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HYRC president Peter J. Wallison '63 explained that the Club's main purpose in coming to Washington is to publicize the strength of the Republican element in the College and not to support the GOP speech-making effort. Wallison pointed out that plans to stage the talkathon were made only last weekend, whereas the Club's trip has been planned for four months...
...visit contrasts sharply with the serious attitude of the Tocsin "Operation Washington" marchers and even with the Young Democrats who came to Washington last month with ideas to present to the Democratic National Committee. When asked whether the Club had any policy statements to make to GOP officials, Wallison said. "We could have some...
...answer may have been supplied by one Williams supporter when he predicted before the election, "John's whole slate will probably outrun him. He just doesn't have the political personality to compete with Wallison." In fact, members of the Williams slate did outrun the presidential candidate in four out of five contests...
Robert L. Beal '63 won the first vice-presidential position unopposed. Attempting to stress his non-factionalism, Williams had endorsed Wallison for vice-president, so his slate had no one to oppose Beal...
Richard B. Olson '63, who Williams had charged was the "machine's" choice to succeed Wallison as president, overwhelmed freshman Eric Jager 117-84 to become HYRC operations director...