Word: hodel
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...intensive activity and enforced cooperation between the pro-Stevenson groups is not paralleled in the clubs supporting Eisenhower. While there is no outright disunity, there is only what Don Hodel '57, president of the Harvard Young Republican Club, termed a "standing offer" to join forces with the Eisenhower Club, and perhaps with the Harvard Conservative League and the Harvard Conservative Club...
Despite the efforts of William Cotter '58, president of the HYDC, to argue issues with the HYRC head, Don Hodel '57, ranging from farm policy to civil rights, the emphasis of the debate shifted to the two parties' views of the Stevenson suggestion...
...Hodel based his defense of Eisenhower's position on nuclear experiments on a basic distrust of any totalitarian state, such as Soviet Russia. He maintained that we could not afford to stop our tests unless America and the USSR arrived at an agreement on "open-skies" inspection...
...Hodel, however, believed that we would lose face internationally and encourage Russia to attack by demonstrating such a "sign of weakness...
Donald P. Hodel '57, president of the Harvard Young Republicans and William R. Cottor '58, president of the Harvard Young Democrats, will defend the merits of President Eisenhower and Adlai E. Stevenson tonight. Argument begins at 8 at the Newton College of the Sacred Heart...