Mary McCarthy Pins Hopes On McCarthy Campaign At Campus
Mary McCarthy 19 leaves college to campaign for Sen Eugene McCarthy at an east library steps event. She outlines his bid, defends reasons for running, discusses draft reform and a 18 year voting age, and notes his potential running mate and future stops like Ft Wayne.
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Sigma Phi Epsilon Chartered Indiana Theta Chapter at Tri-State
The Indiana Theta Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon was installed Saturday May 4 after a colony since April 8 1967. About 50 members and alumni attended with Grand President J Zollinger presiding and delivering the main banquet address at Potawatomi Inn.
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Lansford
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Lucy Emerson
Michael Nyikos
Radcliffe
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Aerate Council
Howard Gilliam
Alpha Gamma Upsilon
Tri-State
Tydings Of Md Speaks At TLC For Kennedy
Maryland Senator Joseph Tydings spoke at Best Hall on May 2 supporting Senator Robert F. Kennedy for president. He urged Indiana primary importance, discussed a possible Midwest running mate, and outlined Kennedy positions on Vietnam coalition, a nationwide draft lottery, and welfare attitudes. He was hosted by Steuben County Citizens for Kennedy and planned to speak at Michigan State later that evening.
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Test of student power erupts at Columbia riots
The World and Nation notes a student protest at Columbia University from April 23 to 30 over a gymnasium site near Harlem. Police were called by Dr Grayson Kirk to end the unrest. President Johnson announces peace talks with North Vietnam to begin May 10 in Paris. Rockefeller and Humphrey enter the 1968 presidential race.
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