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...point with horror to the murky record of recent years where the personal political career of the Council President has sometimes found a convenient stepping stone in the Council. In the opinion of Leed and Zagat, a decrease in the importance of the Presidency would alleviate this chronic trouble; inter-House Council enthusiasts insist that only a cut-back in Council influence and power can do it. Evaluating the Dunster withdrawal, Leed has remarked that Bailey's rebellion is "something like a populist movement at Harvard." If that is so, Leed and Zagat resemble New Dealers...
...demonstration was prompted by recent "Freedom Ride," sponsored by CORE. In that demonstration, a group of whites and Negroes traveled by bus from Washington, D.C. to New Orleans in order to test the Supreme Court decision outlawing all discrimination against inter passengers. During the trip, several members of the group were attacked and beaten by Alabama segregationists...
...varsity sailing team finished second to an M.I.T. contingent in the NEISA Dinghy Championships at Winthrop last weekend, qualifying with Tech as one of the two New England teams to compete in the National Inter-collegiate Championships at Annapolis in June...
...that too few Latin American leaders will agree. If so, the U.S. may have to fall back upon unilateral action under the Monroe Doctrine. President Kennedy recognized that point in his speech on Cuba shortly after the Bay of Pigs invasion. "Should it ever appear," he said, "that the inter-American doctrine of noninterference merely conceals or excuses a policy of nonaction; if the nations of this Hemisphere should fail to meet their commitments against outside Communist penetration, then I want it clearly understood that this Government will not hesitate in meeting its primary obligations, which are the security...
...anti-Yankee riots, 400 students demonstrated against Castro. In San José, Costa Rica, students at the city's eight high schools walked out to demand a break in diplomatic relations, and President Mario Echandi deplored the restricting "principle of nonintervention which seems every day more unsuitable to inter-American unity." Chile's President Alessandri blamed the Communist bloc for the "disquieting situation in the hemisphere." Mexico, from whose shores Castro launched his original invasion of Cuba, is the nation still most dedicated to Castro's cause, and though President López Mateos, a middle...