Imide MICHIGAN Weather r A fric a n m o t te , p a g e 3; -u fo tl* ««<* « « c e t » * , page 7. STATI UNIVERSITY i r NEW I-'fly cio vd f today, with fit# ih in the w id-ttiiftiat. .. . . A »- -v«. y, i Red Rift Is Assert British Experts r jn Red china ^ fj$ Q R e f o r m V o t e S i» Seeking '. L1 To Lead JACK ST IE B E P Stieber AWS Changeover Plan Quits JFK I o fr On y of liing Follows A U S G Move Proves Con ftisin¡i Committee T w o Jobs Took Too M u c h Tim e Thai’s Creativity! ,ify a r t students and ■ntly wile'll‘th e * * odd o f Kretg# A r t Center, that’s Art?’ Sue Fra en s h e so w t h e statuì than h e r 4 ’ 1 * ’ * . tte ry s t a tu e s , ru m o r« '» r l i t y s c u lp tu r e stu sreen s* tvouse Me 1 lit Up For Bids Accidents Show Rise S e T V Ì C P I i f (1 1 t A t ‘"Corner G e ls E x t e n d e d WAILING SAX -•Alan Beatler, lead band flutters the keys on his si * * * ■ _ _ m * a i a a 1 0 5 C o u p le s B o a rd M a y V e to N C A A o n s p r i n g P l a y B y M is s is s ip p i S ta t e H o u s i n g L is t rg, if you have P sy ch o lo g ist From AP and UPI Wires T o G iv e F in a l D an g er. y Establishes Day Honoring Warsaw Ghetto BWIVf ■ .'• — ~ P re sid e n t „ Kennedy ... as.* Ilo nine v f estival thaw three weeks, Kennedy recaiteo, - ■etr ¡ives as de3~ty a s : term,’ * said Richard 0 . Bernitt, director of public safety, “ We don’ t want to have any more students caught in the G r a n d Marshal v:i. enlarge and extend the posi- hng Nazi forces occupying the Poiisn a certain thaf th e Bull'' f reelin g water. rems in hi* recent book, 5The eastern Conference lP*f Strike Drags Along D espite N.Y. Post The two students both broke through the ice near the Oper; and C losed M ind/* Champions this se* — Peace talks in the 88-oay • Rokeach re ceive d hi£ B .A . in Form L a n e b rid g e . face a team with Ne ■ newspapers dragged along Tuesoay DsvchoScuiY from Brooklyn C o l— **M«w that the spring thaws are beginning, the ice is In the NCAA playoff- Y ■■:,ed. i ’» t ieze in l94i.' His V. and Ph.D. breaking up. Snow and slush cover the thin ice. Qpen T ’r.c Bulldogs are zet them to move fa ste r," Mayor Rone both cam e from the Uni­ ei O' fUK-ioiaalTy with water c o n ' t always be seen, Bernitt. sc id. *er as he shepherded publishers and st v e r s it y o f C aliforn ia at B erk e ley . " - another day a t negotiations. ftokeach is the author of the The water is quite deep above the dam, near the rear ' --teered 10 days ago to undertake a role outli forthcom ing book. ,#The Three of B e s s e y Hall, and a person breaking through the ice !nt Xertnedy as impartial umpire in the s ir2 C h ris ts of Ypsilanti.** to be pub­ could easily drawn, he said. __________ ov/n non-binding settlement terms. He h lish ed lace in 1963. it? the resumption of negotiations.” Wednesday. March 6, 1963 X Michigan State News, E as t Lansing, Michigan On Congress Reform " mmm ilchlf Laurels For Math Team Barnes Urges III O u r m a t h e m a t i c s te a m p la c e d 1 0 th in the nation in this y e a r ’ s y h a v e r e p r e s e n t e d o u r s ch o o l I f o r a n o th e r y e a r and added ' Yes ’ Vote Ion P u tn a m M a t h e m a t i c a l C o m p e t i - 'P 1 3 u r c l s to St iTt0*1 s r*» Editor’ s Not«: AH*Unlv«r»ity Student Gov »vernment P, ¡o u ït ’ dent Jim Bornos, In this open letter to students, tells *h w ine* s c < i d 6 r n i c puses fools the Student Senate plan Is superior to the presin) r It is the thir •'A" V Ci ’ .V r .'