Publisher Lacerda condemns censorship and calls press responsible
Exiled Tribuna da Imprensa editor Carlos Lacerda told a Bulletin meeting that Brazilian censorship persists in exile. He criticized American papers for incomplete coverage of the 1964 coup and urged US readers to understand government and Communist support for Juscelino Kubitschek.
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Brazil
Carlos Lacerda
Tribuna da Imprensa
The
New York Times
Cafe Filho
Juscelino Kubitschek
United States
Kubitschek
Mr. Lacerda
Lacerda
American Civilization Committee to Host Full-Day Business Lectures
The American Civilization Committee led by Basil Rauch will sponsor an all-day conference on the American business scene on Tuesday March 20. Harvard economist Alvin Hansen opens at 1 10 in the gym, with Anna Rosenberg speaking at 3 10 in the Minor Latham Theatre and a panel discussion to follow. Paul Hoffman of Studebaker-Packard is listed for remarks.
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American Civilization Committee
Basil Rauch
History Department
Alvin Hansen
Littauer
Harvard
Thomas P. Peardon
Anna Rosenberg
Defense
Latham
Marion Gillim
Economic Department
Robert Lekachman
Barnard Economics Department
Harry von Arnsdale Jr
Electrical Worker’s Union
Hansen
Rosenberg
Paul Hoffman
Studebaker-Packard Corporation
English 94 Hears Lecture On Sixteenth Century Rhetoric
English 94 attendees heard William Crane of City College discuss grammar school rhetoric in the sixteenth century. He described tutor influence, effective composition devices, and sources on Tudor education, including lessons from Henry VIII’s era.
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William Crane
City College
Crane
Henry VIII
Princeton Debaters Win In Large Tournament
Princeton University claimed first place with 313 points, besting 14 colleges including Rutgers 296 and Fordham 283. The national topic was granting an annual wage to workers outside agriculture, with awards presented by Barnard College Debate Council president Marian Bachrach and remarks from Richard Norman and Richard Lapidas.
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Princeton University
Rutgers University
Fordham College
Marion Bachrach
Barnard College Debate Council
Richard Norman
Richard Lapidas
Princeton
John Zuccotti
Ronald Bolognesa
Dave Wells
Allan Horowitz
Rutgers
William Birtwell
Duke Dykhouse
Les Trager
Don Williams
Fordham
Henry Austin
Dick Hurzeler
Ed Nash
George Wade
Barnard
Marian Bachrach
Elfrieda Kaniuk
Ruth Wolfers
Garde Feldman
Rosette Liberman
Denise Aymonier
Albany State Teachers College
Brooklyn College
the College of Mount Saint Vincent
Columbia College
Fordham School of Education
Hamilton College
Harvard University
Howard University
Marymount College
New York University
University Heights Center
St. Peter’s College
U. S. Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
German Dept Presents Play By Andersen
The German department stages a poetical version of The Emperor's New Clothes by Ludwig Fulda on March 23 directed by Miss Gertrud Sakrawa. Cast includes Monica Vanden Knesebeck Evelyn Landau Brigette Loewy Judy Hess and Ann Sperber with Diana Stone handling costumes and staff coordinating scenery.
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Hans Christian Andersen
Gertrud Sakrawa
Ludwig Fulda
William II
Monica van Dem Knesebeck
Evelyn Landau
Brigette Loewy
Judy Hess
Ann Sperber
Omar
Diana Stone
Mr. Sweet
Latham Drama Workshop
Mr. Rinaldi
Susan Lederer
Barnard Political Council Confab on Arab Asian World Rules
Barnard College hosts a full day intercollegiate conference on The Growing Role of the Arab Asian World with panels on The Arab Israel Conflict and France in North Africa. Moderators include Columbia University professors and UN official Ahmed Bokhari. Vivian Gruder chairs. student delegates from East Coast colleges attend.
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Barnard Political Council
Thomas P. Peardon
Ahmed Bokhari
United Nations
U.S
U.S.S.R
Phillips Talbot
American Universities
Charles Issawi
Near Eastern Institute of
Columbia University
France
North
Africa
India
Jacob
Hurewitz
Near Eastern Institute
Columbia
Sheppard Clough
Faculty of Political Science
John Eaves
School of International Affairs
Barnard
Vivian Gruder
Medivel Culture Lecture Series by Columbia Professors
The Assemblies Committee sponsors a second lecture on medieval culture by Dr. Meyer Schapiro of Columbia University at 1 00 p m in the Minor Latham Drama Workshop Tomorrow The final talk on March 13 features Mario Pei of Columbia on the Chanson de Roland
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Meyer Schapiro
Columbia
Drama Workshop
Mario Pei
Students to Elect Undergraduate Officers Today and Tomorrow
Voting will occur today and tomorrow for undergrad vice president secretary and treasurer of the Undergraduate Association president of the Athletic Association and chairman of the Honor Board. Candidates include Teri Kaplan Mimi Kurtz Gloria Strassheim for vice president. Cherry White Fran Horak for secretary. Jane Peyser sole candidate for treasurer. Dolores Johnson Esta Kraft Ruth Simon for Athletic Association president. Honor Board chairman nominees are Dorothy Donnelly Krystyna Kowalska and Beatrice Steiner.
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Jake
Undergraduate
Athletic Association
Teri Kaplan
Mimi Kurtz
Gloria Strassheim
Cherry White
Fran Horak
Jane Peyser
Dolores Johnson
Esta Kraft
Ruth Simon
The
Dorothy Donnelly
Krystyna Kowalska
Beatrice Steiner
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Prof
Blau
Joseph L. Blau
Civ
Dr. Blau
Andersen
Political Council
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