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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1960
Page
6
The passage records Nixon saying he would meet Khrushchev if conference preparations promise real outcomes and not propaganda. Kennedy agrees but urges U S strength growth first and suggests pre summit conferences to ensure serious top level talks. Both candidates favor another summit but seek precautions.
The piece discusses how Federal financial support should be allocated and questions how selective funding could avoid ongoing national control of education. It notes a tension in the Republican educational program and seeks a clear answer on safeguarding state and local autonomy.
In England fragmentary lines discuss people seated or standing in society with phrases about being earnest and a nod to Brendan Behan. The piece critiques social importance and sentiment as a universal constant.
Bulletin notes a Higher Horizons session on Tuesday November 1 in Room 3035 with a luncheon discussion by Seixas Menorah and Earl Hall continuing Walter Sokel's Joseph and His Brothers of Thomas Mann. A second talk on Leopold Bloom as a Jewish Archetype by Professor William Tindall is set for Wednesday November 2 in the Schiff Room Earl Hall.
A Life magazine piece cites Daniel Yankelovich on voters seeking a president with conviction and compromise, a nonpartisan stature, common touch, decisive leadership, and foreign affairs experience. The article frames the choice as a personality contest over ideals and influence from social groups.
The piece argues that Kennedy faces hurdles among Negro voters as Baptist churchgoers lean anti-Catholic. It notes a persistent gap between civil rights principles and practices per the Civil Rights Commission and stresses that much work remains regardless of who wins the White House.
A commentator argues Nixon is in a sympathetic role and could be a strong president due to stable ideas and practical sense. The piece notes his experience and his running mate Henry Cabot Lodge as key advantages despite opposition from Columbia University.
Richard Heffner of GBS told a Noon Meeting that television wields immense power and must meet new challenges to elevate standards. He warned sponsors and networks share responsibility for quality and urged more high quality programming to educate viewers and enrich culture while noting TV reflects national realities.
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