« i W ,* i -V the if ^hursd^, > 'V M L.» 4 * * The question of Student Congress reform hss become •* , \ serious consideration for the ■ udent body. For those si have had much contact with congress. it is evident Hew Twist change in the student legislative branch is needed. Specifically, congress is faced with a high member i each term. It often finds itself in conflict with other gnver on major student issues, which impairs the effectivenes Influence. The present congress has a reputation amor faculty and administrators as a debating society. The result is that Student Congress now has difficult its extended existence. A substantial number of good st seen service in congress . but many have long since quit at the chaos they found. A number of ex- v//r ¿/A a 15th century tten book on book vault. the passage of there is nearly 50 percent turn­ in congress. The plan goes to ti is 24 17 inary medicine. Shakespeare ..S tate News Photo by George Junn« over a term and 75 percent turn­ such extremes that five coed it ti Í* 'T ■///P ii congressmen had over a year, it is quite difficult dormitories would have only one p7T>it af this amend- to keep up with your representa­ senator for each. This would 77 77/ft 34 put men against women and thus // ire the meeting, tive, especially s i n c e replace­ If Í4 i r rn a ill was passed in hap- ments aren’t popularly elected. ruin the principle that the rep­ r42 43 L i b r a r y B o a s t s 1 5 .0 0 0 ash ion in one evening, A smaller number of delegates, resentative should live in the ft ■// 4t At ie consideration being plus more dedicated personnel, district which he represents. Tv 4S 4* its effects. sh ou ld greatly alleviate this Also f iv e women’ s dormi­ 4* /sS ate News in the two weeks problem. the passage of this bill. tories on West Circle Drive would 4Í it /// it Furthermore, the student body (Continued on page 3) R a r e , A n c ie n t B o o k s faces a dilemma concerning the nature of student government. It ist Shaw are has to decide whether it wants a this measure large student government that’s ntioned above relatively unable to accomplish S p o r ts w e a r S p e c ia l it mentioned, much or a smaller- body that is ’s attempt to more able to exert the will of the i 'of Shaw in people and accomplish their ends. fro m ime after an I think the latter is the principal iy been issued purpose of a popularly elected, Bob Howard tax-supported government. W A N D A H A N CO CK sr before the The part of this plan that calls ou for associate senators serves as many better pro­ a splendid opportunity for people nging Student Con- interested in student government ek of consideration to g e t necessary qualifying ex­ Cotton Knits t i 3 of AUSG in their perience in governmental activi­ this amendment is ties. It also provides the students by Ja n e Colby show that they have with more contact with people in­ s o m ething this timately affiliated with the sen­ more than enough ate. They will tend to be chosen nt rejection of this from dorms without actual sen­ S k irts on,y $ 5 -9 8 idd to this the fact ators. MICHICAN problem. dy is worse than the "Steam roller tactics!” was the we should bring a clamorous claim of the few avtd I tr UNIVERSITY ITATI STATE N E W S ;sounding ‘no’"from our student opponents Of the bill. They did not dy on Thursday. feel that they had ample time to PACEMAKER NEWSPAPER ’ jifn Migilli •AUSG Representative check the bill for flaws so they asked for. another week. I’ve yet Tops Qn,y i Mike Rome to hear a legitimate complaint. Associa President, East Shaw Let us, the proponents of the Ü - Michiga Jre? plan, be the first to admit that the Publi bill went through Congress more S l a c k s only $ 5 . 