Inside n0pptn*o Creek their so- level that won't eliminate people from college, " she tinned. con- planned. Beachler said this year's lec- tures are the first in which all Tuesday, Zindel explained there are about 200 such groups scat- tered throughout the United States have volunteered to aid in the Program, The program is opcratec. Congress Revises the speakers ha~« been selected ter-d throughout the llnted limited funds and Is not a burden Student Loyalty Oath . .-r*trict«d MSU might be able to lift replied: curfews and issue keys if the by a student committee. States. They remain ready at all °n taxpayers l >f M. living units wen smaller, she times a nd c a n bring ass.stance reservists and obtain the loans. ;,«-ecould houses hut It would be expensive- T_ D. jl J fUccrOOm iT ' ' mean® dispersal Aircraft pmen u sat e r (o ^ won, • - keys to wo- the locks would have to be 10 BU,,d VJdSSrOOm Recovery and Reconstitute of the government's loan program out, The revision, Dykema pointed stems from the actions of >■ ntinued. changed every year," she said. SAULT SIT. MARIE, (UPI)- the colleges and universities in Michigan Tech's Soo campus • in the State there are But the trend at State is to- ward large dorms, with 1,000 will «oon have a new classrcnm- US-Soviet OSU Faculty The House completed Con¬ gressional action Oct. 2 on the opposing the affidavit. Retained in the new provision the campus coeds in the Abbot-Mason and laboratory to replacethe changes in the student loan is a separate loyalty oath similar danger- Snyder-Phillips units and MX) In Forestry - Humanities ' ' . Thedorm keep these the newer "In large dorms. groups, safety and whicn cently. Construction of the new struc- Parley Favors Bowl Hid Last season. Ohio State won programs of the National Defense Act and the National Science Eoundation Act. to that required of government officials before"taking office. I"he bill also adds some new students in, security must be first. Certain them would be 'orm keys things must be given up for them," she said rure the spring is scheduled of 1963. to begin in Requested the Big 10 championship, but the council voted against send¬ ing the team to the Rose Bowl. an The revision repeals the dis¬ claimer affidavit which required applicant for a government requirements that liberal spokestr were ce Washington said "After the call by t UNITED NATIONS, (AP)-dn- Second-place Minnesota went to County Democrats, ; donesin called Tuesday for a the Bowl and defeated UCLA, Joined and would not join any If th< Seidman told his per' . meeting between President Ken- 21-3. organization advocating the changes retary, Mrs. August' nedy and Soviet Premier Khrush- However, the faculty council, violent overthrow of the United ing for •' "find < chev on Berlin and related East- jn effect, accepting a recom- States Government. grams, in addition to taking a I could give." VV West issues preferably at the mendation of the Ohio State Ath- "The faculty a nd studentgov- general oath to uphold and de- she aid $50 had beer rec United Nations during the present letic Council, now has voted 36 ernment at Michigan State," Hen- fend the Constitution, would have mended,. S4(0mar old her t- From AP and UPI Wires Assembly session. to 20 in favor of a policy of parti- ry Dykema, director of the pro- to provide a detailed ahead and msil it. Congress Pushes for Adjournment Sukardjo Wirjopranoto cipation in the Rose Bowl game, gram here, said, "went on record of any crimes for which they had Speaking retrospectively s< return to the Indonesia's permanent U.N. rep- The council stipulated, however, , , several years ago recommending been convicted, except those WASHINGTON,-Congress's expected drive for final adjournment resentative, told the 109 nation that a formal contract must be the elimination of this affidavit." committed minor under 16 that as a it happened. I should • led a state- stalled again Tuesday with little progress on clearing major General Assembly that the in force between the Big 10 and Colleges and universities a- years of age and traffic infrac- told rhem no. But 1 wasn't c Lewis, legislative roadblocks, particularly the multi-billion dollar water forcible division of Germany, the Athletic Association of cross the country made similar tions for which the fine $25 politics then and I was :-t Affairs', projects bill despite Democratic talk of a wind-up this week. China, Korea and Viet Nam Western Universities on the west recommendations, Dykema said, tninking about the college. Sen. Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota, the Senate'; threaten world peace. coast. Minnesota went tothebowl with many withdrawing from the • target r The new provision also would Mrs. Eppsnga said the -rig I. of M's Democratic leader, saici i nursaay night "The Berlin issu< last New Year's Day without a program contending that the affi- make it a federal crime for any request came from the " "Ckend: predicted that goal could be achieved. added, Big 10 agreement in effect. davit was an invasion of personal member of an organization iden- elect John B. Swainsor. ■ the heart of the problem of The faculty council of Ohio political rights. tified as Communist-controlled Soblen's Death Ruled Suicide divided Germany, can at at State University has reversed Michigan State chose only to go by the Subversive Activities Con- dated June ! good sense moment plunge humanity into itself and voted in favor of par- on record opposing the affidavit trol Board to apply for or use Zoltan A. Fe al affairs ' nuclear holocaust." ticipation in the Rose Bowl and not to withdraw so that the game, any scholarship or loan. nor's staff. the strict LONDON,-A coroner's jury Tuesday returned a verdict of suicide in Dr. Robert A, Soblen's death. It found the bail-jumping e safety of spy killed himself with an overdose of sleeping pills which he had hidden The m a secret verdict, pocket of his reached after 82 es of deliberation, left Dorm Thefts, Car Strip ere Spblen got the pills for concealment. f whether ""solved the mystery knocked himself into a fatal coma-Sept. 6. He A curt cornmand from one of :mireenough. wllh whlch died five days later without regaining consciousness. the officers halted the suspects ■curity t Eighth of o Serie who were just about to leave. Two faces turned toward the Kennedy, Lodge Opponent To Hold Auction A patrol car moved slowly over officers. the dark pedestrian bridge at the "Put it down," ordered one of CAMBRIDGE, Mass.,-H. Stuart Hughes, the Harvard historian rear of theend : Kellogg Center, of the bridge i the officers. Independent canidate for the U.S. Senate, came up Again a clink was heard. »ey Talks who is an with an arty gimmlch Tuesday to raise campaign funds. "PP^- The two figures wriggled The Hughes headquarters announced there will be an auction of around, and finally up popped an [Rally av manuscripts Oct. 19 at the Stebbens Auditorium The works were donated by their creators. ... cauevu , ■ officer's MSU "No Parking" sign, standing on its metal base. "We were just going to put it 1 Tonight Hud,.. 's W»M« Edward M. (T«d) George C. Lodge, Republican. attention drlrcomeD.y^K "H™ in the Kellogg lobby said c s of t -Identify. Republican moved cautioUf;ly ar0Und a new zressman-at- The other face just grinned on. '• SP':.'C at * rally on . • v.red by the Indio Alert* Air Force in Border Dispute cers'heard VchV a- a piece The two officers herded the two guests into Kellogg Center, took i Kep,;: I,,j-iri ( lub> '*ly Will ,tld ,. . NEW DELHI.-informed sources say India's Ai-Force has been ^ 'he them to their rooms, and left. alerted to fight in the border dispute with the Chinese Communists. bnd They returned the sign to .the The move is based on Prime Minister Nehru's approval ever action is needed to deal with Chinese crossing India s of wha - theBa^n«^^r the „ of fhe "They could have been car (he doorg northeastern border. strippers," the older off 1c er ""■fret him during quietly. The men recrossed the said. "We have a lot of trouble bridge on foot. ,t"1*r6e seat Communist Threot Reported in Thoilond They had radioed with them in the Kellogg lot." Instead, they 115ST* « ,M'r" the Nov wL WASHINGTON.