Southern Illinois University Carbondale
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Daily Egyptian 1968
10-10-1968
The Daily Egyptian, October 10, 1968
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Southern 11liTWis University .
Carbondale, Illinois
Volume 50
T.hursdor , October
ro, 1968
Nu mbe r 13
Keene, Fle~rlag'e
issued
subpQ~na_s
for grand ' ,i ury
R\ John nu rbln
Carbonda le ~13yo r David Kee nt,.' an d Cl ry ,\ rr Or nl' Y
Geo r ge Fl ee riage r('ce lv ed ~ ubpoc n as Wt.: J ncsd ay .l fh ' rnoo n tfJ appe ar be fo r e [he J aC kf'lm Co unr y G r.ipd Jury
tod ay at Q a , m , In t he J .Jc k...:;on Cou nt } Counhoust: ,
Murphy sbor o ,
Al so s ub poenaed by St al l'S Arr o m ey I'ic ha r d Hich m an _ an' Willi am Whit son, Ca r botldah- Ch.imbl' r o f
Comme- r ct..· p r es ldl: m, and Wi lli a m Buds li c k, Ca rbo nd.i1 l'
liqu o r dea le r,
Hl c hman sa id t hes,-, four persons we r e S Ubp(kndl'd
o f "the kno wledgt..' th C'y a llc-gc.'d l y have about t hl.." J Il t..' f.!,ed
bribery an empt s ."
Th e gra nd Jury was c all ed by Ri c hm an to InV ('Sli ga te·
c ha r ges o f all eged atte mpt s to bribe' Kt-enc .
Issu an ce o f the s ubpo e n.3s f0 I!.~ w cd 3 m o rnin ~ In
whi c h Ri c hm an a nd Fl cc r l.3~e exohange d ve r ba l .Ht acks against e ac h mhc r dbout t he hand ling o f t he
pr eparatio ns (o r the g r and Ju r y inv esti gation.
Fl.e~ rla ge sa id "the sm e ll u f a whl t ~ wa s h Is eman.3 tin g
from (Richman's) office ," r e fe rring [0 R1't:.h man's
r e fu sal to call Benjamin D. Pessin, a St. Lo ui s bu s inessman , before the grand jury,
A grand jury depe nd s upo n the sutes atto rn ey fo r
guidan ce "in 95 pe r cen t o f Ir s ac t iviti es ," Fl ee rl age
...s.aJd. "He may manipu l at e It (grand jury)."
Rl'chma n co nt e nds that "aft e r seein g Mr. P c's5 1n' s
affi dav it and t a lking wi t h h im , that he h~s nothing tn
a~ to the p r esent in quiry... ..
,
Ricbard Richman, states attorney (leU ), and
Georce Fleera&e . cHy .Ctorney, exc hanl e d
ve rbal attacks " 'edne s d ilJ'.
Don ' t see eye-to-eye
The t wo are n o l
in acreement aboul the handline or prep. f lions for the c rand j ury he acinc beci nn in l
today . The Irand j ury has bee n c ailed beca use of aUedced br i b e o rrers to Ca rb ond ale
Mayor David Keen e.
......
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( Cont inu ed on page
Recruiters barred
from area H use
By \\ayne Markham and Nat.han Jon (>s
Recruit e rs will no lo nger be allowe d in Ar ea H
o f the University Center, Dean of Stude nts Wil bur
Moulton lO ld the Stud e nt Senatt! Wedne sda y n1 ghl .
The ann o un c em ~ nt ca m l:' lalt! In (he m e-d i ng and
wa's jo intl y pre pa r ed by SJU Ca r bondak Chance ll o r
Robe n W. Mac Vi c ar. Moull o n. and Clarenct..' G. Doug h~ nL dlrt:..:l0r of lhl::' Un ive r slly.C t= fll e r .
Mo ult o n to ld lh . .· .:it=na lors Ih ~' r l..' c r ui tt..: r :i wu u ld bt.,
r l;' -! oc3 ICd In anut hl' r a n 'a of the l ' niv crs lt v C e",, ' r.
1\' Ma n nl' Recr ull cr IlJcated In Ar t..';.! II ih l s Vo t..- ,
will tlt..' .3 ll o wed to r l'ma in. bUI Ih lS I!> I hI..' ):1 :-,1 \k I
r ee ruitt:rs Will appe a r (he r ..: , Moult o n sa id.
A pr oposa l b) Ca r bo ndale c ilY off iCial s to tkblll
enfo rCl.. m t..' m of a C H ~ zoni ng o rd ina nce:' whc h wl ulJ
IIm ll SIU s t ud ents no w li vi ng in .:ii ngle - famJi} d W t.:lli n~!>
bro ught p r otest in . .'a r h e r Stude nt St' naH? a c ti o n.