9 8 University. Issued or class Change Needed hastily than we would have liked it through Friday during the f to go, but we should remember spring quarters, twice weekly I o the Editor: * that two terms of dedicated work mer term ; special Welcome I 1 avidly affirm the reorganiza­ has already gone into the plan. ber. tion plan. There's need fo r a T h is is p robably thp re a so n the E d ito r............... change. o b je c to r s are h a rd -p re sse rT to Advertising Manager The essential efficiency and find flaws. City E d ito r .............................E O p e n W ed n esd ay productivity will not, b e c au se it M o re im po rtan tly, if w e hadn't Sports E d it o r ...................... Derrickson ar cannot, be attained under the p a s s e d the plan F e b . 20, w e would Photo E d ito r......................‘ • :kie Korona L,çç Browr present system. D r. D avid G ott­ not h ave had the needed tim e to 2 2 6 Abbott Road »til 9:00 P.M- * r Asst. Adv. Mgr...................... F lieb, associate p r o fe s s o r o f so- h ave it voted on b e fo re sp rin g r * •* W * * * * * * * * * * ra w ! 1 L - higan State News, Ea st Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. March 6, 1963 [flti-D e G a u l l i s t ’ No’ Vole Coed Named Top Frosh Engineer lo n e , S a y s U . K . (Continued fren oya! Oak hosen the ult’s T e le v is io n In te rv ie w s e s French O p p o s itio n ^ ¿i» . —. . ‘'riiish C ov- a rv ' ‘W .. . 'fit's * ~i'4r' fn«T , one of France'« n, is believed to in after a taped /lew that put new sh-French rela - ry Henry Brooke THE MEN'S IM POOL STAYS I C E -F R E E in designing the pool four years agi ,c House of Com- year-round because warm water is pumped weight of the water counteracts under; have been from inside the IM Building back into the pool. Engineers used the warm water plan water pressure which might crack the Albania: Stalin ‘Da illegally, but I * is here today, iin e n t—financed sting corporation W a r m W a t e r I s U s e d K h rush chev 4iVyet’ e interview with uji|e resistance Í* S, '5t I ¡ight to the siir-' ,ance of French )ari 5 conserva- T o W in t e r iz e I M P o o l igaro fluggcstcu \ Foreign Office .teru e it wc National Ke- t army, would _ Charle.i De v* r. The inter- ti S tu d e n t P a n e l To A n a ly z e va$ei B la ck M u s lim s hie K ey Conceived P l a n I 5 t h B A B Y G R O b y K a p a rt, the suit th a t g ro w s w ith b a b y anipus U.N.Idea ...i n tw o s i z e s ; b ir t h to 2 0 lb s a n d 21 to 3 0 l b s L ig h t, l i o , 's c S h o w s o ft s t r e t c h t e r r y Is c o m f o r t a b l e f o r s l e e p i n g , I ra n9 w ash es íe s T b lu e , m a iz e , s tr ip e s o $ Cm a n d s o l i d w h it e 3 .9 8 % A g Econ C lu b am sjcT P lans S o v ie t Film Lit Rio" riil Four Preps Here [Ilf f i hr I , o fi ftW / • I frican Musical Styles escribed By Nigerian Wilson Challenged To College Bowl Quiz »> * *» , Infants’ Shop-Low er Leve Hen Your I anion Echezona, Ni- b; SH O P A T J A C O B S O N ’S E V E R Y Lident in music tesday. oj before the MSU W ED N ESD A Y E V E N IN G U N T IL N IN E e music of the tf rho occupy the p< iigeria which is ti nstruments he^ 01 >e classified by d he ubo-aka has o . an eight* ch are picked a irtist. Petitions Available ) make them vl- s Lh somewhat like F o r AWS Positions K IN G STO N can music box, E % like an over- ti 4 South Campbell TRIO LP’S with two holes n O fficers Initiated ¡g one hole while t $2.39 including the ’ by cupping a New LP positions over V,chezona said. i .x ® ip i !