Table of Contents

In This Issue

22 MILITARY POWER: THE FADING PERSUADER

In an article based on his talk at Dartmouth in June, General James M. Gavin, LL.D. '62, presents the view that technology and economics, not military hardware, are the persuaders today.

26 WORLD UNDERSTANDING AND MASS COMMUNICATIONS

Walter Wanger '15, the noted film producer, writes that a revolution in understanding among all peoples is in the making.

30 UNDERSTATEMENT: A BUSY SUMMER

More programs and more people than ever before filled Hanover.

32 A LANDMARK GOES DOWN

Hanover's biggest summer show was the demolition of the Inn's west wing (1888) to make way for a larger, modern building.

34 ALUMNI ALBUM - 1

A new monthly feature, written by Editorial Assistant Marie White, offers profiles of some very interesting Dartmouth men.

Dartmouth Authors 8

New Alumni Council 15

The College 19

"The Canadian Year" 21

'66 Alumni Fund Report 29

The Faculty 39

Bob Funkhouser Retires 41

With the Big Green Teams 42

News from the Clubs 45

News from the Classes 48

Associated School News 104

In Memoriam 106

The Cover

The cover drawing relating to General James M. Gavin's lead article on the diminishing persuasiveness of military power was done by CURT BLANCHARD of Norwich, Vt., a design associate in the studios of the Hopkins Center.