oday Is Election Day Be Sure To Vote limde iijdwv* Awerd* MICHIGAN Weather fATE MEWS p. 3; ****** i_, * ldtfc pleeo l» p*n. STATE Portly cloudy today with < high in tit* middle 40' ». UNIVERSITY Vol. 54 NO. 49 East Lantlng, Michigan Tuesday. November fi. 1962 etord Voter Turnout Expected lotion s State Duel Huge City ectorate Rushing Ballot •Bound Climax DETROIT (UPl) - Michigan Predicted .•n estimated 3.S million strong, will cast ballots today In one of the most hectic and hard-fought political campaigns in recent yrars. The turnout, which should b* « non-presidential year election, has been lured by the hotly contented gubernatorial race between Incumbent Dttrnv cr«t John P. Swainson and his Republican challenger, George Romney, In addition, voters will • partly cloudy day elect a new Legislature, I* con- gressmen, five State officer#, Twenty-two races. Including two Supreme Court Justices and the hotly contested battle between • host of local officials. Gov. John B. Swainson andchal- Put it has been the battle be¬ lenger George Romney, are help¬ tween Romney, the former pres¬ ing to hiing out the East Lansing ident of American Motors Corp. who Is malting Ms first bid for However, the proposal which high political office, and Swain- son that has captured the Im¬ agination of the electorate. Swainson, a State Senator and l ieutenant Governor before being SHAKESPEARE COMES TO MSU-Helen Hayes and Maurice elected chief executive in 1960, VOTIHG BOOTH custodian, Porrell Chadwell, readies the booth w to the Istett Evans shore tfce stage In presenting Shakotpeorean scenes in ***** t0 *wend to 16years Dem¬ far election doy, Nov. 6. available Immediately oting an image "A Pregrom lar Twa Players." ocr,t,c d®mln»lton °< th« Unt- iale of beer and wine, by ing Statehouse. The Republicans s within the city limits, have not been able to break the Move to Bar Barn lean an unlimited number f i ^emorahtp come the man Stage King, Democratic stronghold since G. Mennen Williams, now Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, captured the first of Pr*«»dent Jim Barnes, Flint Jun- pus Club C The CCC a e (CCC) ii inofficial organi- mined which could The revised a number not be substantiated, re solution would sllowed In the i B-2. orM-l.w s for c To „ Appear will chooea hls at* terms In lor, wtll be brought to the floor nation, brought two speakers on withhold congrea slonsl recog- *»«* office. the American Stage," and her hurst. 111. senior. Rlghts an psrtner in royalty, Maurice actress >ne of the earliest stage nctot one Candidates Howard was forced out of the last week taker Body Evans, will appear in "A Pro¬ :o go Into radio and experimei presidency under the terms of the disciplinary probation on culled for gram for Two Players," a high¬ light of this term's Lecture- arith television productions. In 1931 she won an Academy Push Final which he and five others were t),,. ing be individually g by the city coun ay Increase Concert Series. The performance will begin a Award for starring in of Madeline Claudet." "The Sin Vote Drive placed for their part in theCam- by the ate lltj 0 feet of a school. church Unas 8; 15 p.m. in the Aud. 8:15 p.m. in the Aud. Fvsns came to the I'nited States ® DETROIT (DPI) - Gov. John The program consists of from Britain in 1935 and two ilverslty. » B. Swainson and his Republican " vote today on the liquor SteV--Faculty Speaker scenes from Shakespeare, In- years later startled Broadway *riv .