Action Group Plans Civil Defense Protest Debate
The Civil Defense Sub committee of Columbia College Action forms a pamphlet opposing civil defense and plans an April protest linked to a drill under the New York State Emergency Defense Act. The event features a two-sided debate with invited figures like Erich Fromm and Herman Kahn, aiming to educate about fears of first strike retaliation.
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Class of 65 Sees Sit-Down on Book Exchange Reform
The article notes a meeting of the student committee and representative assembly members who will draft resolutions for class consideration. Marilyn Ross, a Freshman and candidate, proposes sophomore class focus on Book Exchange management to improve the service. Election results for the class will be announced late Friday afternoon on Jake with other officer elections forthcoming next week.
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Pitt Named To Committee For 75th Anniversary
Ann Pitt is appointed to the 75th Anniversary Committee by chairwoman Mrs. Mark Van Doren. As former Class of 1964 president and previous treasurer, she will represent students as the committee plans events in 1964 including an opening Waldorf Astoria dinner and faculty supported academic conferences.
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Election meet held by Political Council Friday noon
Bulletin notes an election meeting of the Political Council set for Friday March 9 at noon in room 100B. Daniel Leifer of the Jewish Theological Seminary discusses The Reconstructionist Movement at Sexias Menorah in Earl Hall at 4:00 p.m. today.
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Peace Corps Marks Its First Anniversary
The Peace Corps formed by Executive Order on March 1, 1961 celebrates its first year under Director Sargent Shriv er. From 18 000 applicants the corps has selected trained and sent 69 volunteers to 12 countries. By August over 5 000 volunteers will be overseas or in training. Of 888 in training or overseas about one third are women. Projects include teaching agricultural work and geological mapping with orientation and weeks of U S university training.
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