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...also "sanctioned" the presence of Luigl Einaudi '57 at the current New England regional meeting of the NSA. Einaudi was elected president of the group over the weekend, subject to Council approval. In sanctioning Einaudi, the Council did not recognize him as a full delegate...
...organization kept complete dossiers on over 70,000 people connected with universities. Tapped phone calls, unsigned reports of conversations, lists of friends--all appeared in abundance to keep 48 full-time employees busy in a small three-story building. These offices are now shut down and carefully guarded, but Einaudi was permitted to look closely at the files...
...reverberations of Sunday's palace coup echo through the streets of Buenos Aires, the shouts of students are undoubtedly among the loudest voices supporting the democratic elements which replaced General Lonardi's provisional government. For according to Luigi Einaudi '57, returned from Argentina, students have played, and will continue to play, a significant role in transforming the one-time police state into a democracy...
...delegates sent by the U.S. National Student Association to an international conference in Chile, Einaudi spent ten days in Buenos Aires at the invitation of the main student organization of Argentina, the Federation Universitaria Argentina. With the cooperation of FUA and the government of General Lonardi, the Harvard junior was shown files kept by Peron on every university student in Argentina and was asked to publicize what he found to people in this country...
...past few weeks, Einaudi believes the students must have become discouraged with Lonardi's regime because of the dismissal of Dr. Eduardo Busso as Minister of Interior and Justice. Busso, a prominent law professor and supporter of a democratic government, was forced out of his job presumably to appease Peronist elements. In any case, the opinions of the students were clear; as the New York Times pointed out yesterday morning, a supporter of Lonardi was dragged through the streets by several hundred university students who shouted, "Democracy, yes; nazism...