Word: birching
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...answer to charges that the Birch society's accusations have been reckless and damaging to many to many individuals, Bunker replied. "It is the individual's fault for taking actions which advances the communist cause, and not the fault of the John Birch Society for exposing them...
...order to understand the "message" of the John Birch Society, one has to imagine the United States as constantly threatened by an internal "communist conspiracy", one has to construct a world in which outward appearances are both revealing and deceiving, and one must think in terms of the Birchite vocabulary of "protective coloration," "infiltration", and "innocent people who do not know what is happening to them...
...Inside the John Birch Society" is the topic of the Dunster House Forum tonight. Colonel Laurence E. Bunker '26, a founder and member of the national council of the Birch society, will speak in the Junior Common Room...
...loneliest sea beach in New England" (Chappaquiddick off Martha's Vineyard?) to walk its sands while memorizing the whole play. Death took this gracious person, and he is grievously missed. The part of Choregos, which is probably the heaviest in the drama, was then assumed by Mr. Frank Hewitt Birch, who started from scratch without one word of Greek, sang Mr. Lodge's ingenious music most movingly, especially his lament for the King, and, at expiry of the final performance, fainted back stage. "Cold water on my face and a shot of whiskey in my gullet knocked...
Also elected were: Patricia A. Sloan '65, of Comstock Hall, clerk; Paul R. Ryack '63, of Quincy House, station manager, and Thomas P. Storer '65, of Winthrop House and James D. Birch '64, of Lowell House, members of the board...