-vreasethefre- chsllenger, George Romney, J carried mi will mean thatSec- eluding passages from "Ham- when he starred in his c made pl#ns Monday to carry on out by Harvey ' Chief Justice of the AUSG of Chapter 18 of the city -eeiti^fs to ac- l«," "MacBeth," "Richard III ductlon of "Richard 11"—the first their vote getting drives through . will remain enfor • :«"ipus groqps who and "The Merchant of Venice." time this tragedy had been per- iry, after Howard refused i%. c*-j.rman Eldon n says. iwful Miss Hayes and Evans, on a formed on a New York stage since s resignation, Romney announced the more From AP ond UPI Wires for i r person t 'Monday. 19-week nationwide tour, have Edwin Booth's production in ISfiT. ambitious plans when he dis- ne, Elliott said How- ree -*s met JFK Arrlv In sell, keep for sale, give away or every received critical acclamation for Evans produced the first full dosed that after .voting i Boston; Life Threatened furnish any v. t!jcrgantzatton their vinous, malt, brewed, Shakespearean duet. length "Hamlet" ever done in Bloomfleld Hills City Hall, he'll BOSTON-President John F. Kennedy made an overnight stay in 5 ~ '-ministration. "A Program for Two Play- fermented, spirttous or intoxica¬ the U.S. in modern dress and the take off on a flving trip to Lans- Boston Monday night to vote for his brother, Edward, the Demo- t' e group may ors." was originally performed ting liquors, or keep a saloon or ' **ek >f requests at Stratford, Conn., during the so-called "GI Hamlet." created ing. Bay City and Port Huron, cratic candidate for the U.S. Senate in today's election. Panel to Discuss any other place where any such during World War II for trotg> Dick Mllliman, Romney's Police received a telephone call Monday, apparently from an liquors are manufactured, sold; American Shakespeare Festival entertainment, and later a post press secretary, said the GOP elderly man. who said President Kennedy would be shot when he Committee, AUSG stored for sale, given away or e^»-r < ^ may request this summer. The performance, war Broadway hit. nominee will make short hand- arrived in Boston Monday night. The role of AUSG, the speak¬ furnished." speaker com- then entitled "ShakespeareRe¬ Police went smoke A noted sh»k"« vl»«» toough th« down" to a shop In Central Squa Lynn, Mass., producer and actor. reiere idurr , ers committee, and student dls- ' nc visited," consisted of selections rhere the call was made from, but could not find t who had used the commit- from 20 plays and one sonnet, /ans has appeared- in Shaw's town sections of each city. ciplinary action wtll be discussed through tjie effot of the East to obtain **«[ 'ne.TT "M»n 4nd SigJerman" and "The Swainson, sticking his pre- the telephone booth, at a panel and open forum spoi Lansing Chamber of Commerce The scenery Is r, eurorate " i Dtsclpl#>» - —n .. vlously planned schedule, will . _ sored by AUSG at 4 p.m. ti which last Wednesday Issued an -ipus opinion rings." —a The bench, a table, and two stools, two actors are the entire vote at the Plymouth Township ,ndion* R*1™' ,rom Post day in 31 Union. official statement saying it was Hall and then visit the head- NEW DELHI-lndia disclosed Mont rnment of a military behind