Inside MICHIGAN Weather STATE NEW Today: cloudy and colder STATE with 20's the low in the low and the high in the UNIVERSITY East Lansing, Mich.^ Wednesday, January 6, 1965 Vol. 55, Number 232 ^Kremlin Remains Mum Over LB J Invitation Protocol Requires ''Apple A MSU In Moscow Meeting By JIM STERBA State News Staff Wri FROM ABOVE -- Registrar Horace C. King is check IEW Bvv registration procedures here os he observes the IM Building. regisl Medicare Struggle Registration Revived Home Ec WASHING.ON —A r.viv.il Neiv < Under bu- R chard Rot Receives •f the titanc ...t; ;, te over he New Dean Khriohchcv accepted IV clas*- lists, draftically, . I iuie.1 Slates i; N59. ig up tee re- incorporate ■ prepared to legist,atioii pre tin cl ■ 11... s> '. ■ i'uy i lit 'I i Dec. 1".' by the Hoard t U2 . .cdcui anj I i 1 ■■■■"■ i - • )a.;t July. July i, 1965, one feels during ' I - " r »•••" ^ - Curfew Aimed At Indonesia •• • Is — ►,*.*<.*•... k „ M ' so-tl.cri tip ol the mai.und was suspected of being leaky. — Photo by Mike Wong Wednesday January 6, 1965 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Student Worker olin Hospital report Reports Recent Termed n Click, (. oioiii publicity ; ■> si. rtaie •ophonio: «.•: \K i student employe jt Michigan and Rapids ju;.4 Donald Jack L>. Shi:.glet Arbor uore and Ixmglas the Placement Ru Smith. "Althougn n is Also ddnu Vounker, bra Work To Start Soon Ire jhnia;.; i : sexier Arndt, Haze' Hark Church, Adrian sophomore; tl^rve> Rose. Oak Park junior; Ja: On High-Rise Dorm Reading, Mass.. sophomore; Konald Kirk, Detroit Peri eault, junior and and editor-in-chief John VanGieson examine a page Maxwell Hood, Montreal, Que¬ COMPOSE YOURSELF — That's what the employes bec gi jdujte studer.:. of W i I staff, Inc., do as thpy compos* the pages for on o.ie of the light tables as Carolyn Heether of W 11 staff p repares copy to be pasted on the page. Wire rhe State News. Wilstaff moved from iti offices Edito ' Hugh J. Leach, right, is shown proofreading above fhe Big Ten Ba beB U |J» 35 Copydesk Advisor 1 r | .. 77?. 4~i 'a*. 1 1^r! Editorial Editors Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, January 6, 1965 3 From Our Wire Services Favorable Response To LBJ Speech Sought WASH1NGTON-U.S. officials are looking for a favorable Soviet response to President Johnson's invitation to Kremlin leaders to visit America. Johnson might goto Russia.but seems likely to travel first to Western Europe and Latin America. Administration sources emphasizedTuesday that no specific pres¬ idential trips abroad are yet scheduled, nor have specific invita¬ tions been solicited or received. This groundwork is to be laid in the weeks ahead. Shastri Says U.S. Should Seek Solution NEW DELHI, India-Prime Minister Lai Bahadur Shastri said Tuesday the United States should seek a negotiated solution in South Your Used Book Headquarters Viet Nam. In an interview with the Associated Press, Shastri said "a mili¬ tary solution will not be the best solution and a major conflict must be avoided. An effort should be made to hold a Geneva conference in order to find a solution of the various issues involved." Informed sources say the Indian government believes the United States cannot win against the Viet Cong guerrillas under limited warfare, and an extension of the fighting to Communist North Viet Nam would draw in Red China. Has Democratic Majority In Congress Grows WASHINGTON-Democrats increased their strength on House com¬ mittees, recognizing the November's elections. heavy Democratic majority voted in last Free Book Lists For AllCourses, The result further eases the way of President Johnson's health care and other proposal^. in two*of the most important committees—Ways Stop In And Pick The party ratio and Means and Appropriations—was changed for the first time in many years. Ways and Means, which since 1940 had been made up of ^ 15 members of the majority party and 10 of the minority, will now include 17 majority Democrats and eight minority Republicans.The I ife Appropriations Committee changes from the 30-20 ration in force since 1951 to 34-16. Yours Up Sen. Long Opposes Anti-Filibuster Move WASHINGTON-Sen. Russell B. Long, D-La., the senate's new ma¬ Plenty Of jority whip, lined up with his Southern colleagues Tuesday to battle