In ol hl;'f busint..'s.:i aimed at the c ity In lasl n1l!hl ' ~
Sl;'nate ml;'l,ting wa s an a nnoun ce m e nt b) t udt..,nt I\(j~~
Pr t..'s id..: nt Sa m Pana yolo vich t hai he has fo rm t!d a ~ o rn ­
mill ee to s t! f.:.' k a sludl.,.,nt di s count pr ogram from C.H bo ndal e mel c hams.
"We were tur ned down co ld t wo years ago ." P .3nJ yotQ vk h ' s ald , ",f C.:1 r bondal e mcrcham!> 3r l.. ' not \\' 11( ton, jnu ~ on pogr 2)
Muddy parking
Jimmy Nash or CII'I'bond ttl e hook s a low cabl e
onto a c ar stuck in a muddy parking l oL. Mo r e
thaua a dozen cars ,,!er e r epo rt ed. st u ~k in ,I.he
parkinc Jot c urrent ly under co nstru c tion so uth
of Ole Arena . The unpa ved lo L.. b ecame
a
G u s sIQ s h r h u pes
grand' j UQ is good al
'" pu zz h 's b (>ca u s t' i l
a 10 1 or pi t"c('s 10 ' pUI
&Nh,l" r ,
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.. uddy mire late " 'e dn es d a.)' (ollowi oC th e
- alleniooa -rain .
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has
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Camp~igning for
Bar', mili~ 'recruite'rs
governor
O,gilvie ,s peaks here Friday from Center area H
( ContinueD f rom poge J)
epubltcans, and 'Glen dressed SID stude nt s in t he
li ng to li s te n the n I' m r e a dy to t r y s e le ctive bo ylie an candid ate fo r Gove rno r Bowe r, co-ordinato r of Re - s pring and' 'he GOP c andlda' e
con ing."
.
of Il lino is , wiil a ppe ar at a pubUcan campaigns.
for 1 i e u r e n an t gove rn o r,
The ci ty o r di nance would r e s t rict r esidents of ho use s
free s' r e el dance -rally In '
Tbls appearance will be , he Robe n Dwye r, was on c ampu s
z one d a s s ingle -family units to no more th;ln t WO unCa r bonda le Friday.
.
grand final e of a 15 c ampu s Monda y, '
r elate d pe rso ns , thus ba r r ing a r ra nge me nts pre vious ly
,The da nce- ral ly will begi n [Our ,ha' Ogilvi e Is m ak ing
Ogilvie, 4'5 , was e l ee ' e'd
e xist i ng that a llowed m a ny s tude nts to occupy one
a, 7 p, m , In ,he Moo 8. Cackl e
bring his ca m paign
c ol- Sheriff of Cook Coun ,y In
hous e • .
p arkin g lor, ac co r ding t o J ac},: l ege students throughout t he 1962 and fo ur ye a r s lat er wa s
~ord o f the ' new e nfo r ce me nt polic y ca me d ur ing
Seum, p r e s ide nt o f the Stu state . Ogilvie pr evious ly ad- e lecte d to hi s pr e s e nt positio n
T ~s da y ' s Ca rbondal e City Counc il , mee ti]lg , ac-,"o rdlng
as president of. t he Board o f
to Ra y Os mu s , Campus C o mmuni ty Co mmis sione r for
Coo k Co unt y Co mmi ssione r s .
the Se hat e , who ' r e por t ed o n the c it y counc il a ctio n.
He has ca mpaign ed as being
Acc o rdi ng to Dean M ult o n. tne c it y zoning o rdinanc l.'
Do ug las
Ga r butt, le ad ing tr ai ni ng u nder the Industri a l a ftght e r against o rg an ized
was r e - e va lu a te d in Au .s t and the e nfo r ce me nt. wo ul d
h O r ll)
on trai ni ng COStS Trai ning Ac t , a nd r e ce ntl y crim e and as a gove rnm e nt
not begin unt il Wint e r qu ' te r .
r e fo rm e r. As s he r iff he s ays
u ge r
l~ r I13 i n ' s
Indu s t ria l compl et ed a survey of th e
'Affected by th e possi b c ne w interpr etdlio n o f the
1
lning A ~ t of 1964, i s 3 attitudes of 300 ma na ge r s to- he .. r educ e d s yn d ica te vi ce
o rdinance ar e thos e St U e m s Who li Ve in s ingle and gam bling to an all- tim e
vi s it ing lV"o fc s so r In StU ' s ward rQ! ~ e m e nt t r a ining .
fa m
ho us es, that
are a s of Ca r bondal e
Garburt ls an a s soci at e of l o w•. . and rr'a ns (o r me d t he ofDe p3rt me m o f Acco unti ng.
