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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1962
Page
11
A reporter tours campaign HQs in New York one week before Election Day. Rockefeller’s Roosevelt Hotel base shows quiet, indifferent staff, while Conservative and socialist offices reveal light activity and distinct atmospheres. Remarks include Castro milk aid and a lone grey lady guarding a door.
WKCR FM at Columbia University airs a diverse schedule built by students. The staff plans extensive educational programming nationwide, including disarmament, Objectivism debate with Ayn Rand, French Franciana, United Nations Review, and on campus news coverage of the Mississippi and Cuban crises.
Barnard students oppose removing wooden pegs from mail slots causing lines and missed notices. Administration cites faster mail, but readers insist on peg return or fall-out proof designs.
Steve Pepper of the Friendly Art Store invites Barnard and Columbia students and local residents to a multi hour Halloween Fair at a Broadway and 100th Street loft. The event features country carnival like booths, puppet shows, live music, face and hand tattooing, a fortune soothsayer, artisan crafts, and an up to date art show with gouaches and drawings by contemporary artists.
A letter discusses US Cuba relations before and after the revolution, noting exploitation by American interests, Batista's era, and Castro's need for Latin American sympathy. It argues against right wing leaders and warns of fear and media hostility, then shifts to campus free speech concerns about torn Peace Union posters and civil liberties.
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