CORE Aims to Rebuild Membership Amid Civil Rights Tensions
Columbia CORE members met on October 13 to outline main problems and a plan for 1966 87, highlighting dwindling membership blamed on Floyd McCissick's Black Power stance. The group pledged non violent training, two meetings for prospective members, a $100 initiation fee, and project work including housing renewal tutoring and leafleting for rallies. Proposals include collaborating with the Columbia Citizenship Council, fundraising via a Supremes benefit, and a Fast for Freedom on November 25.
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CORE
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Camp
West Side Block Association
04Th
108Th Streets
Central Park West
Columbia Citizenship Council
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Supremes
Fast For Freedom
Civilian Review Board
Johnson
Family of Man
Anti War Gadfly Brings Viewpoints To Columbia University
Gadfly editor Rockwell argues war is decided by Congress not the president and that opposing war is a protected right. He discusses constitutionalism morality and Kantian law while outlining future topics including the university war debate and Vietnam parallels.
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Rockwell
Madison, Jefferson
Supreme Court
Realpolitie
Realpolutte
Roce Cil
War Department
Columbia
Kirk
Mel Baron
Vietnam
Lincoln
Ed Connelly
Nuremberg
Barnard
Lecture Series Converts Focus From Facts to Concepts
The debate over a freshman lecture series centers on shifting from fact based talks to presenting concepts of personal identity and adjustment. Dr Rolio May led a critique of the program while Mrs Millicent McIntosh praised its aim of meaningful topics. Students denounce compulsory attendance and limited freedom to skip lectures amid four allowed cuts.
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Rolio May
Millicent McIntosh
Barnard College
Roosevelt Indiated
Anglican Bishop Crowther to Speak on Apartheid at Riverside
The Right Reverend C Edward Crowther Anglican Bishop of Kimberley and Kurijman South Africa will address Riverside Church this Wednesday at 1 15 PM. He criticizes apartheid policies and has faced government censure for aiding victims, distributing Martin Luther King Jr tape recordings and organizing relief efforts in South Africa.
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Hamalton
Riverside Church
C. Edward Crowther
Kimberley
Kurijman
Africa
United States
Union Theological Seminary
Crowther
Martin Luther King, Jr
South Africa
King
America
Social Revo
Publications Control Board of the Union of South Africa
Martin Luther King
Assembly Hall
Independent Committee to Study Government Sponsors Research
The Independent Committee to Study Government Sponsored Research plans to probe how university research is funded and used. A subcommittee will meet today at 4 p.m. in the Earl Hall Lounge. Michael Blare GF was reelected chair with new officers Peter Seidmat Morris Grossner and others taking roles.
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Vietnam
ICV
CIA
FBI
Earl Hall
Michael Blare GF
Momday
Peter Seidmat
Morris Grossnér
Kark Klare
Totty Pa*pert
5Th Avenue
High School Girl In Project Double Discovery Tells View
Maria Martinez reflects on Project Double Discovery and College Discovery at Seward High School. She contrasts this year’s improved organization and counselor dedication with last year’s lack of focus and impractical trips, praising the program’s academic support and meals recreation blend.
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Maria Martinez
Seward High School
PDD
Manz
Harlem
Riis Park Beach
Jones Beach
Bear Mountain
POST
Albany
Washington, D. C
Willamsburg
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