Word: hcc
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Dates: during 1956-1956
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...Harvard groups, Republican in sentiment, but not political action organizations are the Conservative League and the Conservative Club. Edward S. Barnard, President of the HCC, commented that while his club encouraged its 25 members to campaign, it did not provide them with the opportunity to do so, as it did not wish to endorse a candidate of any particular party. He added that the group was "not being as active this year as last" but that he hoped to work up small discussion groups for club members. He mentioned his be-6Dinner Table Campaigner...
...HCC refused the suggestion on the grounds that it was a non-partisan organization, and that it had obtained its own speakers...
Bridges' cancellation of his Forum appearance, which provoked violent denunciations of Thomson for allegedly undermining the Forum, also caused the latest protests. The HCC learned that the Senator had consented to address a joint HYRC-HCC program in late March...
Since Bridges had originally agreed to appear exclusively before the Conservative Club, prior to his Forum commitment, HCC members revealed charges of increasing HYRC pressure to "co-sponsor" all Republican speakers scheduled by the HCC...
...October, it was charged, Thomson first approached the Conservative Club with his proposal of "co-sponsorship." The HCC was to allow the HYRC to co-sponsor all its Republican speakers, but in return would not be allowed to co-sponsor any HYRC speakers...