with NenndH, p. 2, MICHIGAN Weather Windy and colder with pos- fmkw» P ace D tp Á C rab' STATE s l b l e snow flurries turning U N IV I* * !? * ç-o fd e r to n ig h t w ith »how Edited by Studonta for the Michigan State Un iv er sity Community Ens t L an si ng , Michigan Fr i da y, J a n u a r y 18, 1963 roposai Higher Education Students Kennedy Budget rh# r ‘*col y«*ar SV64 bwginnina / m to Congre»« Thursday Includi; jchigan Benefit Economic Growth Muit Toko Pic Solution Plan Needs jj^s A llo c a te d Hannah Points Federal O.K » W o ^ r w a y s To Urgent Need tO- IW- - P res- cation proposed 1 hursda «y re co ift- nd sweeping program of budgot for id to develop the nation igineera to ages and u n iv ersities. ! river and gun during m itts next the $ 1 ,0 8 6 ,- r the engl- tut ions would t , included e in the form shared with >- planning * In the bud- I i—$18,000 I which also I elv e gao,— if Foreign Aid To Go Down In *6 I im s been working am fo r a long time C o l. Ja m e s F . S k e lls , chai Honey Bobcock, bundled op with glove», flower show to be held on compus Saturday man o f the m ilita ry scie n ce pn scarf and winter coat, contemplates with g ram , noted that a s im ila r pn t Rivei L i t t l e bit cold for flowers, Isn t It? posal has been advanced by cement some dismay an advertisement for a winter ••State Hews Photo by Dave Jaehnic M ichigan State labor and indu tr ia l re la tio n s p ro fe s s o r. Torpedoes Common M arket Bid " Ul ! ‘ * ( \Vvv vT1tfc TTI ^^*3— S t, M try s . . . . . U.Aé pifiVfttV kSVttt >: w it UiŒfftg' thC-^è*whlc h f. sis Causes Feurig Says h is foreign m in ister to B ru s s e ls not to break off negotiations uni- the group, adjourning the nego è M iss’ with instruct ions to torpedo B rit­ la te ra lly , but to use ta c tic s which tla tlo n s indefinitely o r siding wit Sabin Vaccine a in 's e ffo rts to enter the Com­ wouid leave F r a n c e 's five C om - B rita in and splitting theCom m o mon M arket, mon M arket p a rtn ers with the M ark et, as It e x is ts , wide open ulty Loss The so u rce s said De Gaulle, W on’t Be Used having publicly slam m ed the door T h e on B r i t i s h entry, instructed •sippl will Couve de M urville to take action members Worldviews munizatior Spokesmen On Both Side egregatioi Advertis- ial Thurs. Tab Kerr ot a Glance the future Decry Im pending Deficit p ro g r titled " I s The By AP and UPI Wire Service ’ was by editor For AUSG Italy May Get Pol ari s M th. It said fa c - unhappy " h e ­ re of the a d - Position iscipllne and Punishment to New AUS 'ffetiders who p o re, Robei ;us in turmoil N .J ., junior >f Jam es M er- 12 margin V K e rr is L-C Anniversary s report’ that litlca l affair urig said the vaci rs will resign opposed by ie used until two pi have passed with I Tickets A vailable a r. Some have tative Pete: Continued on page 7) » after, .'accine adn my others a re more., Md., ction, the ed- The speal Fanfoni by Pat Quin. ' T h e Sabin vaccine is useful Kegro Admits Sloying Girl In Boston b ecau se of its sim p licity of ad­ m in istratio n . If MSU adopts use iirtosUJy of Mexico. fituanonat tneunneisu> of the drug, c lin ic s will be set .... . The AUSG also decided to stu- up fo r m ass immunization on a n lt) / i f i f l dy the possibility of installiti; w eekly b a sis . vending