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Edited by Studonta for the Michigan State University Community
Enst Lansing, Michigan Fr i day, January 18, 1963
ro posai Higher EducationStudents Kennedy Budget
rh# r ‘*col y«*ar SV64 bwginnina /m to Congre»« Thursday Includi; Economic Growth Muit Toko Pic Solution
Plan Needs Federal O.K
BenefitHannah Points To Urgent Need
jchiganjj^s A llocated
» W o ^ r w a y s tO- IW-
- P re s - «y recoift- budgotfor igineera to ! river and gun during mitts next
cation proposed 1 hursda nd sweeping program of id to develop the nation ages and universities.
the $ 1 ,0 8 6 ,- r the engl- t , included shared with
tut ions would e in the form
>- planning * In the bud- I i—$18,000 I which also I elve gao,— if
Foreign Aid To Go Down In *6
I im s been working am for a long time
Col. Jam es F . Sk e lls , chai man of the m ilitary scien ce pn gram , noted that a s im ila r pn posal has been advanced by Michigan State labor and indu tr ia l relations p ro fesso r.
Honey Bobcock, bundled op with glove», scarf and winter coat, contemplates with some dismay an advertisement for a winter
flower show to be held on compus Saturday Li tt le bit cold for flowers, Isn t It?
••State Hews Photo by Dave Jaehnict Rivei cement
Torpedoes Common Market Bid " Ul ! ‘ * ( \VvvvT1tfc TTI ̂̂ *3 —
. . . . . U.Aé pifiVfttV kSVttt>: w it UiŒfftg' thC-^è*whlc h f.
St, M trys
Feurig Says
Sabin Vaccine W on’t Be Used
sis Causes è M iss’ ulty Loss
his foreign m inister to B ru sse ls with instruct ions to torpedo B rita in 's efforts to enter the Common M arket,
The sou rces said De Gaulle, having publicly slammed the door
The on B r i t i s h entry, instructed • sippl will Couve de M urville to take action
members egregatioi Advertis-
ial Thurs.
not to break off negotiations uni- the group, adjourning the nego la tera lly , but to use tactics which tlatlons indefinitely or siding wit wouid leave F ra n ce 's five Com - B rita in and splitting theCommo mon Market partners with the M arket, as It e x is ts , wide open
Spokesmen On Both Side Decry Impending Deficit
munizatior the future
Tab Kerr For AUSG Position
p ro g r
By AP and UPI Wire Servicetitled " I s The ’ was by editor th. It said fac- unhappy "h e
re of the ad- iscipllne and Punishment to New A US 'ffetiders who pore, Robei
;us in turmoil N .J ., junior >f Jam es M er- 12 margin V
K err is s report’ that litlca l affair rs will resign opposed by ar. Some have tative Pete: my others are more., Md., ction, the ed- The speal
by Pat Quin.
Italy May Get Polaris M
L-C Anniversary
Tickets Availableurig said the vaci ie used until two pi have passed with I
» after, .'accine adn Continued on page 7)
Fanfoni' The Sabin vaccine is useful
because of its sim plicity of adm inistration. If MSU adopts use of the drug, c lin ics will be set up for m ass immunization on a weekly b asis .
The- vaccine is already being adm inistered in clin ical form at sev eral un iversities throughout the country, including the University of T exas, Kansas State and
Kegro Admits Sloying Girl In Boston
iirtosU y fituanon at tne unneisu>J of Mexico.. . . . . The AUSG also decided to stu-n l t ) / i f i f l dy the possibility of installiti;
vending machines and improving
T o O l i n S :4 N.Y., sophomore, and Tom R as-
kill the cat . m u s s o n , Lansing senior, are obbered a coed working with Olin to set up a stu
dent appointment system , it hens, soph- f h e AUSG voted to alloc ue
|lJSt about W c ro s s $ 120.00 to send four delegates ■’ Tuesday m o m - t0 the 1963 M id-Atlantic Model
a police ca r G eneral Assembly, Feb. 21,• entrance to cam - Washington. D.C.
» s a * t -,t -; » » . * ^ . d r *
" * at happened. L-C F e a t u r e s>ei3 °n an icy side- ‘ he next thing she
3 patrolman Wade Wa® taking her to 5riter for treatment
•g ts connected with the* otheif white book
Tshom be Agrees To Surrender Kolwexi UNITED NATIONS - A UN spokesman
Close Shave For MSUy / c î£ t t - '-
nnouncc
Parking Rulests A ltitude R ecord *-% i :
Tw enty-five Michigan farm ers are here to learn advanced sheep shearing techniques at the animal h u s b a n d r y departm ent's advanced sheep shearing school in the Livestock Pavilion.