a "Vote Yes" on the refer-* js will aid the cart. Miss Hayes and Evans wear lost Faculty members invited important posi- endum, but it has not waged a «*ee in formulat- modern evening dress. long battle line against the troops of Red China. participate include: Leonar "No Time for Sergeants." gressional districts, the 15th, tl6ns Rail, professor of economic campaign on behalf of the issue. Miss Hayes has appeared in 16th and 17th. ! r--< who have al- Daniel Goldrich, assistant pro¬ Waging a widespread campaign His eforts In television i only two regular Shakespearian Following a luncheon with A Defense Ministry spokesman announced the Indian garrison fessor of poli "sciwice, aga'nst the repeal of the dry law -efrcsentatives ba~ productions—"Twelfth Night." producer and an actor have Unlted Aut0 workers Local 600 withdrew several days ago from Daulet Beg Oldi, at the foot of include the Is which she played Viola op- brought him recognition. The ln dearborn Swainson will wind the '8,000-foot high pass between disputed Ladakh and Slrikiang Robert Scigliano, jiate pro- »» 8 8rouP th" principally the defeat of tl posits Evan's Malvolio, and "The Hallmark Hsll of Fame TV series fessor of political science, Albert involved li rbury Club, f Evans' pro- his vote getting efforts with Pr®vi e of "" Western China. " K arson, assistant professdr of vx1 the State Merchant of Venice." in which presented sev« Headed by the Rev. Wilson M. • played Portia. duct ions. American thought and language. " rennant of ' the University Me- Brown and Hixon Wind Up Gubernatorial Campaigns and Adrian Jaffee, associate pro¬ *-:c~ said all stste- SAN FRANCISCO- Gov. Edmund G. Brown and Richard M. fessor of English. (Continued on page tf ' Nixon battled for every last vote ? e -gS would be c'lairmait.AJ- Dorm Association WKAR to their embittered Monday in a breath taking finish campaign for Governor. The 47-year-old Democratic governor set out on a flying visit grlSi.7. Midterms Cancel ire still not Provost Lecture To Cover to 11 cities from San Diego to Eureka in hopes of firing up voters Topics to be discussed i Moves to Campus of the state's registered Democratic majority. His 49-year-old Republican opponent spent the day preparing forum the will include the speaker committee on cam- role of The weekly Provost Lecture series will not present a speaker Election . . mation and to foster more ef- for state-wide television broadcast in which Nixon said he would The headquarters of the Big a pus, the AUSG constitution and Wednesday because of a mid- flcient and effective student gov- how it operates, its powers and Tan Residence Halls Association WIf. R ... answer unspecified attacks against him. term break, eminent in residence halls. R«dio station WKAR will effectiveness, and the handling (BTRHA) was moved from the The BTRHA secretariat is broadcast an ElectionCoverage y M D##noild, Nucleor Tost Bon Next Wednesday, Nov. 14, of student disciplinary problems. 'eeting oTtiae University of Michigan to Michl- Everett Clark, noted Chicago di- e. gsn State Saturday. IxJLwr^^r" fS»lal7:30rTmmton 9:00 a.m.! UNrTED NATIONS, N.Y.