m achines and improving •g ts con n ected with the* othe The- vaccine is alread y being ad m inistered in clin ical form at if white book T o O lin S : s ev era l u n iv ersities throughout T shom be A grees To Surrender Kolwexi the country, including the Univer­ 4 N .Y., sophom ore, and Tom R a s - kill the cat . m u s s o n , Lansing sen io r, are sity of T e x a s , K ansas State and UNITED NATIONS - A UN spokesman 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 nnouncc Close Shave |lJSt about W c r o s s $ 120.00 to send four delegates ■’ Tu esd ay m o m - t0 the 1963 M id-A tlantic Model Parking Rules a p olice c a r G eneral Assembly, Feb. 21, For MSU •entrance to cam - Washington. D.C. ts A ltitu d e R ecord » s a * t -,t -; » » . * ^ . d r* *-% i: y / c î£ t t - '- " * at happened. L-C F e a tu re s rail fin. T h e fin, designed Tw enty-five Michigan fa rm e rs >ei3 °n an icy side- a re here to learn advanced sheep tude, always is jettisoned ‘ he next thing she 3 patrolman Wade Symphony recen t flig h ts, X I5 p ilots shearing techniques at the animal elim in ary te s ts indicated h u s b a n d r y d ep artm ent's ad­ Wa® taking her to T h e Chicago Symphony O r­ ¡tability during the trick y vanced sheep shearing school in 5riter for treatment they chestra will play the works of that m,n the L iv esto ck Pavilion. Beethoven, P i s t o n . Bloch and re -e n try rr E. A. Warner of the Sunbeam Dvorak for its Lecture-t oncert Corp.. Chicago, is conducting Shaw esidents without S e rie s p rogram Sundaj at i p.m. University Students Wounded In C oracas cite cl asses. He is the company 5 to perk in the ' \ A'ft'AST? i. • +9 - s t x »njitr’saV.ffi. Ufrt v a * ^Ojb4U e r ^ ,ap t?v ; a t - a r * re q u ire d Under the direction of as- . in - fAtiey.ueia are threatening revenge played a large roie In the com­ to park' their vehicles in the lot sociate conductor Walter Kendl. against me govei-nmcmit. P o lice shot and wounded © Caracas Graydon L . Blank of the animal only. Overnight storage of stri­ E.A. Worner, who is conducting c l a s s e s in advanced sheep A few tickets Remain for the the national m useum . . . and a witness identified ^ husbandry department, who is in dent vehicles is not allowed in program , a S eries " B " offering the thieves as Univers:ittv students charge of the schools. shearing, dem onstrates how to givo the wooly a c l o s e sh ave. this lot. police eald. C oracas in the L ectu re-C oncert S e rie s . r t l d a y , Ja n u a ry T h t E ditor Soy« Needed: A Policy On Academic Freedom e t u d e R t i « tít ííl phtli)«- Cor» Botrrr 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 cla sse s has i e the ittfleMMe cu rve with Its tnhtsrant d revisten in this area s up to the administrator! the needs of our rapidly i 0 A T ’5 M Y fK>* i^U^rs To The Editor American Samoa, Fire Hydrants F airytale—1963 V in ta g e MlCHtQAH ffA Ji H*Vi#WtT »! STATE HEW P à r r y A k f f ? NEWSPAPER PACEMAKER npwsP kP v n . . Second cla ss post *i * oí> ■>.; if Ti»bp1* * F eatu re Edito Interview With President H annah "College Crisis Ahead-What It Means W w r _ ,« On Ro cE M a Kin MORE AND u o p f STUDENTS Q How does college education fit into A T o iicocwnphsh this requires an ev prodwetfcwi o f 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 h aw