â# g l insidi II rather mm §*MÍ “ FitâSîbif«»,“ Qùi MICHIGAN OÎ M h u k k e fb o ll, ¡B a C ltt^ y with o I t « tnew #1 v l i t t « t i l i in B u l • 4: STATE iA today. High from 15 to L UNIVERSITY 1 #m\ if ijl r I ■ S k . ’Q H tr V o l. MW Kditeti b\ Stu de nt ! >r ' he M L ’h i g a n ' S t a t e t ' n l t r e r s i t y C o m m u n ii v E a s t L a n s in g , M ichigan W e d n e a d a v . J a n u a r y Ml I ܧ Educators Back JFK Aid Pian Campus Spai il Guifioi ines Officials De Gaulle Plan Cite Need P aris-lton n -}]adrid jlx is t vtovt 11'Or I ni ted Europe A M itt o t t l c i i l road# ihrïs# vrontwuf consuHing var­ i>uç Lindvr us mini at era: si ihtat Cfcw» (Continuad on paga 8) tnd Harry n Haßt# th t Workers Allowed mied To Present Plans :v ( liest policy and doom not imply #ny type of discrim ination,” Bw nlln t tti pointed out. "No group sees th«r ’ ‘ M E L F AC is my nome and I 'm a b r a in , " the p r e ie n ta ttv e for MSU. T h e com puter i t b e ­ Tru ste«» personally at a meet ~ IB M c o m p u te t seem s to say to ( r ig h t ) , John in g d e m o n stra te d th is w eek at F a ir c h ild tog Propositions all go through . . - . , , ,, , _ B rake. a »» i * t a nt prot est or t»i agricultural T h e o tre . h $5& 0 proper channel». liter n just Un t time nt mooting;: of the T ru stee» “ ' - eco n om ics, and Jim R ic k e tts , IB M s a le s re r iitr thli (or t h e m to hear g r o u p » di (Aid of Vnmtres Tc JA* » fa-is , ' W ' t *0‘4 oposnis. XftVt nteenngfw tT Barnes Plans ton officials »re completed ft res I m will present the pro postils to the Potted of I' m» tees. Of! lew s of I octtl iSHShsvenw la n a Planning Referendum several times during the pns Michigan Flectrontc month with representatives Iro.i nnta. MSI i economi Secretary ’s office and th the •Ml ! F At ili said the-purpose -sonnet Department to dis dnti v t Is to make rapid cuss the 12 -point program whtc V i s i t o r s to the l»t>:t MSI1 te camps ri sans offer the union plans to submit to th irm er’ s Week will get a first- ird of Trustees. nd look at the new IBM KV20 Meetings were held J * " - I snd 1-’. The group hss met with local snd International union rep - ftchiite used to give tin- fat mot Important facts id and how it compnrres with aim- Idzerda Stresses I otn Kb smusso I at administrative president; resent at ives. Bresltn said. liar farms in I » pact of the Jim Morton, E« I islng junior of- state. Youth Education "In meeting with unton o an d e x e c u t l e vice president; fle e rs, the Secretary acts- for n Faci! m o n t h 1,000 farmers mil11 facts about loir crop yield, Denny McCinty Lansing sopho- the Boar d of T ru ste e s," Brosdin I more and Spo.t er of C onzress: satd. I .sorts rd d an d er,p erson «nd dairy products, me! other re - Tills data is The youth of today must take The speech marked the fir and Barnes. d irector, and Jack Shlngleton, ai, H„ sources to MSf half of a program entitled ” F.) Iso processed by lit k 1 00,000 IBM advantage of the expanding hor­ Re- evaluation izons and change with the world, pant! Itig Horizons for Youth1 sistant to the secretary meet with union officers. machine. F arm ers visiting ti .'om m i t t e e chairman Anne , *«j exhibit fill out a form covhrli Stanley Idzerda , said fuesday. Evelyn.M ills Duvall, will