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...more important, of Harvard men. At least, F.D.R., in his famed Court-packing scheme, could justify his plan on the grounds that he was attempting to preserve his economic program designed to benefit all Americans. In contrast, the little venture into institution fixing of the leaders of the HYRC is clearly motivated by considerations of individual self-interest, although they are sugar-coated with references to conservatism and liberalism...
These vote-getting practices, the products of two years of narrowly partisan, ungentlemanly, and short-sighted leadership, serve as one more indication that the HYRC has lost its right to boast of being both the biggest and the best undergraduate organization in the Yard. Members of the HYRC, past and present, can only be ashamed of their association with an organization which has now degenerated to the very cheapest level of political activity. Robert W. Haney...
...Harvard Times-Republican, normally distributed on Thursday, will not be delivered today. Editor Norman William Smith Jr. '58, candidate for the HYRC presidency, attributed publishing failure to News Editor Clark Giles...
Smith said that he had planned to publish anyway, but because of Giles' refusal to provide copy and his own desire to abide by the Student Council recommendation to suspend the HYRC charter, he did not. He stated that the paper is not folding, and will come out again next Thursday...
...Stalker faction continued adamant in their refusal to release information, thinking that the controversy should be settled within the Club. Smith feels that their silence is deplorable since it casts a bad light on the activities of the HYRC in the eyes of students outside the Club...