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Harvard jumped to a quick lead as 123-pound Tom Schnorr pinned his opponent in 1:23, but Brown's Bob Davidson earned his team three points by edging Bruce Goodman, 3-2. Harvard coach John Lee feels that Davidson is probably the Bruins' best wrestler...
...will give Bruce Goodman a rest tonight by moving him from 123, where he wrestled against Springfield, Rutgers, and Penn, to his regular spot at 130. Tom Schnorr will fill...
Meanwhile, Congress has eliminated HUAC in name only. The fact that the Committee took to a pseudonym represents no victory for the liberals, but at least the word "un-American" may begin to disappear from the national lexicon. This prospect, though, does not please Walter Goodman, author of The Committee, who sees HUAC's name as a perverse but lovable piece of Americana. "There is nothing un-American about the Un-American Activities Committee...just as there is nothing un-American about union-busting, anti-Semitism, or the Ku Klux Klan." For all its patriotism and bad meter, "HUAC...
Harvard's lightweights were responsible for most of the points, however, as they won the first four matches to build a 12-0 advantage. Only Catinella's bout was close, as Bruce Goodman, Tom Schnorr, and Coleman won with relative ease...
...longer enough. After Farmer left CORE in 1966, he was dismayed to see his organization, which had been militantly for integration, suddenly turn toward separatism. Committed to the notion of Black Power, it limited the role of white members-even though white CORE Volunteers Michael Schwerner and Andrew Goodman had given their lives in Mississippi only a year earlier. To the new radical leaders, Farmer's type of militancy was not aggressive enough for the times. Another disappointment came in 1966, when Farmer was asked by the Johnson Administration to head a literacy program funded...