Camejo Predicts Revolution in Venezuela Next Cuba
Peter Camejo, national secretary of the Young Socialist Alliance, spoke at Columbia Socialist Forum on Venezuela as the next Cuba. He warned of land reform, industry nationalization, and growing guerrilla activity, predicting a socialist shift and U.S. oil influence shaping a new regional era.
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Camejo
Venezuela
Cuba
Peter Camejo
Young Socialist Alliance
Columbia Socialist Forum
Andes
Caracas
Jimenez
U.S
Mr. Camejo
Latin America
Europe
Communist Party In
National Hourzeal Asgainst
Fidelista
MIR
Movement of the Revolutionary Left
Armed Forces of National Liberation
FALN
Visuals for festival prompt Greek masks and biblical scenes
A fragmented description lists a black and red actor with two Greek masks, a Turino guitar player, and a woman in purple running toward the Samuel Sanchez exhibition, all tied to a theater festival and birth, crucifixion, and resurrection theme.
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Jesus
Turino
Oliver
Samuel Sanchez
Bulletin Board Seeks Talks on Education Faith and Arts
Dr John Fisher will speak on integrating the school system after moral decision. Rabbi Wohlgelernter discusses Talmud Tractate and Brachoth at Yavneh. Luncheon December 19 at Earl Hall. Jacob Taubes on intellect and religion. Sir William McKie to give organ recital at St Pauls Chapel November 19. Model UN signups due March 5-8. Martha Graham film shown today at 1 pm in Minor Latham Playhouse.
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John Fisher
Teachers College
Fisher
Baltimore
Rabbi Wohlgelernter
Yavneh
Barnard
Earl Hall
Jacob Taubes
William McKie
M.V.O
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul’s Chapel
Martha Graham
Latham Playhouse
Barnard Alumnae Launches Anniversary Campaign
Alumnae Fund opens its seventy fifth anniversary drive led by newly elected chairman Mrs Seymour Graubard former Blanche Kaxon 38 with a slate of New York City supporters including Mrs Oscar Chase Mrs King Eddy Mrs Julian Hayer Mrs Robert Keyon and Mrs Remington Patterson and Mrs Robert Griffin from Tuckahoe New York. Barnard College dates its origins to 14 students in 1870 and 1500 by 75th year with private support essential to growth.
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Seymour Graubard
Barnard Fund
Alumnae Fund
Barnard
Columbia
Barnard College
Columbia College
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
First
College For Women
Graubard
Blanche Kaxon
Oscar Chase
King Eddy
Julian Hayer
Robert Keyon
Remington’ Patterson
New York City
Robert Griffin
Tuckahoe
Ghettos and University Resistance Stir Integration Debate
The piece argues Columbia will act on integration only if Black groups mobilize politically and economically. It notes moral pressure from groups like the Negro College Fund and Aspira, and proposes a tenant association network in slum buildings to counter Columbia's influence.
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Columbia
The
Negro College Fund
Aspira
Nolan
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