Hilsman Endorses Kennedy as Strongest 1964 Choice
Columbia professor Roger Hilsman urges Democrats to unite behind Kennedy in the primary to defeat Nixon in the fall. He cites Kennedy’s experience in the Cuban missile crisis and Vietnam policy, Kennedy’s strength against Nixon, and Kennedy’s ability to win urban white working class support while offering bold city-centered programs.
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80 000 March For Peace Leads In New York City
The April 27 Peace March in New York drew about 80,000 participants and spectators despite sparse Columbia representation. Coretta King and John Lindsay were among speakers as Pete Seeger led chants, with police and photographers present.
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Elliff Statement Supports Kennedy
A Kennedy candidacy appeals to urban lower income voters whose mobilization could decide 1968. The piece argues Robert Kennedy would win broad support among the urban poor, end poverty, rebuild cities, and pursue racial justice, making him the best president in a close race.
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Barnard Students Seek Evening Guard at 620 Residence
Barnard housing director Mrs. Myers proposes a guard for 620 to address safety incidents amid many residents not living in Barnard. The plan would cover late afternoons to midnight with a check system for residents only, pending student approval and reluctant to trigger broader control.
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