Marchers Gather for Vietnam War Protest in Washington
An estimated 150000 people, mainly students and white middle class youths, gathered beneath the Lincoln Memorial and later marched to the Pentagon. Loren Lavis, an electronics technician from Madison, said he shifted from hawk to opponent and supported a mass withdrawal. Betty Denich, a Berkeley anthropology graduate student, voiced belief that demonstrations matter for diverse views and countering simplistic political solutions.
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Washington, D. C
Loren Lavis
Madison, Wis
Vietnam
Lavis
Lincoln Memorial
Pentagon
U. S
Washington
Betty Denich
Berkeley
Women’s Strike
Washington Monument
Ed van Dyne
Artist Series to Present Gilbert and Sullivan A La Carte
Gilbert and Sullivan A La Carte plans a Tuesday 8 15 p m presentation in Parker Auditorium. Allan Lokos directs a five member singer actor company performing great moments from the Savoy operas with concise staged excerpts.
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Parker Auditorium
Allan Lokos
Lokos
Resignations Hurt Forensic Union at HFU
The HFU forensics program faces decline after the resignations of Han, Hottel, and Bair. Secretary-treasurer Catherine Westfall cites inadequate advisor support and stagnation, while Bair and Hottel stress lack of coaching and need for eight-member debators.
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Hanover Forensic Union
Dave Hottel
Tom Bair
HFU
Catherine Westfall
Senate Amends for Reapportionment in Student Senate
The Senate approved a living unit based reapportionment plan requiring a maximum of one senator per fifteen residents with at least two per unit and commuters counted as one unit. The amendment goes to a three week student vote and takes effect upon ratification. New members were named for the drinking policy study committee. petitions for judicial board seats are due November 2.
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Senate
Student Senate
Barry Wright
Chip Hixson
Steve Bolton
Steve Crane
Rick Fisher
Senior Gift Decision Reached Despite Dissent In Support
The senior class will fund a fountain though 24 seniors refuse to contribute. 154 of 236 seniors voted. 57 supported the fountain. The ballot originally omitted a scholarship option, later added to most ballots. Hamilton criticizes the gift as decorative and urges a scholarly gift for Hanover or library resources.
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van Schenck
Schenck
Steve LaBarbera
Frank Hamilton
Hanover
Hamilton
Labarbera
Responsible Action Aims To Mobilize Hanover Students
Hanover students form Hanover Students For Responsible Public Action to address racial conflict poverty and world conflicts. The group plans a self education program and a Sunday meeting at 7:30 p m from Dr James Ferguson's home with transportation from the Campus Center at 7:20 p m. Participants include Jim Putnam Becky Thompson Fred Craig and Dan Ramage with about fifteen to twenty students involved.
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Hanover
James Ferguson
Hanover Students For
Jim Putnam
Johnson
Vietnam
Putnam
Becky Thompson
Fred Craig
Dan Ramage
Ramage
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