25 May 1965
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1965
Page
1
FBI requests details about picketing activity while a college declines to release student records. Core issue centers on balancing investigative access with privacy and institutional data policies. Source mentions Bernard Ade and a faculty statement as contextual elements.
The text outlines a policy about releasing student information and the need for discretion by campus officials. Deans discuss access to student organizations like YR, YD, SNC, and OACR and rely on forms at registration or year-end. Dean Purves acknowledges the issue of controlling such data and the role of faculty rulings from 1962 in shaping secrecy. Dorothy Dudley is noted as secretary to the dean of men, with officials prepared to invoke government measures if needed.
A college committee plans a campus press conference with Secretary Dean Rusk during the June 11 commencement to discuss foreign policy and academia. Senior Phil Ehrensatt says students oppose Rusk policy on Vietnam and want a frank, general discussion rather than prepared questions.
Indian eipusoay, agnor and sachet De. Arthur Lall will continue this year's TAC speaker series with two talks on Friday May 23 in the Yat Lounge at Wildes. Prof Call will discuss China and the United Nations at 3 430 pm and India and China at 8 00 pm. Prof Lall, teaching international relations at Cornell University, Center for International Studies, was Indian ambassador to the United Nations from 1954 to 1989 and pressed for China’s seat at the UN. He criticized State Department assumptions on revolutions and civil wars and warned about policy toward the academic community. College seniors Crain and Ehrensaft commented on the meeting’s purpose and value of demonstrations for political change.
A faculty committee considers next year's honorary degrees while student input is requested. A campus poll yields nominations for notable figures including Edward Brooke, Adlai Stevenson, Mario Savio, Mao Tse Tung, and Malcolm X, with several others suggested by student leaders.
Mrs Reichard named acting dean of women for 1965 66 by President Robert Care as the college searches for a permanent dean. Reichard, associate with the college since 1940, has German studies credentials from Munich and Freiburg and has lectured internationally.
A partial report notes the world champion push ball match scheduled for Sunday May 1. It lists the men’s qualifier and hints at a weekend event leading to the title. Further details or participants are not provided in the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Teeland and ions directing lube in sea and aly, Stan and Elube with the oan army in Germany. References a person connected to Lyceum and Chautauqua, teaching speech at a States af Stout institute. A 18 year tenure as cm Giretor in coal ming belonging to United States.
College officials announced a $400,000 gift from Mr and Mrs Robert J Goodrich of Sarasota Florida toward a student infirmary at Oberlin. The donors, alumni of Oberlin, urged a comprehensive plan for student health facilities as planning proceeds.
Article by Pete Miller and Raya Dunayevskaya associate on libertarian rights on campuses. Hale and Miller argue education seeks freedom and critique bureaucratic power. Report on SNCC SCLC NAACP CORE, funding drives, and the Alabama News Bureau plan with Martha Honey leading Montgomery coverage.
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