-The U.N. political committee Monday All student and faculty mem- e invited to attend. rector and playwright will be J) At s meeting of the Associa¬ tions President's Council, seven voleer *UoiU. The dwiea of the secretariat bo Charles Press of the MSU U Thont Cone en tra twa Cuban Inspection Ho. 1 - Central School, 325 V*. Crond River Ave. I J. Conpany wiO representatives Jim lnc!udc m^lng ^ budgets and political science department, who V i-- ^ursdsr to aw CfcoKBer, Ann . senior and Arbor senior Ann Arbor and ^ reportgi 77.iiii'^er*"hls collecting arUl offer his an'alysis analysis of of the the UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.-U Thant concentrated his efforts Mon- No> 2 . Gloncoirn School, H. Harrison Rood, kiCct -^ckrr*mm mM presidentt oi Men's Halls of Men's Kall» A#- As- ^ 9 drawing drawing ts> up aaendas agenda#, and and sloctlon election results results both in In Michigsn Michigan day on resolving - the vital issue of on-the-scene inspection of No 3 . golt Lanting Juni0f High School, 819 Abbott Rood. jr aucs. r% o ' a r*mAVal ftf ntfenclva wp-innrifi. including TOCketS from . sodstten. snrf Naacy Jelinek. gwh^-lng «»d disparilngspecific and on the national level. 1 . reraovri <* Soviet offensive weapons, including rockets from . . _ . _ . . H .1 I>. No. 4 . Bal).y School, 300 Boil.y St. intorm«lontothenin.otherunl- rr. 19. dam of Woman's Inter-residence vcrsltlca. iwlude both state and national T^nt Thant wanted w^od the latest l«ast information c... on the conferences in Ha- - No. 5 • Ed,.wood People. Church, 469 Hogodorn Rood, - ■ Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro and Soviet Ho. 6 • Morblo School, N. Hogodorn Road. Ho. 7 • Firo Station Ho. 2, Shaw Lono. ^ aeries. moved ti tfce campus. structures of student govern- the facllitii of the Associated inspection issue. Ho. 8 - Red Cedar School, Sever Drive. Tbe BTRHA is composed ^ - —— of ^^^^ed^ational Uvfa^'i^s- Press and the WKAR news staff. U. ^ sources made plain that President Kennedy's assurances Nq f . pin#cr.,t School, 1811 Plnocrost Drive. "Election Coverage Special" that the United States would not invade Cuba hinge on removal School Sever Drive. ajtsobe broad cast on of missiles sod dismantling of bases under international veri- Ho. 10 - Ho. 11 Re^MrJSchooLJ^ St. Ttiowws AQuinos School. Alton Rood. by Premier Khrushchev. . * " "" % Michigan State News, East Lansing* Michigan TW«a». Httttah,. •Iw HM» WHu » fty r>c-vtw«to>>. Ttwy ctwMVf ■ Humanist Society and now in¬ involved. t.*v* bM« writ. ^^ active Forensic* In ton, along Vntil evidence is released, we THm# r^fuiMtana MUtwd. tlw r«n Ut«M to tXot*»riN>rrl. tUv.» «ith the \sa coordinator, on can only make assumption*. Act «rt. ^ >» Thes<» students cannot hold of- to perpetuate the egalitarian spirit M®nK»w. th« tv*l» .. s fSop^r ,trive a ear on campus far of which Michigan State can be ilMttt K«wt* n*(«ta»*r* aind h«M|wr«•».•■*, cans ax least #0 day*, Faculty Committee bent over -f,.. — v .* v.*ampus CM ted Nation*. and an organitation primarily de¬ No terOMft, action *a? taken voted to foreign student*. tK* v^OAiMa c«iaiV a \'. dKhaddurt. \rhe w&* then jority group, which is Just as de¬ rt*« Ciwn Itad JtoT<»Alctton. rw affair* «t tH* IS c«Ss »f r 'f orgsr.:alien* s representati ve Or wo could be more cynical tW Engtial) «w»wrtttc* no to«s«r *»r* p»< ^ TK«b cmm tt» Woclwnatton o( PfO •!...• :>.