Messenger Blames Printer Errors for Magazine Issues
Editor A D Hopkins cites printer loss of dummy copy and rushed deadline as the main causes of typographical errors and delayed cover printing. He says Beacon Press may print the magazine next and defends content standards while promising dynamic, engaged material.
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the Messenger
A. D. Hopkins
Hopkins
Beacon Press
Charles TH. Wheeler
Messenger
Wheeler
UR Young Republican Leaders See Moderate as Compromise Candidate
UR Young Republican leaders survey shows moderates could craft a compromise GOP ticket with Goldwater or Rockefeller as favored choices. Several interviews warn President Johnson may still win in November, despite moderate-led bid for a credible nominee.
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Young Republican
Jerry Becker
UR Young Republican Club
Lyndon 8
Johnson
GOP
Charles Samuels
Samuels
Nixon
Northeast
Robert FP. Kennedy
Hubert Humphry
D.minn
Paul Barbery
T. GC. Williams School of Law
Barry M. Goldwater
R.arie
Barbery
Kennedy
Goldwater
Ellen Ripley
Westhampton College
James R. Mullen
School of Business Administration
Chinese Student Cites Affairs of Japan and China
A Chinese student at Richmond College explains the 1964 escape of Chou Hung-Chaing to Japan and the diplomatic breach with the Republic of China. Japan's refusal to allow a Chinese embassy visit and to permit repatriation prompted protests, resignations, and a potential break in relations depending on future Japanese decisions.
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Affairs of
Japan
China
Richmond College
Central Daily News
United States
Far East
Red China
Republic of China
Chou Huan-Chaing
Chou
Taiwan
Chou Hung-Chaing
Spiders to Face W&M Tonight in SC Contest
William and Mary Indians visit the Richmond Spiders in a Southern Conference clash at Richmond Arena Friday night with a preliminary game 6 15 p.m. The series includes 1962 and 1963 meetings and features guards Enek Welsh Hunter and forwards Telepo Tenwick plus center Atwell on the Tribe and Roy Dickerson Morris Miller on the Spiders.
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W&m
William and Mary’s Indians
Richmond
Lewis Mills
Spiders
Richmond Arena
W&m Papooses
Scheel
Bill Chambers
The
Arena
Tribe
Williamsburg
Indians
Spicers
John Telepo
Tom Tenwick
George Atwell
Buddy Enek
Spike Welsh
Enek
Telepo
Welsh
Dave Hunter
Jim Roy
Dan Dickerson
Martin Morris
Hugh Miller
Tsou to Lead Talk Tuesday on Confucius Influence
Hayne Tsou will lead a discussion on Confucius influence in Chinese thought at the International Relations Club meeting. The fall program involves foreign and American students exploring political and social trends and facilitating idea exchange. The club, affiliated with the national Association of International Relations Clubs, meets monthly at 4:30 p.m. in the second floor lounge of the School of Business Administration.
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Hayne Tsou
Association of International Relations Clubs
School of Business Administration
University of Richmond hosts German lied recital by Jarrett and Benson
University of Richmond presents a German lied recital in Keller Hall led by vocal teacher Jick M. Jarrett and pianist Mrs. Jane Benson of the Richmond Symphony. Jarrett opens with Dichterliebe by Schumann and follows with works by Wolf Brahms Strauss, and more after intermission.
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Jick M. Jarrett
Jane Benson
Richmond Symphony Orchestra
University of Richmond Department of Muse
German Leider
Pam
Keller Hall
Jarrett
Robert Schumann
Heinrich Heine
Hugo Wolf
Johannes Brahma
Richard Strauss
University of Florida
Eastman School of Music
Berlin
Germany
Asheville
Ngc
University of
Sophomores Plan Service Money Making Project
Westhampton class of 1966 schedules a Saturday workshop January 11 from 2 to 5 PM in Keller Hall recreation room. Students will offer ironing, shoe shining, clothing repair, hair styling, monogramming, and baked goods for reasonable prices to aid fellow students.
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Westhampton
Keller Hall
Collegian Photographer Wins Three Newspaper Awards
David D. Ryan, Colleton Collegian staff photographer and Richmond Newspapers photographer, earned three awards in two Virginia contests. He took first in VNPA series, second in feature pictures, and third in sports at the VNPA VPA convention in Richmond.
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CoLitncian
David D. Ryan
Virginia
Ryan
Richmond
Virginia News Photographer's Association
VNPA
Virginian Press Association
VPA
John Marshall Iin
London
England
Webs Available for Students from Mr Scott Announcement
Mr Guy L Scott states the 1963 Web is still available for students who have not picked theirs up. Students should see him on the second floor of the Student Activities Building, third place award. A Jacksonville Florida baseball player is shown with a disgusted look as Ryan snaps a photo of the bat mid air. The pictures appeared in the Richmond Times Dispatch.
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Guy L. Scott
Mr. Scott
Jacksonville, Fla
Ryan
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Pictures Slated for Leoanian Columnists’ Web Portraits
Columnists from ConLeoian will have their photographs taken for the Web. The session is set for Tuesday at 2 30 in the office.
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ConLeoian
Web
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Stowe
Harry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Mal Freeman
Freeman
Lodge
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Tsou
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Penn
Benson
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