>den "flute, the t D IS C S H O P finger holes. It c OPEN EVENINGS V hwfMAv iJ f i fe ih d ih f /> hi i i v A f i t * /> j * m A . ‘ A * ' /L %1 1, • ' Ion to o c a n h e b e a u tifu l! K N IT , K N IT , § y ? * ¡m o V 'V S i V K N IT . • • • t ‘ \ ì > t P f f Ik f / f j ¡ f/ l i * V -'-V A , 1 f • fu ?8 7 4 W Y A R N S fr i 98 p S p in n e rin « R e y n o ld s 'our 3 - p i e c e H m U nger short bed tim e story M o h a ir ^4 set S l e e p p e r t a n d p r e t t y in v¿ 7J 1J NEEDLEPOINT W o rs te d s b a b y d o l l . p a j a m a s w ith Jaco b so n s S ports Y a rn K its a n d A ccessories m a t c h i n g c o a t in s o f t c o t t o n p r in t fay P % ...... W a sh es and w ears c a re fre e and C o n co u rse of \ t? P O L A C H E K ’S F A B R IC S s w e e t a s th e f ir s t s p r i n g m o r n in g V k* M a rie s Fashions A ss o rte d c o lo rs . S m a ll,m e d iu m ,la r g e 4 1 7 E . Grand R iver C o rn e r ° ' MAC & A lbert W e d n e s d a y , M a rch 6 In tra m u ra l j W O O f lb t f i r t P f i C e n t e r Skates Womens Basketball :00 Butterfield - AO Pi ":30 Case - 2”TA Hockey Schedule *foreTaking one of By ISABEL HYMAN ■ 7 ^ v. 7:00 ATO - >?RT A staunch advocate of required Swimmine te «•< %ob we* one of (he beat cente S; 15 ATO or ZBT - OTO Bowling Schedule Jackson during the Lake 4 Wilde ai is swimming career Clev began there­ in the sixth gra 10 Bailey 6- state champion for is age group Club ln women's in the individual I ?dley and the men- freestyle. Tlcan team i 200-yard 150-vard O h io S ta te ff i t h i n C a n a O f P la y o ffs AIK £ WOOD B E G IN Y O U R NEW B e An A m erican A irlin es S te w a rd e ss Williams, Lamers Set F o r Final College Contest Mich. Slate University CAMPUS INTCRVlCWS " B e A C lo ck Introducing a new r e a lm in dining W a tch e r W A L L A C E O P T IC IA N S p leasu re one T h e V a rsity D o u b le -B u rg e r T h e V a rsity S u b m a rin e nd when D e live ry Service A v a ila b le 8 :3 0 p.m. - 1 a .m . r r s r% / n y Sun. 5 p.m . - T 3 0 a .m . O D Ie I VARSITY DRIVE-IN T O P C O IN S FO R TEX T S B R IN G ’E M IN The Winning CAMPUS As seen in SfVLFVTfi* Sorority L a s t Week S igm a K a p p a QjartJtifsd ¡SeSgfit s* you have never seen H Before you choose try TROPIC STAR* on your hand The newest The Lucky G irl TO S.ÀÎL most graceful of all great Artcarved styles. From $115 to $5000 Matching bride's circlel $25 Come in today' CUNARD up to 18 B ecky W a g n e r C A LL C O L L E G E M .A .C . at A lbert Travel Office 3 3 2 -3 5 0 5 121 S. Washington 332-8667 E a s t Lansing Ichigan State Newn,.F.ast Lanwmg. Mich Wednesday, March 6, 1963 hree BigTen Championships OnTap U v e s , S t a t e , H a n k s Tankers At Purdue G y m S e a s o n C lim a x e s Ifp s fìe F b r C f o i n t ft-oi Snut'At Honors W i t h ' t i W M M fife be •a in A Michigan State’ s sw im m ing team has little tim e fo r r e f le on past woes this w eek. On T h u rsd a y, they m ust be in L afay 6y RON SOLOVE Indiana for the Big T en m eet which runs through Satur By MIKE JASNEK 0} Tht State New* I he Spartans compiled one of th e ir best records this Of The State News records are all water under the season, V -4, but pant victories and times m ean nothing' i n 1 The B ig Ten g ym n astics sea ; t-stllng squads of the Big Fen. let encc cnam pionsnips. its climax this Friday and S aturd e d is the Conference chani Last season State finished fourth in the meet held at Bl< S p artan s act a s hosts fo r the SStli l0 ¡je held Friday and Saturday ington. Ind. I hi* year, however, their task will be much gre Ten C ham pionships st Jenison !