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There was a brief flurry of excitement in Cambridge--SDS got into the act and is still quietly campaigning against many of the University's financial policies. But the furor died away when President Pusey, in a return letter to the students, asserted the dichoomy between Harvard's intellectual and financial sides. Bennett--who maintains that SNCC "didn't have all the facts straight" three years ago--has maintained this policy since he took over as Treasurer from Cabot '21 in 1965. A director of Middle South Utilities, he runs the Harvard endowment in much the same fashion...
...least one recruiting team plans to operate as scheduled today on campus. Columbia SDS leaders say they will again demonstrate against the recruiters...
...Following are excerpts from the "Boston Memo," a statement circulated by 13 Harvard and Boston area SDS members to SDS chapters at Eastern colleges. The paper served as a focus for discussions in the conferences which preceded last weekend's Spring Mobilization.-Ed. note...
...Other SDS members object to the whole idea of national demonstrations. They believe local organizing is a much more effective way of combatting the war. It is significant that Harvard SDS appropriated only $20 to its Mobilization effort and stipulated that the demonstration would not interfere with its ongoing programs, such as labor organizing...
Every group had some beef or other. Peter Orris '67, of SDS and the student Mobilization Committee, described the planning meetings for the demonstration as "dogfights." When Dave Dellinger, chief organizer of the New York march and editor of Liberation magazine, introduced the spokesmen of the Mobilization to the press the Friday before the march, his caution was almost humorous. The spokesmen ranged from Dr. Spock to Floyd McKissick. Dellinger emphasized several times that the statements would represent personal viewpoints, and "not an official Mobilization line, because there is none...