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Owen Lattimore, professor at Johns Hopkins; John K. Fairbank '29, professor of History; and William Henry Chamberlain, columnist for the Wall Street Journal, will debate several problems of our relations with China. The forum will take place at 4:15 p.m. in the Paine Music Building...
Problems in U.S. Foreign Aid programs will be attacked in the other feature panel discussion today. Speakers will be Henry Wallace, former Vice-President; Thomas Schelling, Mutual Security Administration; and John Harriman, columnist for the Boston Globe. This panel will also take place at 4:15. Both panels will have a special registration at the door...
...Japan will buttress the position of the West in the current struggle with the Soviets. Various other aspects of American foreign policy bore the critical analysis of Dr. James Phinney Baxter, III, President of Williams College; Frederick L. Schuman, professor of Government at Williams; and John Crider, commentator and columnist, at the opening forum of the All-College Conference last night...
Back-Room Training. Politically, Columnist Fleeson considers herself a "nonpartisan liberal." She got her first real taste of politics early, in Sterling, Kans. (pop. 2,239), where her father had a clothing store and more or less "ran the town from the back room." After graduating from the University of Kansas, she went East and got a job on a small Long Island paper. In 1927, she graduated to the New York Daily News. "There," she recalls, "we learned to hit 'em in the eye. We belonged to the who-the-hell-reads-the-second-paragraph school." She still...
...married News Columnist John O'Donnell and wrote a "Capitol Stuff" column with him for eight years. But in the early '40s the two had a falling out. Among other things he had developed a bitter hatred for Roosevelt. Doris Fleeson got a divorce from the column and O'Donnell. She did a short term as a war correspondent for the Woman's Home Companion, then settled down to columning in Washington, where she set up a home in Georgetown for herself and her 20-year-old daughter, a Vassar student. Says she: "I hit people...