«? OCC meeting that fateful and assume that the committee, *mS from adv«iKt«w V.:,•/■ fearful of criticism from outside Tl» fotkNFfni y«r Par!lament p^^'. it., s,. groups— rightfully or wrongfully m «h» rriaitguJar t* *.v. tn ttw c«|«tin «.Nv -- for placing representatives of i\*xx; is* law *u law. a->l t« r*. i decree the N A AC F and Campus CN on wronj. S» tV colonial* 4hl svUmrj;. x of tbe tn 1?«8, ttw StM^ Act t»« »,VV! w :#<» strict disciplinary probation, de¬ Ijeitrrs to the Editor GrwHQt mintttry fco|>t< <• r«*t «0.C*Xv jv,.-.* > ; meeting cided to be more lenient with Martyrs, Wet-Dry Vote, Etc them. 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RmkimMt r«:«j, C*11 ED r-0i J# fx quark Community Circle P/- 1120 SHERIDAN STREET ta«. El»t ended Its coach tUrwen held lWw»n held the th« Stat* S»t* high hljh schoel cross country record tin- more set hl»hi* te>.-»rd tecorc in 1W while winning for Alma. In fraternity N**Un*. Oeha W* WmJ. »r* ma Norths Student, at the Student* i.*f Cam- werat regulu season under your til Saturday whet; Lou Scott, of t**» Castir with 30:.M.S and I«"2Li &y ■*■** Miehtga* *a»e bee* Invito, M fl»W t; Chi pulled into a three way tie for first as lUck BUHnfi «♦* pue fSOC> meeting at *:S0 p.m. guidance, but you still have thre* l^roit Rasternbettet rvlBowen's OrUn Larson with J0.4S trailed "f^noidheelw*. T* «**•*'» gymnastics <*m ••■00 thisUer«-\«(s turedi today In 511 Stuilent Service*, champlonahip coateats com- old mark of 1*50 ,V by less than Bow en. a* they also turned in miMf** bank**- *•• CtotateweroldtftKmstratiOM high scoring honor*. SUU- Following Miss Bishop's talk Pm «Cf*** «»>• ***** 7:50 R*dTrt»Jan»-M«g*«»(* Ing up. two seconds, rhe Tartar soph- .outstanding time*. Oirtag «tnt*r Ittfs howled the high game of «w> business meeting will he held. MS tSt #rs ft'at season with 329 and high a No* suppose that one of your ""-1" "T, |»\ *fnt*•«»- **TW, tk* basketball !ttm wtlt *00 BTS-ldvU Tow'* series with 5*8. while tXU. Plait* for a .(inner and hayrlde sthletes has Just turned In a '-laatfed !*««»• •wtB* *»• «**»• »«* I* the *!4S *a«(HMr»-P«Khrl for all SOC students *her the performance better than last «r At WWU* st*»ad will take the total pins mark of 3499. Purvlu* fame Saturday »ill hr year's NCAA champion, and the i^irr.'rtS? z tM fl«ki 3: In Block I, AtO. OS. PW, atvi Helta Chi are tied for flrtt announce*.!. other members of the team alt Northwestern 6:<5 Ewpyr*an-BmV«»»y >.» BMF-Ursa M.^ra with al«e points. JIVL-^ ^t^LI are U*l n t owner t . n ., ujf* W**r to he reaity for their finest efforts. se« »C ****' Again ISo. 1 »15 Purgindy-*.^ m!Tm!# : *:00 SDC 1-E*ans Scholar# first place In Hlo^k 3 wttit 14 points apiev e. ToUash right t I'sTV " N*W YORK (I'M) -l^Meat*! *45 M»l> Ui-Hw«rl*«vl Alpha Epstlon PI I eat* Black t'h* annual sorority pt.»wvler Wrong, because this potential rt W ** srthw**ter« leads L'nit*d Press 3 with ten points while Sigma hki puff bowl clash tvtxrroo Camma champion Is ineligible for com¬ * «Mch MicMf«*. has a three point margin over Phi Beta an,! Helta Camma will petition this year. ,Ve*t*r*OoUT*e» major college foot- b*U ratings for the second Block 4 with IS points. be played ^aturvtav *i lOt.V a.m. ^his Is the problem that faces cress country coach Fran OH- straight week. y HowUt^g This is the last week of regular iet Old College Field. i Meet Missouri, Wisconsin *tx! Min¬ play for alt the trams. After the Half-time entertainment will nesota are newcomers to this •Heys feJO ve beende- uisfor week's top wm, in the mil* by S5 leedlng coaches. NOchtgun 1-3 t\S, 1%1- l^«(i (. 