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Columbia Acting President Cordier Talks to Anyone on Campus
New York AP. Andrew Cordier, acting Columbia University president, works 14 to 20 hours daily and aims to ease campus tensions by talking with students and staff. Former UN diplomat, he defends his Congo role as not involved in Lumumba murder and plans a one year tenure before returning to academia. He previously led Columbia’s School of International Affairs and helped draft the UN Charter. Cordier, born in Canton Ohio, 1900s, has two children and a long career in diplomacy and education.
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New York
Great Neck
Long Island
Andrew Wellington Cordier
Columbia University
Cordier
Jjob
Mano UN
Columbia
Congo
Students For A Democratic Society
Patrice Lumumba
Low
Grayson Kirk
San John Jay Hall
Pyoke
Colmmbia’s
School of International Affairs
United Nations
Cor-De-Ver
Manchester College
Indiana
State Department
U.N
Trygve Lie
Dag Hammarskjold
Dorothy Butterbaugh
Lowell
Louise
Canton
Ohio
Hartville High School
Manchester
University of Chicago