■ the th i. c sQuads that finished above them last year are all Friday p re lim in a rie s w ill be he: ,ip Iowa will be strongly ehai- c p.m. o n m loui. wim C enir^ au uniiB «jiiuruiiY fin e lc Inin aonil Miel'tgan and Michigan State, year ag< mpi set for 1:30 p.m. uid the Spartans chalked uf Defending cham pion Michigan iwkeyes and finished first am: solid choice to cap tu re their third ¡neel standings, ConfertiKe -crown. present plenty of problem! Coach Newt Loken’ s classy gy ■*,••,tetu rn d ^ cl auip^ .N l.HP (m ihr mee; » ,-s. and Tom Huff, 13“, read' to an unmarred 6-0 slate. rd their crowfts. Parker wai The powerful Wolverines, spe , Conference and his team. their "L -b o y s,” Captain Gil Lari :y one decision. l.ascarl, have been outscored just > [an in its title bid is undeieate. years of dual meet compc iti v Barden, who will, probabb tough to dethrone. m “ Michigan definitely is tin tc lost a meet since its oper.e says Spartan coach and Meet Dir ,, , a 14-11 defeat. Since tin Szypula. “ It would take a super j Pittsburgh outside the leagu other team to win.“ Purdue, Ohio State, Wis The Maize and Blue made—a n ■ , hittan S'ate and !■ w > > (Continued on page 7) year's title showdown, scoring 'S’ Keglers wrestling team sh IN THE FRANDOR Meet Top Stu r ’ s fifth place finis! jninger’s team put SHOPPING CENTER rfect dual meet slat ion last Saturday wi ¡osota that boosted i Lady Ace ( m h m j i m i k J T.iS posted league ' 5today and free bowl- t c e Dick FOOD NEEDS HERE oo/crs L a C ro s s e T e a m POT ROAST C U T CAMPBELL'S or H EIN Z BREAST 0 ' C H IC K EN 1Honors Becomes Reality / staff, Mrs. 1 of the more C H U C K T O M A T O TU N A u n k S ty le ;ie stars who S O U P way around Mk with exhibiuoi R O A S T S rstty pistol tea: Diversity of 1: rbor, while son defeated the a c Cans the AFROTC pro he Titans of be rsity pistol With Coupon W ith Coupon bin team shot • 1 he Southern StylQ ossible 3.000 Pur CRAM SNACKS HERE HOT from The Spit W R1G LEY REFRESHING BAR-B-Q CHICKENS P O T A T O C H I P S 79* each C A M P B E L L S o r HEINZ W ith C oupon With Coupon PO R K & BEA N S 1- Lb G E T Can 10 < 1 YOUR ¡COUPON SPECIALS HERE ^ > m u m i w m c Y coupon VALUABIC WRIBLEY Regular or Hard t * HoM _______________________ m m m m ' REFRESHING „ SEALTEST ■■ Lm wKn P lu s C O C A C O LA H ALF & HALF S p ra y ( A t Reg. 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In Experimental Psych Lab F rat Aids E T competiveneas may be the shove necessary to set Like the perfectionist who is nervous when things are BtWY . the business w o rld . her thlnk fie ld * . tteurosis is probably r sar y to rlgbf. a neurotic person, Knight said, will wc s « night and day to achieve perfection. Stanley Hollander, professor of marketing, said Knight * Albino and hooded rats been replaced by their obsci in the experimental psych< he number of times the stude lust be shown the 12 can efore he has learned to pri e idea for extenc aimai work and 1 Patients Lgti in talking about success in general rather titan fust busine laboratory. udents interest» i f Alpha PhiOme­ pt cotnf acent individual w ill never sin lid Sal success, ict the word to follow the 01 stant in stru c to r of accounting, For seven weeks 64 ex. psychology beg let vice fraternity "You might be neurotic in .•<,«>.i ... _ i,, .. il the student satisfied with a C grade romn > «t» rrt * •- w r y » . J vf m : 1v -*/ i> is»‘X V > v k ’V K . f c s r . ? ♦' a have that extra drive known as neumti Costella said, "which is n e c e s s ir v tn c -. j reason successful businessmen opportunity to set* thefundamen“ bining the results from all 64 animal work. 4 p.m., a pledge visits the men’s neurotic than others involved in f; al learning p r o c e s s e s being students jested . When graphed, More than 120 students enroll ward to run errands.Thepledges eld contact, such as art or m usic." he sal . term ro tic co m p etiv e n e s s ," —• recently used by --------------------- Alight in It*' tui c* the averages "make it easy for in the