spe: Purdy, Detroit junior, is aiding B reslin said six of the i Thursday In the second part iscussed at a their county, farm type, and seve Idzerda, director of the Hon­ t 2 points wer< /ernor meeting Jan. 1 sick leave, pension plans, They included other listings. The informal ion is "fe d ” li the machine and in a matter ors College, spoke in the iud, the Drozram. before a group of visiting high school students and their parents. the c oordinating group. eral leave, union stewards, c Jnveil ification of employees' dt find gr oup insurance, Inc hi minutes the visitor receives t processed information. Mb I.FAC is an ahbreviati "Instead of coping with things ns they come up, youth must look for ch allen ge," Idzerda said. (Continued on page 8 ) Iget Stdtion-To-Station, Interstate; Idzerda emphasized the irnpo: - tance of e d u c a t i o n in today’s world and In the future. "When I w r s a phJld my fsthei told me If 1 didn’t strive (or an April To Bring Low er Rates education I would become a ditch d ig g e r," he recalled . "T oday Out-state students will soon After 9 :0 0 bargain ra te s a r e we ha ve machines to dig d i t c h e s ' find telephone calls home are already In effect on anin tra - Idzerda a t t a c k e d the belief chesper. state basts In 11 suites tn-iud- often, held by youth that the world Sometime after April 1 station- ing Michigan. will not change but remain at Us to-station ca lls may be made to The T C C said reduced ra te s present level of development, any state in the country for $1 are designed " to encourage te le - "Innovation has become tt way or le ss under a plan announced phone users to take advantage of of life In the last 50 years, edtK Tuesday by the government. the technological improvements he r e m a r k e d . "Things have In the telephone plant Introduced changed quickly and will continue The bargain rate ptsn for the ^ t^e g e j j System in recent to change." Bel Telephone Co. will apply ,.ea rS j" Thirty yea r s ago Mven per cent between 9 p.m. and 4:30 a.m . ' ... " son lor boosting the of the population was engaged in fifcrz i« « 5 ¿i& ei s.,.e 4 0 «e her money; pork mg ** ‘»ee durmg Formers -Wee«-. al„ for .«'«»nces shorter tfrfn £v_.ua, the f FCC"' said, is that t e c h n 1 c a 1 o c c u p a t t on ». Id- OAA 800 M mliles U e «««111 k e f l v * f ft fP*n will be five to ten £tl6;y 'have not borne their pro- zerda said. Five y e a rs ago this , kf: Uv* mjv higtter, however.-. porttonftfe‘ *sHVA of -fh# co T ° f M a 'T y o ^ g g lr ls ‘tMnk'formal Hannah, reasonable ces on education ahd on the S Huston Smtth. professor of phi- a." said. A member of the M.S.U. Board eB ru ssels W o r l d ' s Fair Com- plication for-approval of the rates losophy at M .l.T will speak on -' .Ronvrass:.,,d!L..Xrusf*ei .sty ' '■ ........................ » -with the FCiO«- i he ..RfiiiuiuiKii. In 0 c s.tc.i u . .* increase..' ¡¡».