Lodge Strongest GOP Candidate for 1964 Nomination
The article argues Henry Cabot Lodge is the strongest Republican choice for president in 1964. It praises his national and international stature, diplomatic finesse, and moderate, pro civil rights stance. It notes his New Hampshire write-in win, his Viet Nam role, Senate service, and a looming Oregon primary on May 16 1964 that could secure his nomination.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Ambassador Lodge
Lodge
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United Nations
Viet Nam
New Hampshire
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Nixon
Senate
Ambasador Lodge
Oregon
Scranton
Mrs. Smith
Editorial Page of Hanover College Triangle April 3 1954
The editorial page presents opinions of the Editorial Board led by chairman David R Larson. Bylines clarify contributors with named editors and cartoonists while stating student views may differ from the college body. The Triangle notes the page carries the board's collective stance and editorial responsibilities.
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Ron Hammerle
David R. Larson
Ann Waggoner
Carol Cochran
Phil Hedrick
Ginny Larson
Dave Lawrence
Mary Mason
Jon McKenna
Wally Miner
Judy Moffett
Bob Bowman
Hanover College Triangle
Faculty Stand Against Segregation Sparks Quiet Support
Dr Harve Rawson stated he and his wife would not attend functions sponsored by organizations that condone de facto segregation. The message, posted two weeks ago on the Classic bulletin board, has not prompted other faculty to publicly join the stance.
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Harve Rawson
Rawson
Senate meeting defies norms with extended debate
Wednesday's Senate session ran two and a half hours as 10 main motions were debated. Despite distractions and long discussions, members showed genuine concern, applied parliamentary procedure, and addressed topics from funds and an honor code to election result releases.
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Senate
Lodge Race Analyzed in Republican Contest
Letter to the editor notes Ambassador Lodge’s victories in New Hampshire and his strong East coast backing. It discusses how Lodge’s support framework could affect Goldwater’s standing, with Goldwater performing best in Western and Middle regions while Lodge shines in his core areas. It mentions Pennsylvania primaries and unpledged delegates. TED HILL, Lambda Chi House Hanover.
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Ambassador Lodge
New Hampshire
Lodge
Eisenhower
Nixon
Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Pennnsylvania
Senator Goldwater
Ted Hill
Lambda Chi House
Hanover
Race and Kissing Controversies Stir Hanover Church and IU
A Hanover United Presbyterian Church statement from 1964 affirms no membership exclusion for Negroes and calls members to overcome prejudice. Separately on Indiana University campus rumors claim kissing bans in Sycamore Hall lounge, with critiques of campus lighting affecting student safety and social life.
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Minster
Hanover Unit-d
Hanover United Presbyterian Church
Hanover
Indiana
Sycamore Hall
Indiana University
I. U
Sycamore
A Wise Decision Opens Election Committee Files
The Student Senate passed measures to open Election Committee files to all students and reform election procedures. The move promises ballot counts for major campus candidates and broader coverage in next year’s paper, ensuring students access to election results and a more democratic campus attitude.
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Senate
Morals On The Campus Excerpts From Newsweek
Quotes urge colleges to balance moral teaching with freedom to experiment. They stress preserving student rights to test values and rebel while avoiding pompous tone. The piece, from Newsweek, highlights campus ethics and personal responsibility.
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Newsweek
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