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...think Che Guevara was one of the most striking world figures since World War II," John Womack Jr. '59, instructor in History, told about 100 people at a Che Guevara Memorial held by the Militant Labor Forum last night in their Boston Office...
Could others who have unwittingly served as the objects of the "citizen's" study send me a note at Adams B-17, or call me, late, at 491-2440? John Womack Jr. '59 Instructor in History
...income from the Bliss endowment is currently being used to support three Bliss Fellows who have been studying Latin American history. Two of them, Thomas E. Skidmore and Gordon Smith, will resume teaching next year, while the third, John Womack, will become available in September...
...student lobbyists, all Class of '64, were: Bullard, Alfred J. Alcorn, Peter A. Busch, Morton P. Thomas, John G. Womack, Frederick B. Jufnagel, and Marshall L. Gans
Died. John Womack Vandercook, 60, velvet-voiced news analyst for NBC and ABC, who wrote 14 books on his journeys, among them the 1928 bestseller Black Majesty on Haiti's fierce King Christophe, later became one of World War II's best-known radio newsmen; of a heart attack; in Delhi, N.Y. One memorable report: "Bombs drapped on the jops. I mean bombs japped on the dops . . . Well, anyway, they hit them...