- & *t." « S h r i f t SM* rVVeleCtto . " £ ■r ; - * gher educe- Don Stevens , of Ofcemo® who Lansingpresident of the M ichi- lose an estimated $30 million a ini me the Kiva, Ktva. , ,, . . , __ 'theam ounts has served on the boa ----------------------------------------------------- ¡H i ah Chamberof Commerce, said0, ■ ■ . . . .new year under the — plan - ■ Smith’ e M i *s isctu t re p .r , oi th . g fe '» 20 “ ™ W s trtb y m . t K T . ^ d h . - o h l d s . « » ^ < r le h, re „ g r i Provost L .c .u r « topic. M .” ; ^ ,h . .r m r f t'd universities, ter m on the boar37 A ------* him to run for the . Board of duce teiepnone telephone revenues uy by #jv> $55 ana and m Hiss ivima. Mind. . say that the ™ ^ a r d 'o f A g r ^ Trusteel>. T r u s t e e s Palenge Patenge said he will million »nnual annuallyl yhm but the deficit B efore the lecture, he will be £ now looklng {or C H A T -D e o n Id .erd o f o l k , with Mrs. Miriam K .IU y , a s s i s t a n t ethical ion wilt ¿ e-c «an -ta ;VL ; not campaign amDasgn forfor the the post post but but wtU will be be partially partially offsetby offset by aa $25- $25- „at anan informal informal question question and and an- an- , , ~ handle the lD. In- director of co-operative extension in the home econom ics de* lode» in crease stty Board of Governors, he has not campaign m,n lnn m e r e . . * from hieher swer sem inar in the H onors C ol- e d u c a t e d men to hanate me m state wUi accept the Republican nonro m O llm l u c r t t t » — tgher n w w j> « t _ °n° r * creasingly complex m echanisms, partment, before h is sp e ech in th e Aud. last year h£ eerved as a delegate p e rs o n -to -p e rs o n rate«. lege lounge at 2:00 p.m. B. Swain son. and national White House confer- inat n W e d n e s d a y , j am , Backgrounding The News MSU’s 48th Annual Farmers’ Week tded f o r m o r e i * c r e a t i o n o f ag m ental stations T h e y’ve done it. T he y’ve ruined the m ilk betters /<> The Editor Theology Forum, Vending U O F M Follows State In Coed Housing Senior Class Council-- What It Does For Students know w hy th e y put th ose Hus Problem k&uii n o e * Ecen'w here » A C fM A K fft » Mem ari u tnvJ ìhìsìkìbsS StìEìciss s t J 4 i student A ssociates GtmegUBS: rrw sa "t: a s Stuidbig, Micaafaa S o t* G m w s ic v . VttcntgaR 'Ffcum AMtMEMftkte . 4juttng, Vticnigan. Mati suDserqaoons arrangeaseBts. *r«*rhe;- t it * s e FuAdissin e a'v ’t jie stuuents a Nile <* jb advance: I aorat, S3. 3 servas, $•*; J m vom ty. E sstjec an c l a s s •1st' ccnsLSt ai puma? t e a s ?«*.*. : K iwout sac s? r.ds'i ca:'.v<; i-’svi «¡i ^ 1 *4? 4-j , . ■yjsr’triqr W iW ’1* * # * ’fu i“ : ~i>s' ■^c'ssi'Sii ***d •■our— ! B * r t a r a : soefiìaì W uteaBta Iss u e atch pienry of ttmm— es ssaka :fee dtcor ' 1 a«H trek'* so cla ss or jofc. Editar \«t. aitheugit. I attesit that sfee lie driver tu s so change a deHar AdhutttisSiJg Man« smmcma Is frustrating ta :r-e ex- it's araMiber mumtte lose}, moving O m Stator „ . grsaae, -and' agree that samecMng » Ose re a r, ta d fln tiiy exiting. Sports Sdissi- , soauid fee done to co rrect it, I Truche S. B a rre ra s nvo Fheta SaBmr . . . . , . . , Step Mays would like TO CfcLfc tKTeOfiOH fXSi Graduate Assistant existeaca without AaaK- vcv. Vij,- Frank Setigec j~. the fact that t**» bos caittearrv Depart»«®! of Chemistry acor a m iS u **ta « r mm S t a te N e w s , E a s t Lu R SI ! LA î sggô HI Constitution Unfair, Scholle S a ys Dems Want Population Apportionment By SUE JACOBY r « .£ : * r - : ■** » » y • ■: .