E. A. Warner of the Sunbeam Corp.. Chicago, is conducting cite classes. He is the company +9 - s tx »njitr’saV.ffi. Ufrt v a * played a large roie In the company’ s research, development and education programs.
Another beginning Clinic will be held Feb. 11-13 according to Graydon L . Blank of the animal husbandry department, who is in charge of the schools.
rail fin. T he fin, designed tude, always is jettisoned recent flights, X I5 pilots elim inary te sts indicated ¡tability during the tricky
SymphonyThe Chicago Symphony O r
chestra will play the works of that m,nBeethoven, P i s t o n . Bloch and re-en try rrDvorak for its Lecture-t oncert Series program Sundaj at i p.m. University
' \ A'ft'AST?Under the direction of as- . in -
they
esidents without 5 to perk in the
^Ojb4U e r ^,apt?v ;a t - a r * req u ired to park' their vehicles in the lot behind Anthony Hail.
! he parking Jo: in front of the Ag Engineering building is restricted to commuter parking only. Overnight storage of strident vehicles is not allowed in this lot. police eald.
ShawStudents Wounded In C oracas i. •fAtiey.ueia are threatening revenge
it. Police shot and wounded © Caracas <! nts Thursday when they V E N E Z U E L A ■ cam'pris in Caracus for ued at 660-thousand dol- )otef s stolen Wednesday from g| a >. . and a witness identified ^ ittv students
sociate conductor Walter Kendl. the orchestra will open its program with the overture to "T he Creatures of Prometheus." by Beethoven,
A few tickets Remain for the program, a Series " B " offering in the Lecture-Concert Series .
against me govei-nmcm at least three"” studer searched a University stolen art works van, lacs. The works were the national m useum . the thieves as Univers:
E.A. Worner, who is conducting c l a s s e s in advanced sheep shearing, dem onstrates how to givo the wooly a c l o s e shave.
Coracas
r t l d a y , J a n u a r y
T ht Editor Soy«
Needed: A Policy On Academic Freedom
Cor» Botrrre t u d e R t i « tí t í íl p h t l i ) « -
tvópft d l i O H t T l T t f f AYtTi¿■indent Hannah laid Yt w#»ih# hrw *et»vs v r»8 Monday evening,
1« unhappy with the tact that 40 per , 5 lias below a 2,0 average. He has every r idtnt leaders interviewed In- the State innah's rem arks, completely tnUundersH» wsidetrt Hannah was in no way proposim tic standsrdsi” What he was saving is the adtng appears antiquated. U was unfair tw mors jtectloa in Natural Science on th< t, to grade the average freshman on the > \ to duality of our entering classes has i e the ittfleMMe curve with Its tnhtsrant
d revisten in this area s up to the administrator!
the needs of our rapidly i
0A T ’5 M Y fK>*
i^U^rs To The Editor
American Samoa, Fire HydrantsFairytale—1963 V intage
»! STATE HEWP à r r y A k f f ? n p w s P k P v n
MlCHtQAHf f A J i
H*Vi#WtTPACEMAKER NEWSPAPER . . Second class post *i
* oí> ■>. ;if Ti»bp1* *
Feature Edito
Interview With President Hannah
"College Crisis Ahead-What It MeansW w r _ ,« n o c a Kin u o p fM O R E AND MORE STUDENTS
Q How does college education fit into A To iicocw nphsh this requires an ev
prodwetfcwi of the things and services tin this means finally a higher average r é l all of our people.
This is the only way we can produce a ard of living mdefinitety~by increasing (Im liviti of all the people. And we do this caito«. So 1 third, the percentage of vow college is going to continue to increase
O Vnd now we aho haw more young to len ik in what you might call a tiiU nropk «tokmjt to enter colleger
A The increasing percentage ol you«« college added to this greatly increased h age yoiitigstets coming out of high schoo wave of jh x k n ts that educators have h
WHEN UPSURGE C O M E SQ When wtH this tidal wave hit the r* A The number will increase a little th’v
big upsurge will come in 1964 and HMV> Q Is anvthmg being done to meet this
coming up for colleges?A College and university presidents
tor 15 years that this problem was goto O Have State legislators listened to th A No. because what we’ve been talking
thing that was still down the road a pvc< every State has bad financial problems t
l nressHKL. SO thev were not ij
Q Are State-suppcrted college» g»«nt all «he mctWMe? Hww abowt pnva«*m Can thè» espand?
