Faculty books chosen for White House Library list
Basil Rauch Chilton Williamson and John Kouwenhoven are three professors with works included on the White House Library List of 1,700 titles. Rauch has Roosevelt from Munich to Pearl Harbor and The History of the New Deal. Williamson has American Suffrage from Property to Democracy. Kouwenhoven has Made in America and The Columbia Historical Portrait of New York.
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Basil Rauch
Chilton Williamson
History
John Kouwenhoven
White House
Kouwenhoven
Williamson
Vermont
Rauch
Roosevelt
Munich
Pearl Harbor
Dorm Safety Spot Checks at Barnard Dormitories
Miss Barbara Page of Residence Halls says front desk spot checks for male visitors aim to deter sneaks and theft. She notes minor neighborhood theft rise but dorm incidents remain steady, with occasional strangers seeking portable valuables like typewriters. Page describes chasing a suspicious intruder and says prosecution is unlikely. removal is the remedy.
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Barnard
Reid
Barbara Page
Miss Page
Greek Queen to visit Barnard for 75th anniversary events
The Greek Embassy in Washington confirms Queen Frederika will attend Barnard College’s 75th anniversary in New York. Columbia will award the Queen an honorary Doctor of Laws at Low Library on January 22 1964, with a dinner at the Waldorf Astoria that same evening.
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Washington
Frederika
New York
Barnard
Columbia University
Barnard College
Low Library
Queen Frederika
Waldorf-Astoria
Rosemary Park
Grayson Kirk
Columbia
Mark van Doren
Falls Village
Connecticut
Greece
Ogden
Reid
Law School Civil Rights Conference Voices Change
Law School hosts a two day Civil Rights Conference at Columbia Law School with speakers including Mark DeWolfe Howe Clyde Ferguson and judges from the U S circuit addressing de facto segregation protest labor and housing issues The program opens Friday with a keynote on the law student as a force for civil rights and includes discussions on federal proposals and summer internships. Emmanuel Celler appears at 2 00 p m.
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House
Judiciary Committee
Mark DeWolfe Howe
Harvard Law
Clyde C. Ferguson
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Columbia University School of Law
Columbia Law School
The
Law Students Civil Rights Research Council
Jack Greenberg
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Research Council
South
Joan Doar
Melvin Wulf
ACLA
Norman Dorsen
Hays Civil Liberties Program
N.Y.U
Shelly Wright
U.S. Circuit Court of Washington
NSM
Morris Wolff
Justice Department
Tim Jenkins
SNCC
William Kunstler
Don Harris
Americus
Georgia
NAACP
Herbert Hill
David Livingston
John Field
President’s Committee On Equal Employment
Emmanuel Celler
Yale In Mississippi Students Seek Funds for Negro Voter Drive
Yale students working with SNCC CORE NAACP and SCLC in Mississippi push a mock election to register 200000 Negro voters. They face funding gaps for TV appearances posters and paying workers while canvassing Jackson and Meridian and urging support for Aaron Henry.
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CPS
Yale
Mississippi
Aaron Henry
Dr. Henry
SNCC
David Kirkpatrick
Yale Station
New Haven
Conn
Joseph I. Lieberman
Yale Daily News
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Kennedy
Library of Congress
James T. Babb
Yale University
Babb
New York Times
United States
Times
English John A. Kouwenhoven
Law School
Alexander Sharp
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