CORE Group Urges Senate Action on Civil Rights Bill
A Columbia CORE chapter letters campaign, led by Arthur Zingher and Barry Ernstoff, seeks swift passage of a strong civil rights bill with Title III Public Accommodations and a National Fair Employment Practices Commission. About 700 students have signed, targeting crucial Democratic and Republican senators from multiple states.
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National Fair Employment Practices Commission
Arthur Zingher
Barry Ernstoff
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American Civil Liberties Union
Barnard Summer Theatre to Welcome Kathleen Stafford and Others
Kenneth Jones announces the Barnard Summer Theatre Staff for the coming season. Kathleen Stafford from the Old Vic School in Bristol joins, along with Bert Summer directing a Cairo program and Robert Williams teaching voice at Columbia. The season plans include Faustus Tartuffe and Maria Marten with an original musical, plus another play, all staged across open air and Minor Latham Playhouse with varied performance schedules.
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England
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London
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Columbia
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Christopher Marlowe
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Moliere
Tartuffe
Maria Marten
Low Library
Latham Playhous
Morrison to Discuss Bill of Rights and Political Activity
Miss Phoebe Morrison chair of Barnard Government outlines a talk on The Bill of Rights and Political Activity at Thursday Noon Meeting in the College Parlor. A Connecticut lawyer and Hague Court experience, she served with OSS Civil A ffairs during World War II and later led international relations work at the Foundation of Foreign Affairs. Morrison, a Vassar graduate and Phi Beta Kappa, joined Barnard in 1952 and became a full professor in 1960.
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Office of Strategic Services
Washington
Foundation of Foreign Affairs
Vassar College
Phi Beta Kappa
New York AAUW names Rosemary Park Woman of the Year
The New York Chapter of the AAUW selects Rosemary Park as Woman of the Year for 1963. A tea at 4 30 p m tomorrow at the chapter clubhouse will honor her with a citation by Dr Janet Robb. Park is praised as a distinguished scholar and able administrator, the only woman to lead two colleges, with a national reputation in education.
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Rosemary Park
Janet Robb
New York
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New York City
Four Seniors to Attend Montreal International Relations Conference
Four Barnard seniors Sharon Block Charlotte Goldstein Jean Murphy and Nancy Terry class of 1964 will attend a four day international relations conference at McGill University in Montreal as delegates of the Conference Committee. The committee seeks foreign students for an international weekend at Douglass College in New Brunswick New Jersey November 8 10 with a sign up sheet on Jake.
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Montreal
Sharon Block
Charlotte Goldstein
Jean Murphy
Nancy Terry
Douglass College
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Jake
McGill
United Nations
NDEA funding in dispute as House and Senate clash
Congress debates the National Defense Education Act loan program with the Senate backing a three year extension and $35 million yearly increase while the House seeks a higher first year total and no per school cap. The House sent its NDEA bill to the Rules Committee for study amid party tensions and student hardship.
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Washington
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Senate
NDEA
Rules Committee
Mortarboard Pictures Senior Photo Days Announcement
Mortarboard Pictures will photograph seniors in room 2 Annex from October 30 to November 1. Students must report at their signed time.
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Room 2
City Commission to Rule on 616 Tenants Protest
Eleven non Barnard tenants filed protests to eviction notices for 616. The City Rent Commission will rule on the case which will decide whether renovations can proceed or the tenants must vacate by December 1 if Barnard prevails. If tenants win, project completion could be delayed indefinitely.
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