Morgenthau for Governor backed by editorial support
The editorial endorses Robert M. Morgenthau for New York governor, praising his plans for a federally aided toll free highway system tuition free state university and civil rights record while criticizing Nelson Rockefeller. It argues Morgenthau offers sober leadership for New York and warns against Rockefeller’s national ambitions and an absentee governorship.
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Robert M. Morgenthau
New York State
Morgenthau
University of the City of
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Washington
Mr. Morgenthau
White House
Rockefeller
Malcom Wilson
State University
Endorsement for Governor Rockefeller in 1962 campaign
Dissenting support lauds Rockefeller for 1958 reforms, fiscal restraint, and debt reduction. It cites 17 percent business growth, 450000 new jobs, over 60 percent more school aid, and cultural and civil rights advances. Criticizes gerrymandering and partial-term concerns, backing Rockefeller over Morgenthau.
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Rockefeller
New York
Committee For Human Rights
Council On the Arts
Columbia University Russian Club Starts Weekly Cultural Series
The Columbia Slavic Department kicks off a weekly Russian culture series led by Professors Leon Stillman and Rufus Mathewson. It begins tonight at 8 in Philosophy Hall with New Trends in Soviet Fiction in English. Future weeks feature Gogol and Chekhov plays, plus film screenings.
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Columbia University
Leon Stillman
Rufus Mathewson
Columbia Slavic Department
Philosophy Hall
Cassandra Comments Meal Card Misery at Barnard Dorm
A dorm columnist laments the Barnard Residence Meal Card system, narrating a nightmarish dinner rush and a crossed off card ordeal. The author recounts delays, a crossed off number, and a note from the dietitian that must be signed to permit entry.
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Barnard Residence
BRMC
Hewitt
Checker
Barnard
Dietitian
Cassandra
Letters to the Editor on US Cuba policy and democracy
In a reader letters column, residents discuss the US Cuba stance during a crisis week. Viewpoints range from supporting intervention to defending freedom of thought and tolerance amid claims about Fidel Castro and American democracy. The letter notes confusion and calls for peaceful neighborly coexistence.
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New York City
Castro
South America
Fidel Castro
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Connie Brown
Jane Ruben
M. Anna Botcun
Eleanor Weber
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Loraine Botkin
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Merle Hazid
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Sara Piocha
Ann Selgin
Barbara Sheklin
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