Word: larocca
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Also: Peter A. Jaszi; Frank M. Kahr; Joseph A. Kanon; Anil Khosla; Walter Kiechel, III; Robert G. Kopelson; Thomas E. Kruskal; Robert J. LaRocca; Robert D. Levin; David O. Loud; Harold S. Luft; Randolph H. Lundberg; Harry K. Macwilliams; Neil S. Mayer...
Walter M. Licht '67 and Robert LaRocca '68, the liberals, convincingly describe (complete with footnoted sources) a vicious circle of original military commitment which could only have led to further involvement. The authors agree with Hans Morgenthau that the U.S. is caught because of its basic misconception of its role in world affairs. Licht and LaRocca see escape from the circle in total withdrawal of U.S. forces and a Vietnam government led by the National Liberation Front. Many American liberals, however, might object to their designation of the NLF as the sole legitimate representative of the South Vietnamese people...
Robert F. LaRocca, a student in the Graduate School of Design and one of the leaders of the student group, said yesterday that the group would heed Whitlock's advice and only send a small group to the hearings...
Died. Dominic ("Nick") LaRocca, 71, whose all-white Original Dixieland Jazz Band was among the first to walk the beat from New Orleans to Chicago in 1916, and who wrote Tiger Rag, Fidgety Feet and other jazz classics made famous by his blaring cornet; of congestive heart failure; in New Orleans...