A The non-tax-supported oollegrs po' condudbd that they wotdd ratber noi admissauos. Thete is a wiBisgM*1 t< ssw, fìnt wrs le» of them bave wocnt sakuig a tuli sharr oi thè immioent ®K‘rt ‘ sten to tabe «he attìtude that AV eli ta»
pubiic unrvrTstities w o rry feout «te re O What p ro p o rtso w o f th è StudrwH ,
educate «uw? ,,A Las* ymt. 80.4 per cent of all co«*-?
jtdM y tuppMted coAffg« « d per oent wne in no*»-tax-*xJppsrteo- m«* leges’ A uc «I thè lead ha* bw» 8>< IM1 thè» hnd ooh 493 <rT,i 01
k m eotng t<> be a «arpe mere«*» » uiadi»atr in fW watt few yems? }96£ there wese ì .990 COf' fasci:
fiood Stases V e r upnag ife «m- Ì.ST2.ÙCK' That svnuld bt an v ,rj ¿ 4M f*Br remi. The kfkwvn£ e v w it: S' stp 3 3 7 .0 0 (1 . nr 1*7 p e r «air, .st. HMirS. the number e í faigt
ibtr mmatàw MICS 3U
ek?srí.t>k cir*i!U*®ws m d « a iv m ih e v , Urger pm m eage of the tota1 ÉTf a (U jorn iiicrii d àn u n oa , but ffiseiefy ¡A oìbs is gntns, to move
it urasl move fe' the dirnttian ofStaAe. Mahigatainowidt
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Jacobsons
State Ne_fr», East Fanning. MichiganF r id a y , January ,18, 1963
To Coordici buttonsEpsilon Lambda Of
PHI GAMMA DELTAAnnounce# The FIJI Winter |
Term Pledge Clast
avors Agency
O u r l n Bag! Dovid Claf! in. C hariD avit Ronald D ip hi Jam *» Elliott Jotoph Hompttaad Robert Hoffman
Douglas Hawlott Thomot Mulligan John Kuimich Jr , Donald Noabot Douglas Millor Bruco Ritk George R ubici
Jo m rich , who holpod to carry out K w t i of higher educational needs for the Ohio leg islatu re and In the Saginaw Valley area, aald The m aster plan should proje c t future college enrollment, develop a < tear per« option of post-high school program* and
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If a person weighed 130 pounds on earth , it ia estim ated he would weigh 19 pounds on the moon. 103 on Venus and 317 on Ju p iter,
cnt* R titf i newly prtUral school and tnedi Seeping Delta C o itaciaioii
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HEAD W ARM ERSJiild Understanding
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Beginning To m o rro wWorkshopteduled
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their twit when they contpiW agatnst us, ’* *«y* MeCaffree. **No maiter toho tr i* «hey p i way* seem, to pick us for thetr^ perforiti^tic** . th is t i i reel
savon the Ikxislera had >si alt arötintTtlual meet oar Sp¡TOit. tW Spanati*, « re m to h a v e the ¡»bit-
make any t*»m perform
I nek Of the entra awtmmer• S stu n tiy 'i moot With W i n *
couid r i ^w v.Tir.p faetor tr• (i<vtr,Mne of the contest. Coach artes M cC iITtm 'i i^uid ha* en eertomtlv ttndeewanned! at! •von, but It h tis 't been • f i t *
uta f s i i i junior u u > Giti* s tv a fine tutnbllhi par* ter, but the Spartana will
à jjvtorf follow “tip p erform - front aophottiore John R oh f.
saswrhlle, t h e Buckeyes n r rted to excel in both tun\b- amt the tram poline, with Dan
ihia Saturday
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Janun
ce Hardcourters Gain 7 Member In Hawaii
A r m e d F o r c e * Baaketbell L eague,"
A tlkl is not to be worshipped a* *t> Igol. *r«*meny *uper*t(ttrm* that go along with them. Prior to the MS1.J- indlana game at Jeniton Field- houae, the team member* rubbed the tlk l's head, and the Spartans loaf the contest at the free threw line.
Prior to the Badger encounter, the hardcourtera did not rub, the tiki*» head and went on to win the game from the charity line.
It d o e * hot appear that the Spartan* will rub (he tlk l's head before Saturday'* meeting with Northwestern,
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January In Bloom %» *
16th A n n u a l F lo w e r Show
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