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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Results of the poll will be announced early next week by Betty A. Rabb '62, Electoral Chairman. SGA members will use the tally of student opinion in preparing a resolution, which they plan to submit to the Radcliffe Administration. The statement probably will recommend one of three alternatives suggested in the poll: using the Field House as a coffee house, keeping it as a study place with improvements in physical facilities and lighting, or leaving the building in its present condition...
Bidding for political power, the Lower Congo's Abako Party announced it would boycott the December vote rather than submit to the "slowness" of Brussels' timetable. Hoping to gain control of the rival Congolese National Movement, an ambitious politician named Patrice Lumumba increased the ante. Fiery Lumumba, a 33-year-old former postal clerk and convicted embezzler, cried, "Total independence NOW NOW NOW," at a Stanleyville meeting of his followers, many of them armed with spears and painted as if for battle. Police rushed in to arrest Lumumba, and his supporters fought back, touching off two days...
...addition to accepting Project Awareness, the Regional Congress, held at Dartmouth last weekend, "discussed informally" the Harvard-initiated proposals to encourage a written debate on the theme topic in student newspapers of member colleges, and to submit to a general student referendum on each campus the resolutions of the Region's spring Plenary meeting...
...Eugene H. Zagat, Jr. '61, chairman of the Council's Library Committee, the groups has already received favorable response from the Masters on a plan to keep House libraries open until midnight Sundays, and until 1 a.m. weekdays during the final four weeks of each term. It will submit the proposal next week to Paul H. Buck, Director of the University Library...
MacLeish replied that even if a combined Faculty-student committee should be set up to approve productions in the new theatre, there was no reason why the HDC could not submit briefs of plays which it wished to produce. "The HDC might serve as a valuable agency in first screening suggestions," MacLeish said...