Campus papers push board control after editor fired
Colorado Daily staff seek management by a university board amid controversy over editor Gary Althern who was dismissed for editorial judgments. Ohio State votes to disaffiliate from NSA after a campus referendum.
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Spectator Debate Defends Coverage Role at Columbia College
Hyde Park debate pitted John Langbein and Stephen Raphael for the affirmative that the Columbia Daily Spectator has not fulfilled its campus duties. Dov Grunschlag and Dotun Gopstein argued Spectator should not be narrowly defined and must balance campus, national, and local news amid Times coverage gaps on national defense act amendments.
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Letters to the Editor continued criticizing Spain report
The writer rebuts claims about Spain noting errors and bias in a previous report. They challenge assertions about secret police badges, the Secret Service glamour, and Mussolini train claims while defending their own travel experiences and Spain’s trains.
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Action Committee Reports Progress on Subcommittee Plans
The Community Affairs Committee met Thursday to review subcommittee progress and discuss weekend anti-Cuban quarantine rallies. Narcotics And Youth Chairman Mike Nolan reported a public meeting with prominent speakers on the question Narcotics and Youth will be held in Harkness Theater on November. Kathie Rogers of the NSA gave background on the group and its Harlem tutorial projects. Reports were heard from the Remedial Reading, Seal test Boycott, and Housing committees.
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HUAC Rally Draws Attention Amid Questions at Event
Miss Hansberry posed a pointed question underscoring the urgency of the anti HUAC rally held Wednesday night. The event highlighted public concern and prompted speakers to address constitutional rights and government oversight.
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Americans debate disarmament and US USSR missile programs
Brookhaven National Laboratories' W A Higinbotham told a Noon Meeting that Americans tend to see themselves as right and the Soviet Union as wrong. He traced nuclear weapon developments since World War II, noted fear of losing superiority, and linked these themes to the Cuban crisis and Kennedy’s policy contrasts. He cited the first generation Soviet missiles versus second generation US rockets and urged further readings.
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Nomination Speech Lifted Beleaguers I Hope Her Luck
Frankie Stein '63, Undergraduate President, notes that 66 Elects prepared a nomination speech and a thorough platform, wishing her success in her new office.
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