Harriman to Speak at Barnard Assembly on Peace With Russia
Former Governor Averell Harriman will speak at Barnard Gymnasium at 1 p.m. Tuesday on Peace With Russia, a topic tied to his new Simon and Schuster book. He will discuss the last chapter in light of Khrushchev’s US visit and current Russia-America relations.
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Russia
All-College Assembly
Barnard Gymnasium
Harriman
Simon and Schuster
America
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
United States
Great Britain
U.S.S.R
England
Truman
Commerce
New York
NATO Committee of Defense
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Groton School
Yale University
Barnard
Columbia
Millicent C. McIntosh
Albany Council On Foreign Relations
Albany
Polish State Ballet to Visit Barnard for Master Class
Polish State Folk Ballet members will give a master class Friday November 20 at 4 00 p m in Barnard gymnasium. The 100 member corps will be presented by the Athletic Association with free tickets in the College Activities Office for Barnard and Columbia students. Public may attend for a fee. The company has performed for over 3 000 000 people in more than 400 concerts across Europe and the Soviet Union since 1954.
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New York City Center
Europe
Soviet Union
Elwira Kaminska
Missionary Explores Liberian Conversion Challenges
Mary Juciter, Barnard 1950 graduate and missionary to Liberia, outlines mission work “From Paganism to Christianity” at a Thursday Noon Meeting. She describes Liberian beliefs in spirits and country medicine, polygamy, and fear as barriers while noting Christianity offers hope and a distinct aid program beyond mere material gifts. Liberia’s schooling, cultural dynamics, and independence history shape missionary efforts and Liberia’s postcolonial development.
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Barnard
Liberia
Miss Jupiter
Miss Juchter
Finletter urges citizen clubs for political action
Thomas Finletter former Air Force secretary and Democratic leader addressed a Columbia Citizenship Council meeting. He said governments fail if citizens do not express views on peace and disarmament and urged forming clubs to resist professional political domination and smear tactics. He noted Kennedy could win presidency despite being Catholic.
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Air Force
Democratic Party
Columbia Citizenship Council
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Finletter
Lexington Democratic Club
Fainletter
Pearl Harbor
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Students Plan Tape Records of Assembly Meetings
Undergraduate President Ruth Segal presents a plan to tape record Student Assembly meetings. Eleanor Epstein and Joan Howden cannot attend Wednesday sessions, and recordings would supplement minutes and be filed in the library for access by absent members and the college at large. The recorder, once for Audio Archives, is available at no cost with users supplying tapes.
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Ruth Segal
Eleanor Epstein
Joan Howden
Miss Segal
Colege
Audio Archives Organization
Assembly
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