" zo ne d a s
Ga r bult , who will tk! at 51 the Inst itU t e or C ost an d Wo r k s fl ee from an objec t 'o f r id icu le
d uri ng
t h~
1968- 69 sc hoo l ACCQUnl 3m S and thl.' Chan e r ed [0 a fi r s t-r at e law age ncy."
rea r , i s Icaching cour ses in Instit ute of Se rc ta r ies. , wo . He al so ca mpa igned s tro ngthe
m ai n prof e ssIOnal l y In so ul he rn illino is on 'h ~
manage r ia l a nd COSI acco um - o f
Ing.
In Eng land he te a c he s bodies go verning e m r y into t he iss ue o f un saf e highw ay s unde r
ma na ge mc nI
acount ing a nd fie ld of a c count ing. .He a l s o t he De moc ratic adm inistr aal
the Sc hoo l , of ho lds a n a cade mi c de gr ee In t ion. If e l e c ~ ed he pl an s to
fi nan c e
esublls h a ne w depa rtm e nt
e duc a tion.
Man ~ge m e nt , C o Uege of Ae r ote c hno lo gy, C r anfi e ld , a poSt- H ts publi ca tio ns include .. A of tr anspo rt at io n and a ppo int
g r adu a lt.' sc hoo l m: a r Lo ndo n. Si mple GUide 10 C apil a l Ex - a do wn s t at e o ffi c ial a s the
In' addit io n, he does co ns uh - penditure Declsl o ns , P lann ing di r e c tor.
T o th e young vot e r s he
109 t n I...ondo n, ha s leclUred for P r ofits , Advanc e d Ac l' ue ns lyc l r o n th e COSts of co unt s , " ~ (book which will says hi s on l y pr o mi se is " ('0
pla
y it s t r a ight . •. If yo u ca r e
be put51is hed In t he Sixth edit io n in 19(»9, a nd "Princi ple s enQugh t o wo rk t hroug h the
51U educator ' rwmed
s
ys
t e m unt il we Ca n cha nge
of' ,Acco unts, " ___ co -a ut ho r ed
..
with ' I:: .F. Castle . Aso Gar- it ."
The
g r aduate of Yale Uni to .'ale ad fJilOry poll
b!!."'S bOOk,
" Tra inin g
I Cost s : '
is in t he pr oces s ve r s it y and Chic ago Ke nt Colle ge o f La w r e~ l d es wl , h hi s
An 51 c ducaro r ha s beo n o f be ing pub li s he d.
wi fe and daugh t e r in No rt hJProlnt~ d to an adv iso r y POSt
s ubu r b.
b ~ Ra) P a~e . sta te s upe r intendent of publ iC Ins t ruc ti o n.
Gate opens at 7:00
' ALSO : '( Short Subject)
Rh. a r d Ve r duin, coo rdina I"'bll" b 'd In Ihr 1:..· ,OIr'",,· n' ."J . . . tNlh ~m
...· 0'41)' Iht ''''lIIh -.a""¢a) thtuvlf,.. ...11 ,I •
lo r o f le ache r e d ucatio n in •1~boo
Show starts at 7:30 ~
l )" ~I . . . ...... pc tJU , IlI' l.nI .... t~lI) ~''''''
"Plant of lif e "
t he' dea n' s offi ce a nd progra m In'" r-.: nOO;o • • • .;oml""'''''' ...... ~ .. . anc! I. . .. 1
hol ' lla l'~ by -.out:tl,"rn Il lInu, ,.. \ ·m ...·".I1). C .. r ..
dlreClo r In the Depa rtm e nt 01 oondak',
IllI ne ,." nlQUl. ....·C-...MI Clb~ fu ,,-r;a~
5 t ud\.' nt 1 ~ac hjng , ha s bee r ptotd " C.,.bond.lit.' .llI mo,., <o2Y01.
2nd) Rod Steiger ' No Way To Treat A lady '
'·o h c lr .. <Jl ,he I An "'IMI ar c m e r ..... potl ·
na me d lo a se ve n- ve a rl e r m o r . lbIU
I)' 01 Ih.· ,"dll .. n.
~I. ""' n",, jlUb·
th e a dvi so r y co ~ncll of the: lI . bed tr r .. do hOI l'It'oollu r tl ) ,."f1ecl l ho.
to
pt.nKon
l~ aG m l n l"H lliOl'l 0 ' an)' litJMrI '
de part men l of pr og r a m de ve l· mo' nl of vi
Ihr l }nl\'eu ll ),.
i:dn o nal and !\wI1 ......... ut1IC1''' loealreS In
o pment fo r g ifJed c hildre n,of·
l dt",; T - 41i.
