Word: tocsins
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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William H. Meyer, the Vermont Democrat who "did a lot of fighting" for disarmament and against defense appropriations during his one term in Congress, gave a group of Tocsin members "a little bit of my thinking" last night...
Debating a member of the Harvard Young Republican Club, Peter A. Flynn '63 of Tocsin claimed last night "the United States must give Russia reason to believe we can be trusted" to avoid the dangers of the arms race...
Flynn attacked a proposal of George Gilder '61-3 to "conduct the arms race so vigorously that Khrushchev will realize the threat of force will not intimidate the West." The Tocsin member termed Gilder's suggestion "a proposal which says the United States cannot afford to co-exist with the Soviet Union except by perpetuating this conflict." The inherent weakness of this position, he asserted, is that it "would cause no change of the principles on which both are operating...
Your article on the front page of Wednesday's CRIMSON states that Tocsin had organized a vigil, but that Dean Watson's office had "denied them permission." Both these statements are inaccurate. If your reporter had bothered to check either with Dean Watson's office or with an officer of Tocsin to get the facts this mistake would not have occurred. Peter C. Goldmark, Jr. '62, Chairman, TOCSIN...
...Note--The graduate student who saw Dean Watson Tuesday about the vigil in the Yard told the CRIMSON that he was a representative of Tocsin. Since then, he has issued statements in the name of Tocsin. In the future, the CRIMSON will ignore...