O Connor Campaigning Views Highlight New York Debates
O Connor frames New York city issues as state and national concerns and backs a police civilian review board. He favors home rule and greater city autonomy while criticizing Governor Rockefeller. He faces scrutiny over dual roles and quips that campaign costs are solvable, citing his lead in registered Democrats over Republicans.
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New York
Democrate
New York City
Rockefeller
O'Connor
Wyoming
Mr. O'Connor
Candidates Sound Out Issues as Students Choose Sides
A political meeting among university students showed a candidate aligned with the audience, avoiding controversial topics while campaign workers pressed for action. The attendees, highly educated, largely refused to hear opposing views, revealing strong partisan attitudes on campus.
600-Year-Old Theater Presents Japanese Plays
The Hosho No Trofile of Tokyo will perform five century old No drama at McMillin Theater tomorrow and Saturday. The all male troupe, in their thirties and forties, will present Kayoi Komachi and Yotsuya Azuki with musical accompaniment by drums and a flute. Tickets range from 1 to 9 dollars and box office opens one hour before showtime.
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Hosho No Trofile
Tokyo
McMillin Theater
Tosho School
School of
Hosho
Donald
Columbia
Hosho Company
Keene
Japan
Kannami Kiyot-saga
Yesunemasa
Seami Motiyo
Kiyotsune
Zeami Motokiyo
Tamaka
School of the Arts
To the Editor Cupid confessions and tarot concerns letter
A reader submits a personal verse about loneliness and attraction and asks the editor to publish in Cupid column. Francine raises concern over K Lowenthal October 6 Tarot article noting dangers of casual use and potential psychical harm.
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Barnard
Peter Pan
Captain Hook
Wendy Peltin
K. Lowenthal
Columbia and Barnard Introduce Coed Dining and New Dorm Dining Rules
The plan includes billing Barnard food services monthly for meals at Columbia, and a coed dining concept led by Ronald Lane. Barnard dorms will add two daily security checks, while residents sign a daily house register. Commuters and dorm residents gain broader access to meals and faculty dinners.
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John Jay
Lion’s den
Barnard Food Services
Columbia
Ronald Lane
CUSC
Lane
Barnard
Janet Carlson
Miss. Carlson
Rormuters
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Columbia University
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Fayerweather Hall
Bliss Carlson
Cox: Exec
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Batique
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