Word: sds
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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According to SDS, Dunlop said that he had "not decided anything, but it will be within this range": there will be a group of people at the meeting with preferential treatment. "Preferential treatment" said SDS, was agreed to mean that the group would be allowed time to pursue questions and to rebut answers from Goldberg, the general audience, and the group itself...
...whether there will be a panel on the stage or a preferential group on the front row of the audience," said Ronald E. Yank, an SDS executive committee member. In either case, the group will contain four to six people and have access to microphones, he added...
...second undecided question, according to SDS, is who specifically will be in the preferential group. But Yank said, "We were told it will definitely contain two anti-war critics, a Faculty member and a student...
...SDS emphasized the need, if discussion was to be meaningful at Sunday's meeting, for a group of people to be allowed to follow up questions and rebut Goldberg's answers. SDS feels that Goldberg made his offer to speak because of SDS pressure on the Kennedy Institute...
...told Dunlop that much of the SDS membership felt the University had been bargaining in bad faith by granting the form of a confrontation without the substance," said Yank. The SDS representatives according to Yank, then informed Dunlop that they had to take some definite statements about the meeting back to their general membership that night...