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...certain words in an article entitled "Indian Love Call," which appeared in the first issue of "The Writer." The Conduct Committee chairman, J. J. Wanderstock, refused to give the names of the complainants, although the Cornell newspaper reported that one of them was Deane W. Malott, President of Cornell...
Presidents John Sloan Dickey of Dartmouth and Deane W. Malott of Cornell had no comment. Dan Coyle, Princeton publicity director, revealed that the presidents did meet, however, and said he understood that a statement of policy on spring football practice would be issued next week...
...statement to the Sun, Malott claimed that the material came from random notes in his speech file. He added that it had come to his attention in the form of some "educational handout or filler paragraph in a weekly newspaper which was printed with no reference to source or authority...
...Malott further complicated the situation by making a statement on November 23 in a long-distance telephone conversation to the city editor of the Kansan, daily of the University of Kansas. Malott was president of that University prior to his post at Cornell. He announced that his remarks had not been meant for publication...
...Malott commented on November 29 that he had refused to give the Sun an official statement "because he felt that there was no purpose to be served by a refutation of the implication that material had been taken by him from Dr. Taylor...