against changing the rules so choking off filibusters would be easier. The move for a new rule that would permit debate to be limited Today by a three-fifths majority of senators voting is being spearheaded by Sen. Clinton P. Anderson, D-N.M. He was the senator who placed Long in nomination yesterday for whip, or assistant Democratic ; 1 leader. Electoral College System May Be Changed WASHINGTON-President Johnson apparently intends to ask Con¬ gress to eliminate individual presidential electors or else require Full Line Of Art them to support the candidate in whose behalf they are elected. Johnson sprang a surprise in his State of the Union speech Mon¬ day night when he said: "I will propose reforms in the Electoral College—le£.v.ngundis¬ & Engineering Supplies turbed the vote by states--but making sure no elector can substitute his will for that of the people." Police Fire On Mob In Karachi Suburb KARACHI, Pakistan-Police opened fire on a mob in a Karachi Student Supplies suburb Tuesday as rioting continued between supporters of rival political parties in the wake of Pakistan's presidential election. First reports said two persons were killed and a dozen injured in the shooting at Liaquatabad suburb. Rioters set fire to shops and Everything For houses and. one double decker bus. Last night troops were called out in Liaquatabad and two other Karachi suburbs to quell rioting between the rival groups. Unofficial estimates then said 12 persons had died and 50 were injured. A dusk to dawn curfew was reimposed in the three areas. Reaction To LBJ Speech Split On Party Lines WASHINGTON-Congressional reaction to President Johnson's State of the Union message understandably split along party lines and the views could be summed up like this: Democrats—inspiring and practical. Republicans—Utopian and costly. The superlatives naturally came from the Democrats and ranged from "excellent" to "magnificent". Republicans bore down on the still largely undefined costs of Johnson's program and some called it a something-for-everyone outline that can't be financed if the budget is to be balanced. Viets Vanish As Counteroffensive Formed area DAT DO, Viet Nam-The Viet Cong vanished from the Binh Gia again Tuesday as government forces, rebounding from their a worst mauling of the war, formed up for a counteroffensive. Patrols hunted vainly for the Red fighters. "They are like ghosts," complained Brig. Gen. Cao Van Vien, commander of the Vietnamese 3rd Corps. "They disappear when you go after them." Murph The Surf Accused Of Gabor Robbery NEW YORK-Jack (Murph the Surf) Murphy, the Florida beach boy charged with stealing the fabulous Star of India sapphire, was ac¬ cused in court Tuesday of pistol-whip robbery of actress Eva Gabor a year ago. 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Deepdale His poem "The Waste Land" De^ e 1 , in 1950 and his Ph.D. in 1953. caught the imagination ofthedis- All were from the University of illusioned generation that sur¬ YOUR ADLER HOSE Michigan. Before assistant coming to MSL' as an professor in 195", he Mrs. (Catherine A. Towne vived World War classic 1. It became description of the mood of misery and pessimism a of the HEADQUATERS | had been a junior biologist at the Mrs. Katherine A. Towne, "0, intellectuals of that time. Institute of Human Biology, L'ni- of 525 Futter: Drive, East Another of his famous poems, Shrink Quality Controlled Knee Hi Favorite £ versity of Michigan, from 1952- Lansing, wife Jackson E. "The Hollow Men," contained the 55, a post-doctoral fellow in Towne, libran. lines "This is the way the world local ( statistics at the University of MSU, died Thui sday i i Chicago, in 1955-56 and an as- sistant professor in zoology at hospital, Mrs. Towne \ ends ... 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J:.ird place. was league schedule which includes MSI' placed seventh in the "We've given the ball away too ivery r.