Soviet foreign policy atmospheric testing civil defense and policy answers. Students and nonmembers are invited to join Wednesday meetings at 8:30 in 606 Philosophy.
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Maryliz Keogh
Washington
Washington Project
Columbia Student Peace Union
Toni Robinson
SPU
College Hosiery Shop Ad Brings Ship n Shore Blouses
A brisk newspaper ad promotes the College Hosiery Shop offering a full line of Ship n Shore blouses, lingerie, hosiery, gloves and sportswear at the corner of 113th Street.
Flu Shots Now Available Without Appointment for Barnard Students
Barnard students can receive flu shots without appointments as the medical office expands vaccine supply. The move is announced by the Student Health Organization formed to improve student access to health services, with Myia Mass ’64 listed as a contact through Student Mail.
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Barnard
Myia Mass ‘64
Maul
Conference Defines Student Role in Latin American Politics
The NEA Cuba workshop led by Luigi Einaudi discusses Latin American student shifts from moderate left to revolutionary Marxist left after Castro. He notes fear of violence and Soviet ties, while rightward forces grow akin to US Birchites. Allard Lowenstein urges students to engage despite tensions.
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Castro
Cuba
NEA
Luigi Einaudi
USNSA
Wesleyan University
Einaudi
Soviet Union
Fidelismo
United States
Allard Lowenstein
United States National Students Association
NSA
Columbia
Emmerson
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Lowenstein
Ags
America
Lowensten
N.S.A
Disarmament Conference Delegates Issue Policy Plan
More than thirty five delegates from twenty colleges met for the Third Annual Citizenship Conference at Columbia College. They drafted a general agreement advocating a three part gradual armament reduction and a credible disarmament framework while preserving second strike deterrence. The report urges a nonpartisan broad based movement and emphasizes education and international understanding to influence US policy.
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Columbia College Citizenship Council
United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
United States
Iirtial
Soviet Union
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