• K,\*f >v % Students Attend Berkey Lectures %/ F Idle Q ffk eÆ o rk >1 RoS##to Cott •Mosi lys lecture Aim Is itellectual Appeal BE V O G U E AT s*«*» r ? WANDA HANCOCK SMARTWEAR ONLY 3 DAYS TO DURING FANTASTIC the WINTERLAND WHIRL It s O nly $ 2 .5 0 p e r co u p le SALE DAYS . . . H u rry And G e t Y o u r T ic k e t Now At T h e U nion O r F r o m A V et G A R LA N D SWEATERS S e le c t e d C o l o r s and S t y le s 40% C la s s ic u p t0 B u lk y r LEVIS -W oo! - F u r B le n d O o ff DRESSES COATS W in ter and F a ll W in ter S to ck 1 / 3 to 1 2 O F F 1 3 to 1 2 O F F .< ?* u a i^ P W 'V NA t jr.* * e\ f " T m f f R ÎKÏ&TS ? 25% T w eeds u p fo -P la id s off -Solids S 4 49 )) xr~ V " ß d A Ä U Jdruta *4 * O S K Ì^ H O P S NOW open wed ‘ t i l l 9 :0 0 26 Abbott Ri LV NIGHT I! EAST LA N SIN G Your eyes need Wallace la R o b so n etty H enning J o y c e H owe sun-protection in winter, too In ttm o r »new, w W i v # r you pe. yeu'M b e tte r v»m l $#• tn W a l l a c e 's Coin Dry leaning Specials ♦i e o t ’cally correct cmtrkxv eve w t i r , S e e o u r m ^ i r v t l f v s f s F t c t K n i e f rm w S u e tits s ty t fis n w fts , its p la t a it e s t s or Open E ve ry Evening ^ r M ie d t o y < K t p r f s c r i p t i o e . AND A ll D a y S a tu rd a y iCortcourse o f M a rie s Fashion WALLACE OPTICIANS 0 4 0 Vine <0 t Frandof fl,ner of M AC & ALBERT JANUARY Phone ED 2-0042 DRY CLEAN OFFER! WE AT SPARTAN Bookstore RECOMMEND THE 2 T 1- * HARVARD PRESS, . *** 6 0 % inn A Save 0 p T ° Tool *VR A SERIES OF TIME APPROXIMATE BOOKS BY GREAT AUTHORS 0 n u a “ nd V RELEVANT ISSUES OF OUR TIME. COME IN AND BROWSE U G H ^ - v ^ v * .¡v .. ,.? f ;• To Knowing Foreign Polrcy by • +uuut by D E X T E R PERKINS $ 4 .9 5 £*0M E s. 8 R U M E R $ 3 . 7 5 » A The Process O f Education by 213 ANN ST. NEW 1 hr. drop off dry cleaning service r°n°mic Developments In ^Pective by JE RO M E S. BRUNER $ 2 .7 5 EAST LANSING 29< lb• cleaned and back l BRa it h !$ 2 :5 0 *" Western Unity A nd The Attendants on Hand 8 a. m. ts 5 Monday TkroughPnSo ^ted Europe, Challenge Common M arket by ^ Opportunity by WA LTER L IP P M A N N $ 2 . 7 5 Wash n Dry Clean Wash n Dry Clean J^TE R h a l l s t e in $ 2 .7 5 ED 7-1180 ViJ - C . & ANN ST. W ednesday. Januar in t, M ichigan Bill Buntin Leads Hardcourter DOUG HERNER to m Ca n t r e Flu Bug \FL Club Owners Spartan Tanker Bill Wood Slow s D o w n Track M a n Oneri Session State Champion As Senior GUITAR & BANJO PAT MITCHELL’S D e liv e ry S e rvice 8:30 P.M . to 1 A.i LESSONS Pictures Sundays 5 P.M . to 1:30 A.I Thing Place Hour Varsity Drive-In 1 & E N T A L ÌN S T R P M £ N T 5 AY A I l A S w T im e S ervice ED 2-6517 Marshall Music No C am era Charge - - No Appointm ents 107 1 2 E . M ichigan Lonsirig IV 5-j^.^gj Student Tour To Europe LUFTHANSA 63 D A Y S —IN 11 C O U N T R IE S S T U D E N T S H IP D E P A R T IN G C O M P L E T E C O S T : $797.00 i; COTTOX SPECIAL otvti ra Jo h n son $ ANDCR' ' * Hfland T o u r s . !nc fresh Lake Perch -All You Can Eat OLD COLLEGE . j j p u If Y ou’ve Been Planning A Ski HALL Week-End ' ** S> *P > " V ■« * U N IO N 1¿»Or W e e * - E r*ó ù u u r-x ‘ A **y w v ‘^ i * THE . let Us Inspect Yotif Volkswagen Bumper to Dumper inspection p r o ­ CARD SHOP tects you fro m expensive and in ­ convenient breakdowns. And, you save $ i .00 o r m ore on inspection specials T ra n -W o rld , where Volkswagen se rvice •is a’ s p e c ia lity -r C ARDSHO P not a sid eline . AN N EX T RANS W o r ld JANUARY VOLKSWAGEN SPECIALISTS vamf rivet at m.a.c 1200 E S h e rid a n --L a n s in g --IV 2-1226 Wednesday, January 30, 1963 Football Hall Of Fame Names First Immortals ¡1 16 ye a rs w ith the* san opener that rot eaguc.ipjtrk it ■d in 1061 by Bobby un ien cin ftèam is n g u U r match. I P. '•S?