3-4 Delta Chi-.WO t plavof?* will be scheduled. elimination New Photo Editor S-* P.K» Sign^-pi K. i Berth NKtie the Stste, Nebrask* and Washington drvfped mm of the select (roup. t-l Zm-AGR today and Thut sday Jenleon William (Skip) Mays III has Here Ir order *re the t*p ten l*ool will l*e oprn from 4 to 6 appointed photography ed- Sj"aivU' ^ m*y* 9i9a all those Interested In tor of the Stste News. 1 '""""* fi0ril>*#ii«rn, Mibimi, 1-3 S VM-|\C, IVlta Mays. Fast lanstng sopho- South*™ California. 3-4 A.K.P.-VK. Psl nore, Is former photo edito Mississippi, SO I'oday is the deadline for tMr- Texas. Missouri, Wisconsin, LCA-SJfua Nu ey Trot entries. All entrlee Phi Oelts-tU', Arkansas, M1w«to(» tnclt oulsl- nust he In by 4 50 p.m. for a kitc*fevt Plac Center Accepts pi t Diancnara |j l name a J chemical. aMchaaical w*t«f mecHatttca! aRiehwtOcal Uvooia PuMIc Scheoia tater- 4tv1 electrical en®l!»*«r«i Alao engineer j; acvx^wtinf mlor high I» /» Plop LO^LnOTfnan . « Jwtler Wwi tor ««nm#r rm- Chevrolet-Flint Manufacturing math, science* Fnglisfe. and *»- "La Chou" ptoymeat is prcductio* Apart- Interviewing electrical. «**- cinl tivkUrt; senior Jugfc math, Jamie BJ*acher< Royal Oak me«t. conical and metallurgical eegt- science majore - December and >*!«*. Sas S?er.iMio*dco- HumMe Oil * Reftning Co. - neiks: proiuctton arfmicistra- March srais only, maa nf ifee l«&3 Tho wcrKng ... dr*rrm*k, Fw«K- J-Mop. The V- F\plor*tioc Dept. - iwterview.R* *«««. math. statistics, accounting. The Iwfcrieol Corporation in- poastmeat came after Mtte Past- feeitsgy maior*. WU1 also later- p*r»cnn*l and Industrial peychel- sereie^t* chemistry majsrs a»d err,jci. Metros* Purls, 111. Junior. view jeologj {PS St high»c> for ogy major*. chemlcJl engineers, inspired now eoiffure ♦!**♦ is resign from the fvattKvi V- mmmt rrrpiormtnM. Clereeeevltte Pafclic Schools Mesor- & Hanger «Uaa M»w cause of previous wawttww. Eh Lilly It Co. wt*r\ttiv*fe Earlier this t*rm BUnetKMni andm«cf>wlctl«n«t> rwrnwy «\!ucjtu<«. JUcior high ch*stnl m^chiAk*] *r«J ch«mwc*l *nfl- *»# »!•«»} cb*iriaa6 f^r tine setrs; «ow>raK-J, sp«vii*i AiurMiea - Onetemi^r a**cs: physics *ni cStmtstry ;■■ p r ot r * m eX dx- ' .. temsl . >'i«*ra.re. rrafc«c of th* *cCvtr:;-^. r-*rk*ttr<$, fojrvm- CiX* Coumy o< TV Pur* (."HI C«v - RtOftlej J-Wqp ewuunw. Co- sc#. p»yci«Jcr«fc»«40C*. Pv*MSc Aid - i."*nkigvj - int«r- fashion's fluid ftmmino took, and youm pfearttvK-v'Jojj', ;Vreu«nr {xr*- Jsxitftsgy, socUi »ork. c*l» mtcluuMeal *»J fl*ctrlc*t lyncj'., MoJo^k^. pfcy*ie#i *f*l p«ttticit Kitec* wkI m»'W's. lor the U . . # _ _ vHPj*mc\ majors: «f»aicj wcretmrSAl ttxi secrewrsa* rsiijors; *nc j#eeri! !vSfr*J *rt» ;u»Jors. TV Pure Co. S#»*rch tilting in our Boauty Salon. i rof Attend* Meet »,* ****%•*«:>.- "utssBUe» Eajw* Cc», lac. in- Cwrter - snt*r*<*»tR|j; chemical aclegy. nj mecbamcal ee$\- • RgtP*er5 »n«i chemistry (or- aaeissc. proftf#** ^ ANantt F(*rsy v »- ne*c?: provt«cttoBaj&niaia;ra- (jutfar> 3t4)orsk JACOeSON'S BEAUTY SALON pUnt w~ sr.wr*i« »- xu-n. purcHasiaRg jtac! maxketU^ L «Rtstry » VtSeMjan - irter*ie«tB(f acccunt- ma«u «.-d «oc«»ttof m«~ acrja^tc 4 pfey*»calX i^Wics, it* --r any St»iae«» major. F»- Jor*. 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