H fiCal oIfl«' r lIo . arcS R
fl ce of (he s uper int e nde nt oj liul
I M I . Td.,ptw;wr 4 )) . 2.).)4.
publi c Instr uct jo n.
Sn.ck.."fII _ a . aU : W hit aua h . Mu )' Lou
Manru., AI M annu"C.. MU y f-"ruc r, J Qhn
Th ~ co unc.i1. co ns id e r s po ll· Ow'
(DO NOT SIGN YOUR NAME)
bl n. Wa ynt:' Mark ham. Norn a J otIIt'"A. f',ac ie s , e va luate s pro gram s an< th.Ol n JonetI , fUorbara 1......,tIo:.na. DilV1.' "'I ", r m...
Oln Yan A ua. "r"-III I'he l p". Nld liarlk·r.
ma ke s r eco mm e nda tio ns u DI~.(
Rencho: r . Ikan lt d!ufonnJ. Photo!;false
true
(he s tal e o ffi ce r e garding pro~ u pbc u : Ban )' Ka iRr. Mila, Vo ll a n , Oa Vl'
HOW DO YOU FE ~ ABOUT THESE IMPORTANT ISSUES '!
lunaR. Ra ,;na tl Yld."nd•.
gra m s fo r gift e d cflliJd.re n.
Rich a rd B, Ogilv ie , Repu b-
Young
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British professor 'visiting Southern
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SIlO. TIMES 2:00 ' 3:40 ' 5:25 ' 7:'10 - 8:50,
FROM THE COMPANY THI\T GAVE YOU
T-*iE YEAR'S MOST TALKED ~BDUT
MOTlON°'PICTURE, "I. A WOMAr~ "
"The eye-catcher is Uta LIIYIui, tile hip Carmeq
, in modern undress, 'Carmen Baby', obviously is
/ a film lor a very special clientele - optrll lovers,
who want to see what they've beerr-missing all
thtse years, and voyeurs, who just want to see:
- NEW YORK TIMES
1. Pre-marital sex experience is beneficial.
2 , The "pill," is a practical ans,w er to b irth control.
3 , Sex is better learned by experience ' than
in school.
4 , Sex should be to ught in the public schools,
5 , Parents a re better equipped to teach the facts
of life ,
knowl,edge about sex is bad for
ng as too much knowledge
out sex,
ten years
8 , There is more immorality today
"Carmen herself. Uta 'Levu, plays the sexpot
temptreis for all she's worth-and that's .quite
something, Sh~ has a let's-have-tun look in ber
eyes that fecalls Melina Mercouri in "Never on
Sunday: With "u DOlce_Vita" parties thrown in
for good measure, the movie will give you your
monlY's worth:",
- If, y , POST
9, Most women need more sex instruction .
10 , Most men need more sex instruction,
11 , There is too much
opinions NOW
tbey may
,
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Illinois 'program set today
Home Ec--,dean atlend.
I
in first of WSIU-TV series
Eileen
E. Qui gley.
dean
New
Orlemu
meeting
~B~g~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~~
Focus: Southern Illinois, to 8 p.m.
Passpon 8:
on WSIU - T.V . will featur e the
Sun . Tahiti
be aired . a t 8:30 p.m. tOday
h
.s. op
of
the School of Home Economics '
at
SItJ , at ended t he confer ence
of hor;n
conom ics adm lni
s tra te r : ~ f inst itut ions be:
longing to t he Nat ional Assoc .
s lands in the
Hrsl of a series of five doc u- 9 p. m.
Biograph y
me nraries deali ng ·with the
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Daily ~g~_"i.an
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MID·AMERICA THrATRES
t;otes ~pen At 6:30
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Show Storts 01 7:0r
In Ca r He ate rs
)'( /·. S.·: .WU. 7S IJ\/. I' /
of Land Gram ' Colleges and
U ni v er sities meeting in New
history of the state .
9:3U~ . m.
Orl ea ns Ocr. 8- 11.
" ll1 i n oi s - The Rugged ' US A Photog r aphy
Land" is a ble nd o f motio n to p.m .
.
Dca n Quigley is a me mbe r
pic~ ur es ,
pholOg r aph s and
Th ur s day N ight Film C la s - o f a 1-lofl1.C Eco no mi cs Co m- d ram a t i z a [Ion s Ulustrat- ,,-:::
Si:;"';:
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c e=~=:-,
ing the SlO ~ of Illinoi s .