*ml*rs. ig tu. pack In his weapon brigade I irly pro days, Baugh !s with Big Ten I is and with C hi- I "d o rad o at quar- ith Spar- rum 1931 Imora COACH SCHMITT Benton Harbor Le a ds C l a s s A im i SKI CLUB MEETING Tonight At 7 :3 0 EN TENNI At. A t The U nion W. Va. (AP) li, Bucyk Top Scorers • St. John's universities Signing u p fo rth e ty basketball ar. It will be lai C i a s s t o Ski W e e k -e n d and ■.or of West of state­ Joining the Club w ill Best Selection of played Dec. Pop H its Mountaineer Take Place. M em bership: O n ly $ 3 .5 0 Intramural A eus Movies ■Vayne DISC SHOP f ree Coffee OPEN EVENINGS BE YO ND THE PLANE OF THE EC LI PT IC SK .t. iS . • ■ . . U li t i g fry ~ * K ‘ -e ” r • ■ , . la, Its o u tsta n d in g fa cilitie s, its sopfi have all co n trib u te d to the Com pan 218 A b b o tt Rd Across from the State Theat er CAMPUS IN TERVIEW S w ill be held W e lco m e A ll MONDAY & TUESDAY Lad ies A tten d in g FEBRUARY 11 & 12 Farm ers W ee k wa nt to m a k e y o u r st L a n s i n g v i s i t pay 11y . b ot h wl .h i n t e r - tin g p r o g r a m s , and usual v a lu e s during M a rie 's January clearan ce. fo r y o u r c a r Wlers -Tail Pipes -Exhaust Pipes ■ Lockheed’s T uition R eim bursem ent Procjram remits INSTALLED seventy-five percent o t the tu itio n fo r approved courses taken by p rofe ssio n a l and technical people w ho are °inplete Shop Service w orking fu ll tim e We e x t e n d a co rd ia l invita- •teW'Mdtoni and Transmissions ' .. lion. t<> come. com pany expense w hile on research a ssig n m e r •jf1 •* \ A. a r o u n d , and C andidates fo r degrees in all o f the fo llo w in g W have a cup investigate o p p o rtu n itie s at Lockheed: *** Equipm ent -A ccessories A e ro n a u tica l M athem atics of coffee C hem istry M echanical •fSCOUNTS TO S T U D E N T S AND FA C U LT Y with u s . E le c tric a l/e le c tro n ic P hysics Lockheed is an equal o p p o rtu n ity em ployer. V - f F M S K Z JF * ., !-«*•*• * . •- • » . v" s ojH cvH -otvaam e* ó r '¡J^siKUtura «• I v . - . - : . . . . .■ . . ■ ■ ... ■ • / i -.;. : ». 26 N. L A R C H M A C. At Sy stem s M anager for the Navy p o l a r i s fb m and the Air Force a g e n a Satellite in the d i s c o v e r e r and m io a s p ro g ra m s. Other current p r o g r a m s i n c l u d e s a i n t , a d v e n t and such N A S A pro jects as o g o , o a o , e c h o , and n im b u s IV 4 -4 5 9 6 A lb e rt S U N N Y V A L E . PALO ALTO. VAN NUTS. SANTA CRUZ SANTA MARIA CALIFORNIA Saturday Sunday 3 3 2 -3 5 0 5 W e d n e s d a y , Janua .in S t a t e News. SaSt Lansing, M ichigan “ The apartment is APARTMENT RENTED QUICKLY! rented and we are FURNISHED 4 pus, prefer nu s till getting c a lls !/* erences requii said this Advertiser ifr Service Service Xf. Autom otive ★ E m ploym ent Personal ACCURATE VY-P1 S T . Iticifrs'. • f. n N*s b e a u t y un*ttrt£t „ term pepera, etc E lectric type- w riter %* ..................... — ----- _ X t ± < « !