Word: vietnamizing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Calkins: "If the Faculty votes against ROTC, it is clearly a statement against the Vietnam war. We will not accept it regardless of the consequences. We will not accept the pressure of anyone to get rid of ROTC because we think it's good thing...
...first paragraph of the long quotation, I said (and I firmly believe) that the Corporation, in those areas of University affairs which are its responsibility, should not and would not take an action which could be justified only on the ground that it reflected opposition to the Vietnam...
About 200 Divinity School students, faculty, and staff voted yesterday to end the strike it began last Thursday, but passed a proposal urging that all ROTC contracts be terminated until the end of the Vietnam...
...confused night. The Alan Winslow who spoke in University Hall last Wednesday (as reported more or less accurately by the CRIMSON) is not an industrial engineer with Harvard. He is a Harvard College graduate, '47; a WWII combat inf. s/sgt. w. Purple Heart and cluster; a teacher; author of Vietnam and the Decline of American Democracy; a present member of the Harvard Graduate School of Education; and the author of a letter to President Pusey (and others) on ROTC which I hope the crimson will reprint Alan f. Winslow 51 Prentiss Street Cambridge, Mass...
...telegram from the State Department to Dean Ford, thanking Harvard for allowing Kissinger to go to South Vietnam on a "mission of great importance." In a statement last night, Ford said, "It continues to be my understanding that the express purpose of [Kissinger's mission] was to move toward negotiations for peace...