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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Seymour E. Harris '20, professor of Economics, who is in charge of the drive, said that the advertisement, to appear Friday in the Boston Globe, is essentially a reduplication of the one signed by 340 Columbia professors in the New York Times two weeks...
Faculty members are requested to return their postcards to 14 Plympton St. The results of the faculty poll will appear Friday, October...
After debating the election issue for weeks, students will get a chance to indicate their Presidential leanings in the CRIMSON'S straw poll. Balloting begins tonight in the Houses and at the Business and Law Schools. The final results will appear on the front page Thursday morning, October...
...they could cure galloping Bevanitis without drastic surgery. At a meeting in Stalybridge, former Chancellor of the Exchequer Hugh Gaitskell openly accused the Bevanite faction of playing ball with Communists. "I was told by some observers," he said, "that about one-sixth of the constituency party delegates [at Morecambe] appear to be Communists or Communist-inspired ... It is now quite clear . . . from what we saw at Morecambe that we were wrong to let all this go on without reply...
Senator Joseph McCarthy has proved venturesome enough to appear twice on the show. Once, in Chicago, Student Ruth Copel wanted to know the sources for his evidence in accusing Government employees of Communism. Said McCarthy: "You can't have them." Ruth persisted: "Don't you feel that as long as it is affecting the public, the public ought to know just where you get your information?" McCarthy didn't. Another student got up to ask whether McCarthy had ever used wiretapping. McCarthy: "Thank you. Next question." The next question: Wasn't he going to answer...