more young to le n ik in what you might call a tiiU n ro p k «tokmjt to enter colleger A T h e increasing percentage ol you«« college added to this greatly increased h age yoiitigstets coming out of high schoo wave o f jh x k n ts that educators have h WHEN UPSURGE C O M ES Q 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 km eotng t<> be a «arpe mere«*» » all «he mctWMe? Hww abowt pnva«*m ibtr mmatàw u iadi»atr in fW watt few yems? MICS 3U Can thè» espand? }96£ there wese ì .990 COf' fasci: A The non-tax-supported oollegrs po' fiood Stases V e r upnag if e «m- condudbd that they wotdd ratber noi Ì.ST2.ÙCK' That svnuld bt an v ek?srí.t>k cir*i!U*®ws m d « a iv m ih e v , admissauos. Thete is a wiBisgM*1 t< ,rj ¿ 4M f*Br remi. The kfkwvn£ Urger p m m ea g e of the tota 1 ssw, fìnt wrs le» of them bave wocnt e v w it: S ' stp 3 3 7 .0 0 (1 . nr 1*7 per ÉTf a (U jo rn iiicrii d à n u n o a , but sakuig a tuli sharr oi thè immioent ®K‘rt ‘ «air, .st. HMirS. the number e í faigt ffiseiefy ¡A oìbs is gntns, to move sten to tabe «he attìtude that AVeli ta» it urasl move fe' the dirnttian of pubiic unrvrTstities w o rry feo u t «te re ainowidt StaAe. Mahigat O What p ro p o rts o w o f th è StudrwH , educate «uw? ,, rram iaW r pens A Las* ymt. 80.4 per cent of all co«*-? jtd M y tuppMted coAffg« « d Is lies h ie m c m e s t m i^b-rstheai per oent wne in no*»-tax-*xJppsrteo- m«* leges’ A u c «I thè lead ha* bw» 8>< IM1 thè» hnd ooh 493 •more than h alf THIS OFFER IS LIMITED green, flax, corn: !G}ai sale» volume. nylon tricot with lace, rich satin •s L i nde grows. appliques, or multi-hue embroidery. flower blue. 11.98. . es ' ’S t rj-KCltWOt MMMfMMMMeWMfiAMMAftM * -WP«=ii^MEÌ^^P - y .f .• rii"' Complete Stock Stock up how for your spring needs . . . or for gift giving. Sizes 5 to 7 Casual Dresses Open Evenings 'VHlTt E»PLOVER Frtdft Michigan State New», Liaat LfthiUtft, Michiftuu Intram ural N e w I nek Of the en tra awtmmer savon the Ikxislera had their twit when they contpiW • S s tu n tiy 'i moot With W i n * >si alt arötintTtlual meet agatnst us, ’* *«y* MeCaffree. couid r i ^w v.Tir.p faetor tr oar Sp¡TOit. tW Spanati*, **No m aiter toho t r i* «hey p i • (i G iti* ihia Saturday s tv a fine tu tn b llh i p ar* ter, but the Spartana will à jjvtorf follow “tip p e rfo rm - front aophottiore John R o h f. saswrhlle, t h e B uckeyes n r rted to ex ce l in both tun\b- amt the tram p oline, with Dan PAT MITCHELL'S All Frank Sinatra HI FI Record« ^ Applicatici Reg. Mfg. LIST. - $4.98 —j - ^ p o u V P ospon* Portraits OUR SPECIAL - $1.98 ^ f MARSHALL MUSIC 307 E . GRAND RIVER — E . LANSING W - —*‘* ' * ^ _______ O pen IT’S GREAT Spartan WresHers Aiming NORTHWESTERN 9 A .M . 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P rio r to the MS1.J- indlana game at Jeniton Field - houae, the team m ember* rubbed the tlk l's head, and the Spartans loaf the contest at the free threw line. KNAPP’S EAST LANSING OPEN P rio r to the Badger encounter, the hardcourtera did not rub, the Saturday 9:30 To 5:30 Ph. ED. 2 -8 6 2 2 tiki*» head and went on to win the game from the charity line. It d o e * h o t appear that the Spartan* will rub (he tlk l's head before Saturday'* meeting with N orthw estern, January White Sale Michigan Stata University FOREIGN FILM SERIES presents Save on Cannon Fitted TONIGHT: Friday - Jan. 18 Flex-o-matic Percale Sheets fctW W Y-ur A W t ftt 'A tiO N ' FOR feti-Ceor h Forddy A n d erson tletfft and prto'l Captain J a c k Lamer« show little FAIRCHILD THEATRE ■Mi,k»ir (j.