-General James Collins. the old tricks they had performed ^ The office *" forc» in Southeast the Paclfic' Wat;nS Asia may be shaping up this time in rhailand. He Z to block any escape . of the sus- as undergraduates. INVESTIGATION SPECULISTS-University assigned to special investigation details co communists appear to be in the first stages of an attempt ^S b J.ro(flfers.crppt ln ^ Petty-thievery, larceny and patrolmen are all trained in investigative working in ploin clothes about tke campus. Sill 8eM to take over Thailand. The country adjoins Laos and the beleaguered The foot hind the car. uaing other vehicles (Continued on page 3) techniques, but officer* are preiodicaily -State Hews Photo. Michigan State No**. K&sl Lansing. Michigan Wednesday Ottoher 10. i$«, Iftglior K^ere beaten for their moderate wmU ?*< fMntdkctiw. f,\r ".Vnflfi "r* speaking once too often to my 14 in- - views* automobile wss burned to cinders For centuries this will stand as »« f *2X*.p*ir< Ni vjiJx* trvtaatd- (used as a barrier against troops). Mississippi's greatest claim to l- g * bo>> «*< for rt*r Oe*. He had no Insurance to cover re¬ infamy. To quote Parnett, ''May pcrform*nc*t. rw &ve*-*Jfi«s< for bellions against the government. God have mercy on his and Miss¬ f*U wrm *5*0 intuit* Vtvfcihak! bv W* T>«u * Moderation is not tolerated! issippi's soul!" »VJS«Mr rYtt*<*una- Liberalism is crushed! »«* r!« > ** *«*• To mankind, to the Negro race, of "TtW Vitt»rSc«n Until the troops came, me were to Me red! th - -lapologi te. Fo rgi ve bv c-jkVr, ttrwctWl StUcft© #$. ir, a state of anarchy! What better us! 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F„ Lansing. pre jvenfA-it.t - a:ec will hat* Phtw 55---TT4. t? Ha.:."»-eer ,trti «'*r NrFT" ; rooenmatei Union Board Desk today. If you frvttf aV ^-epKaNes a? reawwv ef.»r~m hx-sior e ab^e prtce*. Soeds^de Earn » c—' >. ;■>; M.S.U. N.A.A.CP. missed your appointment, Market 5 wiles east of E. Larvs- mokeoj first meeting of the year new one. VITAMINS V*OTO?S Thursday October 11 Union — Room 33 8 P.M. Only One Week Remaining All Students Invited STRATTON MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY S?0«TS CAR DORM SALES CENTER REPRESENTATIVES NEEDED! FOREIGN FILM SERIES presents for the 1963 WOLVERINE "WHISTLE DOWN THE WIND" Guys & Gals - come to a (British! Staff Coffee Hour starring at the Britain ;<* jVa, I Juvrmh1 WOLVERINE OFFICE 344 Student Services filma(tress*K4YU \ MlUA TONIGHT TONIGHT— Wed., Oct 10 Wednesday—7-9 P.M. 7 & 9 P.M. 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In Saratov General Hospital here Monday, recovering "from w winds Inflicted when they fell on a spike Boston Style Smoked or Fresh Cornish Hens wmm fence while straining for a Pork Roast Liver Sausage 16 oz. ^ A PHONOGRAPH glimpse of President Kennedy Saturday. 59{ cacl BY THE TERM They suffered wounds under the rib cage from the six-Inch spikes. 39t» 39<«, hiiW Hit fAichigan ILU STEVEN pBY DARIN POTATOES" *1.09 Some say it's overwhelmingly o late Blues moral. . 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Bentley >rth Caroline attends Michigan State but does the --toot- i . ^V-pound, n0, pUy v ^rsity football, said he *v>?mp 1 b*t. t* Ttnwrforfr^ scor* f ree touch- is surprised at hl^uo^fpected position atop the Spartan ground- in*g. "We have been using a l^ioor. setup, re so a.tually botfi first stringers," Daugherty Complete Sho lid. Rebuilt Motets end Transmissions "lie's been a real pleasant INSTALLED Speed Equipment -Aavssories DISCOUNTS TO STUDENTS AND FACULTY Financial Aid Offered To SENIOR and GRADUATE MEN STUDENTSo KAMIN'S AUTO PARTS Wednesday—7:30 p.m. ~ WHO NEED SOME FINANCIAL HELP IN ORDER TO ; * COMPUTE THEIR EDUCATION DURING THIS ACADEMIC J 526 N. LARCH . YEAR AND WtU THEN COMMENCE WORK. * Room 31, Union IV 4-4596 Appfy fo STEVENS BROS. FOUNDATION, INC. -J Everyone Welcome Mon. - Frl. Saturday Sunday 8 S 9 sponsored by the Young Republicans 1 Li- - - Varsity Drive-ln Intramural PIZZA News 5 P.M. to 2 A.M. OPEN . and Sat. to 3 A.M. 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