-pt ln- He's followed bv : i.. Curt, same tournament with losses to nany times." (18.6)> Matvus Sai'dcvs (14.4' Utah, $8-96. and Southern Cali¬ fornia, 100-69, and a win against ! leads joe Johnson (12.S), Icr! C:\u- Washington, 93-92. Deadlines Set Sophomore guard Joe Johnson injured his knee against Utah, let'S go and it's unlikely that he's ready to to cra'k the starting line-up McDonald's State Defense Sags FOR A NEW TASTE TREAT McDonalds Filet-O'-Fish In Holiday Ice Set 2 said. 19 - day layoff with a holiday NAT. SCI. ATL. tf-QA Vkcd ZKUCL-Special Zwilncj, Brown Unhersity Holiday Tour- %■ VkcU Special jbcUe SOC. HUM. Colorado College 6-5 ir a e by tripping championship final. P' high., wide BASIC OUTLINES i handsome with a c before being 6-1 season decked by the Wednesday, January 6 '7 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, January 6, 1965 M; r-hiR.ti. State Ne ws, East Lansing, Michigan MSU CONCERT SERIES Caron, Kelly To Star Student Ticket Release Dates In Film Series Opener The Oscar-winning Gershwin 12 Gershwin songs and a ballet January 11-15 musical, "An American in Paris," opens the winter term done in nine different scenes, each in the decor of a cele¬ International Film Series at brated French painter. 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday In Alan Jay Lerner, of "Gigi" Student Choices And Coupons Fairchild Theater. Leslie Caron and Gene Kelly and "Camelot" fame, wrote the dance and sing through a tech¬ story and screenplay. Coupon A- 211 or "Bc> nicolor production that Includes His mains ex-Cl, Jerry Mulligan, re¬ in Paris after the war to live the precarious existence Coupon B- of an unknown painter on the Lewis Named Left Bank. Coupon C- Fred Waring, Feb. 22 or Feb. 23 While rich being American pursued by the girl who spon¬ TV Manager Coupon 0- Lewis & Madeira, Mar. 9 sors with him, Mulligan falls in love a French salesgirl already betrothed to a famous singer. Colby Lewis, professor of tele- PROPHECY OF FUTURE? — The snow on the day of Gov. Romni/s inauguration PROCEDURE visi i and radio and coordinator of closed circuit television at Besides musical comedy the winter term series of seven films could indicate tough sledding ahead. With a Democratic-controlled legislature, Michigan State has been design¬ Romney programs could be snowed under. —Photo by Tony Ferrante up ' b 10k t" I -.1 >; Ticket Office, will bring the Shakespearean tra¬ ated manager of television broad¬ certs desired f. r the ip:m »rd exchange the appro- gedy "Hamlet," a witty Indian casting for MSU. comedy, and a "Spanish 'West upo: piL;s 50tf for each reserved seatticke'. • : s .• - • prtse t a maximum of four student r upon The appointment was effective Jan. 1. Lewis has been serving Side Story' " that tells a Romeo Money ForResearch • r rickets t. one program. and Juliet legend in dance and as acting manager since July, folk poetry. : i:ed ID card, plus a reserved ticket stub is r.ecei- 1964. Admission to individual films r admi:ta'ce t . the auditorium. His volve new assignment will in¬ administrative responsi¬ is 50 cents. A season ticket is $2.50. MSU Accepts bility for the operations of Michi¬ The French romantic comedy, -ASIAN - LATIN AMERICAN - AFRICAN SERIES gan State's Channel 10 station "Julie the Redhead," will run An extensive communications Berlo will direct a symposium WMSB. He «.Ui retain his pre¬ of 30" communications Jan. 14 and 15. To the accom¬ research at MSU re¬ some CORO DO BRASIL, Jan. 20 - University Auditorium sent academic responsibilities paniment of catchy tunes, a young program ceived a $1,535,371 boost with specialists in an interuniversity, Students, $2.00; Public, $2.50 for r3di'. a d television education cm us girl inherits a partner¬ the award of four research interdiscipllnarv studv of com¬ here. The seminars, conducted at munications research as it re¬ ship with a young factory owner. grants. A native of New Hampshire, Cacapon, Va., are directed to¬ lates to development. The grants were accepted Dec. ward assisting the visitors in the IANUEL LOPEZ RAMOS, Feb. 9 - Fairchild Theatre he earned his academic degrees 17 by the" Board of Trustees. A $124,910 grant from theU.S. in the dramatic arts from Cor¬ effective use of their UJS. train¬ Students, $1.50; Public, $2.00 The largest grant, $1,236,357 Office of Civil Defense is an¬ nell University. ing. Erwin P. Bettinghaus, as¬ UNION TICKET OFFICE Before Joining Michigan State Three Attend from the Agency for International Development, will support a four- sociate professor ofcommunica- other communications project under Berlo's^lirection. in 1957, he was production man¬ tion, is