Word: leeds
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...basically irresponsible," Roger M. Leed '61 told Howard J. Phillips '62. "You have completely distorted everything I have said," Phillips complained. "You always twist and distort, Howie," moderator Jerry Williams observed...
...this took place on William's program on rocking radio station WMEX last night when Roger Leed, Administrative Assistant to the National Committee of N.S.A., challenged Howard Phillips, one time President of the Harvard Student Council to a debate on the proper place of N.S.A...
Angered by a Phillips charge last summer that N.S.A. was an "arrogant, leftist, undemocratic organization," Leed claimed his purpose for appearing on the program was to "present an objective picture." In general Leed found that the anti-N.S.A. arguments of Phillips and his fellow Young Americans for Freedom were "inconsistent," and "lacked facts to back up the charges...
...this point, Leed helpfully pointed out that "the mentality" of recent Harvard representative Phillips "and the mentality of the Harvard Student Body have few points of convergence...
Aside from the big question of NSA representation, commercials, Williams' attempts to determine how far right was right, and station breaks, various other items were debated, such as the cost of Phillips' hotel room at the N.S.A. convention and the nature of Fulton Lewis III's convention badge. Leed complained that debates with his old schoolmate "nearly always" degenerated into "such trivia," but seemed to find enough material to keep sparring well into the night, past CRIMSON bed time and that of most students...