/nsufe MICHIGAN Weather STATE MEWS Portly cloudy and cool Wed- STATK neiday. Temperature in the UNIVERSITY East Lansing. Michigan Wednesday October 17, 1962 ankees Win 20th Championship (ingerous Change in Terry Track AUSG Outduels Sanford rh« tracks Sought Goat of 1960 Series A« Grand Speaker Barnes to Ask Hero in 1-0 Clincher , s .« Har- Approval for Study un i illroad !> * chifcr» Congresaiomsl approi •ought tonight (or * l< Study which could 1- t *rvsln| which members wtll^ repr « hits N*er planks in us envisioned by names, will be '•eel cletr- to weigh the possible advantages : the d«p«h of replacing the ^O-plus-member Congress with a Senate of 70 BiNTLIT GREETS STUDENTS-Meeting to chat during the coffee hour lollowing hi* withfounf Republican*, Alvin Bentley Can- speech. --State New* Photo. ^idote lor Congressman at Large, too time Credits Non-Transferable Mexican Co government just tsi could be for the f added. Students planning to apond neter have," Combs said. it! has h been found that there was Barnes said he •inter quarter at Mexico City There is official tie no be- real gain to the students under plying that Congre Coliege will find academic tween the two schools, he said. credits < program, It was reported. Its usefulness, bu i n- transferable, the For the past several years. 'The decision t I change (n the l?ni- Council of Deans decided Tues- student been spending win- world will for the students." Smith said, verslr the years had made never be fre > of germ* has been challenged by o d«y- ter quarter at Mexico City Col- Until thist I me. academic ere- less than effective The deans adopted a resolution lege. The Congr, group of microbiologist' headed by Dr. Clyde K. Smith. Nine original idea, said dits were transferable from the instrui or student govern- uccess fully been raised in reading, "Academic credits will Combs, was for students to study school. The program germ-free adopted moftt. sterilized plastic enclosures called no longer be accepted from Spanish and Latin American cul- Tuesday will begin winter miar- Mexico City College, effective ture under native Instructors, -State News Photo. ter. It will not be winter term, 1?63," said Dean William Combs, secretary to the faculty. The resolution, recommended Prove Germ-Free by Provost Clifford E. Erlcksoty Registrar Kermit Smith and the assistant deans of the various Conditions Can Exist colleges, stems from the fact that many students "have been disillusioned From AP and UPl Wires by what they have found at Mexico City Coltege," said Smith. *ippi Attorney General Upholds Student*' Action* This decision means that ere- OXFORD. Miss. - Mississippi Attorney General Joe Patters . . .. ~ , in Pattersoi dits will not be accepted by trans- t0,d ,aw s,udefus at "Die Miss Tuesday crlpt. Smith said. However. If the words- ' " 19 the constitutional right of every student to ignore >ry. student takes and passes a and ostracize any undesirable student." The Attorney General A group of microbiologists comprehensive"examination upon presumably referred to recently enrolled Negro jpm-- M.r-rf.,h headed by Clyde K. Smith, his return from Mexico, die who was attending classes when Patterson spoke, assistant professor of micro¬ credits will be accepted, he said. biology, has successfully raised It was also reported that inthe AEC Set* Nuclear Test* for Saturday nine different animals with germ past Mexico City College has free bodies in a germ free WASHINGTON - The Atomic Energy Commission said Tuesday misrepresented its standards. u win t t0 set off another relatively small nuclear device in thus ennelng students to attend In a talk at the Men's Club in the Pacific this Saturday. The placement of 30 to 50 per • Vsk later no {he a,r j0bnston Island on and the ball game was over. the college under falsepremises. luncheon Tuesday, Smith said that tnnouncemem followed the failure early Tuesday to take a pay- Barnes said Congress "spends about 14 other universities The lone run of this well- Mexico City College has also are "Senior of claimed official affiliation with ,oad alof[ in , n,or rocket. The device """" "" —' J "" research in medicine. Single pitched final game was scored conducting similar experiments. disease agents can be introduced c-Viirahlp, tedly harmless nuclear debris acr He explained that the animals in the fifth with Bill Skowron - and MSU and Ohio State University. in the isolators and the animal's general coming home while the Giant "Ohio State may or may not nation with other student organi¬ are placed in sterilized plastic according to reaction can thus be studied. The infield have consented to this, but we enclosures called isolators. The completed a double play zations is needed to eliminate 1 •ora, I1L, is K#f,n#dy< Cromylco Schedule Berlin Tolk overlapping, he said. air entering the enclosure is fil¬ on Tony Kubek's smash to short. activity. Sanford had been throwing WASHINGTON - Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will tered and its temperature re- "wle, one fe- Phone Listings gooseeggs, too, although his con- ■ r •' "v i discuss the Berlin crisis with President Kennedy here Thursday special before returning to Moscow to report to Premier Khrushchev. - Council. Kennedy reportedly plans to emphasize to Gromyko United 55 Activities Mlce, pigs, dogs, rabbits, Experiments in human surgery gllng. in the third the Yanks had ■?«ition '"Senior are Available by States determination to defend West Berlin and its access routes goats, rats, chickens, lames and guinea pigs have successfully In similar plastic isolators have men on first and second with two proved successful, Smith said, out but Sanford esc aped when Tom against expected new Communist pressures and to tell him the " " eTear," activities First of Nov. Nov. 6 congressional elections will make absolutely no difference In U.S. policy. Represented raised in the artificial environ- and added that some day gery may all sur¬ Tresh grounded out. be done this way. He Skowron opened the fifth with (•ear win be predicted the use of disposable a ground single to left, the sec¬ faculty directory will be for distribution next week of The administration the danger has been attempting to convince Khrushchev of nuclear war if Khrushchev presses too hard At Carnival Collision Cause* plastic enclosures for hospitals ond Yankee hit. Clete Boyer having limited facilities. promptly followed with a single 'the student directory will later this year in attempting to force Western powers out of be ready around Nov. 1, Kermit Berlin. The stadium lined with booths concourse will be Thursday night Injury to Coed The formation scientists about seeking in¬ life on other to left center, moving the Moose A coed was Injured ^Tuesday Smith, registrar, said Tuesday. as campus organizations explain planets will also have a need for Sanford then made his fatal when her bicycle and a car col¬ Any change in residence or Kotongo, Congolese Force* Sign Truce their activities to students during the germ free animals. Smith error, walking Terry on four lided on Farm Lane near the Red telephone number made through united NATIONS. N.Y. - The United States and Britain wel- the Activities Carnival. said. straight pitches. That loaded the last Wednesday will be recorded Cedar river bridge. options For In the directory, Smith said. 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