coordinator of the pro¬ The civil defense project con¬ year study of communication's ager for Chicago educational role in "Diffusion of Innovation ject. cerns an evaluation of current • International Film Series television station VVTTVV, and Conventions in Rural Societies." A $37,880 AID grant to study civil defense information pro- assistant program manager for Th^. study will involve the major communications research (Formerly Foreigr. Film series) WTMJ-TV, Milwaukee. Three assistant professors of establishing and staffing of rural directions and dimensions has Studies being done in the pro¬ Lewis has also served as head American Thought and Language communications research cen¬ been awarded to David K. Berlo, ject include the influence of fear- of dramatics for Rhode Island participated in national academic in Latin America, Africa professor and chair- producing messages and the ef¬ Seven Great Films - Only $2.50 - Winter Quarter State University; instructor in conventions during the holiday ters fect of civil defense messages and Asia. i of Department of Communi- Union Ticket Office speech and dramatics at Mills season. The project is under the di¬ from various sources. College, California: and techni¬ John Appel, a principal planner rection of Everett M. Rogers, Open 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Mon. through Fri. cal director of the Cornell Uni¬ of a joint session of the American versity, Theatre. Committee for Irish Studies and Moppets Highlight the American Jewish Historical AID also granted $136,224 for Society, took part in the American continuance of the seminars in Historical Association Conven¬ Ci'inmu".'cations c o; ducted by tion in Washington, D.C., Dec. 30. ON CLASS Joseph Waldmeir and Don Hausdorff were delegates from MSU. nars More than 190 week-long semi¬ have been carried out since WMSB New Year Michigan to an executive council"1 chat with British moppets, series concluding at 6:30 p.m. the program began in 1958. A business meeting of the Amer¬ Sunday with a performance of Participants have included more music by the Cincinnati Sym¬ ican Studies Association in New Sibelius' Symphony No. 2 by the than 8,500 foreign students from phony Orchestra and previews of York Dec, 27. The council met Mariner III, Red China and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of universities throughout the coun¬ NEEDS during a convention of the Mod¬ try and also foreign visitors who 89th Congress oper. a newyearof London. ern Language Association. Pianist Barb Nissman,Univer¬ have come to the U.S. for special broadcasting on the MSU campus this week. sity of Michigan undergraduate, will perform Schubert's "Wan¬ WMSB, the University's radio .and television station, shares its derer Fantasy" and Liszt's channel with W1LX, a commer¬ "Etude de Concert" on the "Re¬ cial station in Jackson. cital Flail" tonight at 7 p.m. The British moppets, a group "Spectrum" reports Friday at of 7-year-old youngsters, will 6 p.m. on the Mariner III Mars a coffee house comment on Britain's political vehicle and its successor, the - PAPERBACKS 3000v» East Kalamazoo and social system today at noon the "Seven Up" program. Multivator, to test a machine designed the Martian terrain for mm on Lansing, Michigan Max Rudolf will conduct the life similar to that on the earth theplanet in 1969. Recommended and Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra when it lands on On "The 700 Million" show at at 11:30 a.m. Friday in a perform¬ ance ofworksbyGutche, Nelhybel 4:30 p.m. Sunday, WMSB will Required STOCK Len and Judy and Tchaikovsky. This show is part of a musical trace the changes in Red China which reportedly produce nation¬ alistic citizens. Qf HI REFERENCE BOOKS MICHIGAN WMSB also previews at 1 p.m. Sunday the major issues expected to come before fneS9th Congress • T H EAT * I For Every Course Also scheduled for the new year J MSU 'formerly International Film « ftflBOOKS If We Don't Have It, We'll Foreign Film Series) TODAY ' 1 ^00-3*05-5*: f5* 7:25-9:35 are voted additional hours on WMSB de¬ to educational broad¬ casting. The new hours are ef¬ fective Sunday. S[fecial Order It At No f TECHNICOLOR mu5.c-.i- TOtHf *uncor GEORGE GERSHWIN * f " CaRV Extra Cost. 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