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...made by certain participants in the recent National Conference on Religion and Race [Jan. 25]. Religious bodies in the U.S. deserve their quota of blame for neglect of the acute racial issue. But I fail to see past failures as an excuse for scoffing at an honest effort to marshal joint religious forces in an all-out assault upon the rapidly growing spirit of racial hatred. Are we to leave untried the power of a united appeal to our country's conscience just because it looks funny to see Protestants, Jews and Catholics sitting down at the same table...
Francis Kepel '38, United States Commissioner of Education, will be chief marshal at commencement June 13. A former dean of the Faculty of Education, he will appoint 150 aides and marshals to direct the day's activities...
Philip H. Theobald '25, president of the alumni association, named him chief marshal. Traditionally, the chief marshal is chosen from the clss holding its twenty-fifth reunion...
...necessary to have a strong network of full-time appointees who are not beholden for their support to the Federal Government, or to anyone other than the university itself; who must be free to direct their own activities as a faculty and provide the basic strength to marshal most advantageously the large volume of support now being made available by agencies of the Federal Government for projects of research. This is an enormously important program. It should command the sympathetic support of all Harvard men and, not least, of those whose heritage is that of Harvard medicine...
Elected as Second Marshal was Wesley S. Williams, Jr. '63, of Quincy House and Washington, D.C. The Third and Fourth Marshals will be C. William Taylor '63, of 24 Oak St., Belmont, and Crookston, Minn., and David L. Johnston '63, of Dunster House and Sault Ste., Marie, Ontario...