* » ! s EXPERIENCED thesis typist with arK? I e 11 v a r i e d scientific background. sear c" WANT AD _g Term papers and general typing. 4 ,0 h Convenient location. ED 2-6048. °* **** •a u t o m o t iv e ¡9 19 •EMPLOYMENT ■jj- ANN BRO w N typist and multlilth TJ1* • FOR SALE / offset printing (black & white & S( •FOR RENT color). IBM. General typing, term ng * X •LOST 4 FOUND TiOtQTSIC 0tuiit» Evente ... n m r u ia tk « *i . n ___ Promena der’ s Open De fc.LVp.xa., Won ,*• . XI Food Industry Executives Humanist Society— S p.n ».ftaUraoiB. u¡<*v program by'donat­ ine program fund ploye s they enter ! three program«. Is’ Work Is Time N on-C redit Night Courses Serve Com m unity Adults nsuming Business Ski Club Plans Boyne If eekend Lions love company. They live and hunt tn groups and rarely kill except for food. Even in the bush, the big oats seldom attack man unless provoked. SEMI-BONELESS Super Right D A N IE L E . R ID E R Army (renerai To Discuss r G o vt Pork Loin Bacon Sale Berlin's Continuine Crisis inspected Roast Rib End Portion Whole C om pletely Cleaned 29° lb Loin End Portion 39c lb . . ->».>», 59 COIN-OP COUPON Sandwich Cookies 39 !i l . ' - ■ . » 1 ....................... ........ crftr'ia tTi'c.-(Tvr^f 111 *•'' C o in -O p -D ry Cleaning DRY CLEANERS F eb. 2nd in all five Lansing A&P Super. Mkts. Y o u r A & P Su p er M a rk e t C o r n e r of Hagadorn Reg 81b Load...$2.00 JOPoums WITH THIS COUPON and E a s t G r a n d R i v e r , E a s t L a n s i n g ’»Tkqubu ONLY.... $1.50 THIS COUPON* EXPIRES FEB. 2. 1 % 3 _ SHIRT LAUNDERERS FRANDOR ŒMTER S to re Hours 9 a . m . to 9 p . m . Monday t h r u S a t u r d a y y¿P F°°d St o r e s v S rS T “”*FLASH CLEANERS 5-S^sJP W ednesday, January 3 0 . 19g3 Common M arket Defeat Splits West U.S. Swallows Bitter Pill By J IM R O B E R T S community, going ol pr.OrEurop«|n A sso ciated P r e s s NewS A h aiyst cualiy to mem' power by eco- amination her* Now, now, C h a rlie . We m ust share w ith great vigah Prof Calls Intellects Vita! W o rld M ourns Literatary Loss Must Aid Gifted Youth •They like instructors that advo­ how to cultivate Gifted cate a method of discussion that itial in our young however, .d p r o f e s s o r sto ries. leads to a m easure of self In- 3 r e w , at the MSU T h e s e children a re fa sc ih - STpnction'tn the concepts of our n the Union Tuesday, ng to work w ith ," she said, dren are the most di- e r s e and co!molex groups to work natural r "C re a plexity? ance for itie s are independ KNAPP’S EAST LANSING OPEN TONIGHT TO 9:00 Clearance! Tremendous savings Loafers and Skimmers T rophies & Plaque» D ance u re am s for your J-H o p TROPHIES Dreaming o f th a t a ll.im p o r ta n t g a la n ig h t? H e re is where the J-H op s t a r ts ...w ith your prett ty dance fro c k . L e ft : a delightful con fection is all nylon. The b la ck s l e e v e l e s s top is comp ON DISPLAY by a fell s k ir t in frosty white lacy scroll a f f e c t and a large red ro se a t the w aist. SPECIAL GROUP Right: FuJI skirted dress a-btoom with gay_ poppies on a white ground. 100% ocetete^ W o m en ’s Flats an d C asu als in A ssorted C o lo rs and Styles FORMALS - KNAPP'S EAST LANSING STREET LEVEL Sporting Goods SHOES - KNAPP'S EAST L \NS1NG STR E E T L i I I f e c l Mortti o f Mlek. Avo, 3030 Yin« St.