Paton Outlines Africa Crisis and Western Role
Alan Paton, author of Cry The Beloved Country, spoke at Columbia on The Crisis In South Africa. He urged the West to aid Africa by building its resources and treating Africans as friends while Whites in Africa must respect rising native demands. He urged college youths to apply tech skills to Africa’s independence and development.
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Africa
Alan Paton
Columbia
American Committee On
South Africa
Mr. Paton
Pauling Seeks World Nuclear Test Ban at UN Day Rally
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling will address a United Nations Day rally in the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel Commodore tonight at 8 p.m. The Greater New York Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy hosts the event with general admission two dollars and student tickets one dollar.
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Linus Pauling
Greater New York
Pauling
Senate Subcommittee
Dag Hammerskjord
United States
Etzionit Analyzes Israeli Politics and Mapai Tenacity
Amitai Etzioni of Columbia addressed the Student Zionist Organization comparing Israel's system with American democracy. He noted Mapai's long control since 1931, its adaptability, and ability to align with coalition partners while preserving identity, suggesting resilience unless a major catastrophe occurs.
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Amitai Etzioni
Columbia
Student Zionist Organization
Israel
Mapai
Etzioni
Egypt
Tel Aviv
Barnard College Names 75th Anniversary Committee Head
Mrs. Mark VanDoren is named chair of Barnard College seventy fifth anniversary committee to plan 1964 events. The committee includes trustees Mrs. Ogden Reid and Mrs. Francis T. P. Plimpton and faculty leaders Professors Harrington and Kouwenhoven, with alumnae officials coordinating events and tapes.
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Mark VanDoren
Barnard College
Millicent C. McIntosh
Barnard
van Doren
Ogden Reid
Francis T. P. Plimpton
William P. White
Edward Pelz
Virginia D. Harrington
John A. Kouw
New York
Richard A. Norman
Pelz
Harrington
Kouwenhoven
Traveling Players Helped Spread Drama in 18th Century England
Miss Sybil Rosenfeld of the University of London spoke at the English Conference on Strolling Players in England detailing how provincial theatres disseminated drama and trained actors. She traced circuits of twenty-five companies, repertory tours to Liverpool Birmingham and Canterbury, and the rise of legal licenses and royal patents culminating in 1788 legalization of provincial players.
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Juliet
Romeo
Sybil Rosenfeld
University of London
England
Liverpool
Birmingham
Canterbury
Strolling Stock Company
Miss Rosenfeld
The
Society For Theatre Research
London
Cambridge University Press
Barnard Students Call for Equality in Event Access
Letters argue that all students regardless of means should access campus events. They propose raising tuition by 30 to cover costs of dances, movies, plays, and other college-sponsored activities to ensure full participation.
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Barnard
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U.N
New Yok Times
Senate
Milt Kamen
Cynthia Gooding
Etzionit
America
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Party of Change
Party of Consolidation
Mrs. VanDoren
McMillin
116Th Street
Gary Davis
Bill McAdoo
Molly Scott
Dave van Ronk
Ferris Booth
Ferris Booth Board OF Managers
Jennifer Jones
Bill Holden
Wollman Auditorium
Ferris Booth Hall
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