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...Edward Wilcox, secretary of the CEP, denies that the ROTC memorandum had any influence on the drafting of the CEP resolution on ROTC, and claims not to have read it. We do not question his veracity; the fact that there is fundamental agreement between the CEP resolution and the recommendations of the Army ROTC Instructor Group by no means implies collusion. On the contrary, it seems rather irresponsible of the CEP to have ignored the wealth of factual material in that elaborate memo, and in fact highly insulting to the ROTC instructors who must have spent months compiling the documents...
...Department of Military Science position paper." Clearly, it was intended to convey much more than the personal opinion of Col. Pell. When Dean Glimp suggests (letter to CRIMSON, 10 January) that this document represents only Col. Pell "speaking as a man," he is belittling the significance of this elaborate memorandum. The entire package, which runs to nearly fifty pages, must be viewed as the official position of the U. S. Army ROTC Instructor Group at Harvard (Department of the Army...
...only to the CEP, but to "Other Harvard Administration and Faculty Leaders" (specifically: President Pusey, nine deans, thirty department chairmen). It is of course perfectly within the rights of the Army ROTC Instructor Group to persuade whomever they please. It is disturbing, however, that the recipients of this memorandum chose to keep it out of the hands of Harvard students and Faculty at large, when the most superficial examination of its contents would reveal that they included factual material necessary for an informed decision about ROTC. This kind of secrecy is intolerable in an academic community that places a premium...
Edward T. Wilcox, director of General Education and secretary of the CEP, said yesterday "there is no relation at all" between Pell's memorandum and the CEP resolution on ROTC...
...statement was contained in a private memorandum presented by Pell to the CEP meeting of December 4, five days before the CEP formulated its own resolution on ROTC. The memo is reprinted on page three of today's CRIMSON...