Letters to the Editors Attack on the UN as un-American
A reader denounces the United Nations as atheistic and pro Soviet, claims Alger Hiss and Trygve Lie conspired to place communism in UN leadership, and argues the UN Charter supersedes the U.S. Constitution. The letter asserts U.S. taxpayers fund most UN bills and urges revamping or isolation of the body to defend freedom and Christian principles.
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Hanover
Alger Hiss
Trygve Lie
Hiss
Molotov
Korea
United States
J Edgar Hoover
U. S
Cleon Skousen
E. Berliner
Herbert Hoover
Triangle editorials and the call for constructive budgeting
Beloved Editors critique of a February 8 editorial on activity funds argues for a focused approach. The writer urges limiting topics to the funds issue and offering concrete, investigated proposals rather than broad complaints. A sample suggestion questions fund allocation efficiency.
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Triangle
Cutting Demands Real Decision
Carol Haggard notes Hanover students face a dilemma over class cuts as policy varies by professor. Students weigh waking early for a test or skipping, with attitudes changing from freshmen to seniors. Ultimately, responsibility falls on the individual to decide whether to attend or miss a class.
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Carol Haggard
Hanover
Hanover volunteers praised for quick fire response at Phi Gamma Delta
Hanover College thanks the Hanover Volunteer Fire Department for prompt action that saved the Phi Gamma Delta chapter house Tall Lodge after an early Saturday morning fire. The volunteers arrived within ten minutes, preventing greater damage and earning campus appreciation for their ongoing service.
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Phi Gamma Delta
Hanover
Hanover College
Local Hanover newspaper masthead and staff list
The piece lists the Hanover Indiana local newspaper masthead with editorial and staff roles including News Editor Nancye Moncrief and various editors managers photographers and staff names. It notes the paper’s second class matter status and rights policy statements.
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Hanover
Indiana
Washington Walks In and Out of the Nation’s Capital
Editorial notes Washington society values being “in it” and describes a spree of walking by leaders including Marines under General Shoop and Attorney General Robert Kennedy. It contrasts Democrat and Republican figures marching toward political ends, urging readers to join in a spring Washington walking trend.
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Washington
White House
David M. Shoop
Shoop
Theodore Roosevelt
C. & O. Canal Path
Robert Kennedy
Bobby
C. & O. Canal
Capitol Building
Lincoln Memorial
No Dance For Weary Walk Winner
A campus article chronicles a 50 mile foot race where fraternity men endure blistered feet after a long cross country journey from Louisville. The crowd pressures toward the trophy and an all school celebration with dancing follows the finish.
Daytona Promotes Spring Folk Festival at Famous Beach
Daytona Beach Chamber of Commerce markets the city as Florida City for a spring influx of about 50 000 college students. The festival lineup features The Brothers Four Peter Paul and Mary the Huntsmen and the Folksters plus the espresso priest Reverend Malcolm Boyd roaming Daytona’s three coffee houses. Noted athletes and a jazz combo of professors are also billed as talent.
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Daytona Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Daytona Chamber of Commerce
Brothers Four
Peter, Paul and
Mary
The
Huntsmen
Folksters
Daytona
Malcolm Boyd
Wayne University
D. C
Hanover
Bombers Rally Impress Blythe Hall Women Voters
The Ugly Man campaign by Blythe Hall men shows strong organization and effort. The dorm’s impending conversion to a women’s residence seems to energize support and spark a prominent, favorable reaction among the key female voters.
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Blythe Hall
Blythe
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Robb
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Karen Farlow
Ann
Pilasterer
Tom Kiracoffe
Gwil Jones
Bruce Johnson
Steve Woods
Vance Woodward
Steve Moore
Louisville
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