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Robert W. Scrivner '57 of Kirkland House was elected new president of the Debate Council last night. The council also passed a resolution to give an annual award in memory of William C. Boydon III '57, who was killed in an auto accident over Christmas vacation...
...resolution to give a prize in memory of Boyden reads "To be given to the member of the junior class who most nearly approximates the standards set by William C. Boydon III." The award, in the form of the book, will be first given...
Starting at 9:15 a.m. in the Columbine III, the President reached Key West in 3½ hours. He was accompanied by his brother, Dr. Milton Eisenhower, and Mamie Eisenhower would follow them down for New Year's weekend. He got a rousing welcome as he drove from Boca Chica Naval Air Station to the Key West U.S. Navy Base, passing along Roosevelt Boulevard, Truman Street (which sports a Margaret Truman Launderette) and by Eisenhower Drive, which had been known, until the night before his arrival, as North Beach Road. Not three hours afterwards, the President was happily whacking...
...Summers III...
...weeks earlier, on Dec. 21, North and Boyden were killed instantly near Goshen, Ind., when the car in which they were riding collided unavoidably with two trucks on the brow of a New York Central overpass. John Fell Stevenson '58, of Leverett House and Libertyville, III., driver of the car, suffered severe face cuts and a broken right kneecap. Doctors said yesterday at Chicago's Passavant Hospital, where Stevenson is confined in a wheelchair, that his progress was "fine." His return to Cambridge is as yet indefinite...