-ygperjTioujs by, tempting pizza LA TRAVIATA spaghett, ra vio li, chicken, o r shimp call ED 7-1668 for delivery. weight..only 3 1 /4 - Completely washable beautiful solid cot o q u a, yellow, w h i Phenes and co o l, PHty solad Si , * , "F o r Pizza Sake C a ll" pink, beige, blue. MADAME BUTTERFLY M b "39 Varieties rai Famous P an cak es ASA N O V A # 2 (watch fo r our special Len­ oom ten menu) nquet» ’“ •'versori*» Do you know What an loll aq ..and many more AFTER-SKI BOOT is? 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FHtiSÿ, January 18, Î t 8 3 Shuffle Campus Greenery Replant Crowded Shrubs KRAMER !S#vvtn$fc bt>ih e i it tAi**» etnry end e MftâWiÿfe tßotn* January %» In Bloom * • COMPLETE LINE OF AUTO PARTS tn Iht* And«» th# plâtt" tHw wee te i pSt vtrh • automotive MACHINE shop f## plentlvtfii at • COMPLETE AUTO SPRING SHOP It viri planned tn thin àut d it 1 6th A n n u a l F lo w e r Show • AUTOMOTIVE MAINLINE SHOP u lu re. leavuut • M U F F I V RV AND T AU P I P IF 5 FREE A D M I S S I O N ITiftoK M glcii »tH> trained in Guest D esigner W ill K'RAMtK ftuüutílá i** hunt toxiSB, ■intelt't’«’« tutti w*.>tvéâ» D em onstrate Floral D isplays 800 E . K A L A M A Z O O g f e r m r --------- TO VISIT Fri & Sat, Jan 18th & 19th TO DAY! M I C H I G A N NASSAU CA LL Union B a llro o m ft nnd M u ttit C en n ¡6d i h t y b i in t h t Ja p C O LLEG E Show H o u rs: F t “! 7*11 P .M . he «nave T rav el O ffice Sa t. 8 -1 0 P .M . 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S h e w a s fla tte re d , e s- e w a s re s p e c te d a n d lo v e d F r ie n d s , s e rv a n ts , fa m ily , h u s b a n d iu d s h e lo v e d th e m in r e t u r n . H e r w i s h e s w e r e a n t i c i p a t e d , s h e w i t h d e v o tio n . In h e r w o r l d . P h a e d r a w as queen B u t one d a y ...A le x is cro sse d h e r p a th . F r o m th a t m o m e n t, d e s tin y up- o te d h e r w o rld F o r th is m a n s h e s a c r if ic e d e v e r y t h i n g , re lig io n , h o n o r, »m e frie n d s h ip , a ff e c tio n , r e s p e c t, e v e n h e r c h ild . N o th in g e ls e m a tte r e d n o th in g e ls e e x is te d -. h u t a te i i i h l r . d e v a s t a t i n g , t r a g i c , p r o f a n e lo v e a iu l uniorjiotuac» imeless. The passion of Phardr.i m om ent em b ra ce d h e r l o v e a n d h e r destruction J lfÆ S V E R N E S y ——1 In search of the MAURICE HAVUEV WILFRID HYDE SEARSIS JUST ACROSS FROM US!” 4 8 4 ^ 5 3 4 7 ^ N O P P E N IN G DOLLAR DATS Jw H g V s p e c ia l 3 DAYS ONLY SV \ 5 1 YOUR CHOICE OF .V tU P ^ A • >/2 CHICKEN, vtAt* V I «JU M B O SHRIMP, V M L ftM JL U li » T ARI INC ... WW1ÍVWONlirwxil WK A T p T Ô b A Y HOURS includes Biuefceriy muffii . cole i l a « . Irene!’ A t » 1 :2 f i r s t sh o w Y-TH URS.- T A.M. - MÏDNITE frie s Si coffee or tea Regularly $1,45. —ss%-» M » » i > 7 :00 P.M. SATURDAY & SUNDAY Con’t. from 1 P.M Starts January 26th V t. SATURO/V 7 A .M .- 1 a.ni NIGHTS SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS 90* F eatu re at 7; 10 - 9;20 - S a t. 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