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Other programs :
4: 30 p.m.
France Pa no r ama _
4:~5 .
.
e . r ie ndl y Gia nt
5 p.m.
Wh at ' s New ?~
. 5:30 p.m.
Mis te r ogers
6 p.m.
NET Ji zz
6:30.p.m.
Spot light o n SOUt he r n
IInols.
7
Sporte mpo
7:30 p.m. '
Wh at's.New ?
LATE SHOW ;:~
VARSITY
1 11
Bow Office Open .. 1 0 : ~S Show Start .. 11 : 00
.. II Seats. $1 . 00
THE P.JI9OUCERS
~OW BRING YOU
:
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p.m.
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'Gates Open ot 6:30
Sho w Storts At 7:00
LSD is topic on
WSIU(FM) today
Sid ney Cohcn, r esea r che r
autho r on [he s ubj ect of
LSD, speaks on drug use , esp c c J a II y on ca mpu s , o n
WSIU( FM ) at I p. m. today.
The program se r ies Is SIU
Convocati ons .
and
ALSO •
Rob.rt Wagner an)",\Mar y Tyl.r Moor.
"don't
Othe r program s: .
. JORGEN RYG • AXEL STROBYE
y
5
Ser enade tn [he Aft e rnoon
5: 30 'p.m .
p.m.
Mu,:;ic in the Air
7 '2::;"adlan Short Stori es
7:30 p. m.
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to.
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1968. P 0 9t' 3-
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Editorial
Gregory column
",'
shows new trend
1:0'
Dick Grl..' gory· 5 y,~I..· kl y" 5) ndlt,;3t e d co l umn
:I
most wl..' il" o m l."- new addil i on 10 the
P ub h .... Fo ru m pag.e u f the
Da il ~
Egyptian=-
Jnd (l n,,' wh i..'h he lps fulfi ll a vi ta l n3 lion w l d ,-' Ih..'\.' d .
..
h\.~ cu fumll b ~ t he well-kno wn ci vil ri~hls
Jd VOI"."Jh..' and SI U alumn us is. in fact , indicati YL" o f .i m os t m eaningfuL change occurr i ng
In th\." nal1on ' s pre sb.
Unt il r ec e nt l y a lnll)SI ..:o mpil:l eJ) d Qm :nal e d by while JO urna l1~1:i . · the pl-es s is no w openi ng i ts e dit o ri a l
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f ,n J I I \ ht:r.. .
(J i c gu q '~ uliln n 1:,,0\.. 0 1 3\.·\'I, ' r .l1 n\.: w fo r c runn c r su f w ha t will
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• \ t.· rH u.lII ~_ Ill: a r e gu la r fe atu re in th e e di '" na l p.Jgcs 0 1 Ol.JjOr U. S ~ ncw s p a pt! Tl:I:
m:ul..·na l wrill en by a black
' mc.... r ic an.
: I\\.: ed it o rial
lrrq:o q ' s ..:o lumn a lsu pr uvld ...·s . i n pan ,
.111 dnl" WCr Iv .J mUb l .lmpun3 m qu .... stiun of
ou r l ime ;
"W hu :o.~ a k :-' fo r t he bla.ck
1 TU I,: , nu Stnll !... Imhvidua l c an
Amt'n" a n" "
tA· !>.J ld III s pea k f o r J II bJa \.. k Am..:r ican s ,
'bul ..1' !L-.J Sl In Did: Gr qw r y the r e' is o nt.:
r l. s po ns i h k b l a ~ k Yoke which wtJl be he ard .
Am.! till' a rg umL'nt t hat G reg o r ~ is-1lQ.!. an
•. J I. . . um pil shcd wrll L' r" i s so me what beside
I hI.' PO lfll ; . a bla c k man $...u c h as Gr ego r y
( I n.b.: t1cr s peak fo r bla c k A '!l ~ i c an s ~n
J while writ er of gr eater jouma li.s tlc ac co mp li s hme nt .
J~
Ho pefull y" the voice of the black Am e r ican
w ill ~ o nt i nu e to be heard thro ugh r e gular
s ~ ndlcated co lumns In the e dito r ia l pages
of :\me r ic a ' s pr ess.
Today Ihe bla c kwr lltcn e dil o rial slands OUI as a ne w cur IOS ity ; s o me da y. It wi ll be ac cepted as
an Int e ~ r a l part of the e di to ri al page .
Anywh er e the r e is a signifi cant number
o f black Ame n cans the r (A" is a ne ed fo r a
rl2'sponsible blac k voi ce in the press . SIU '
IS such a place, . and the fac t rhat the DaJl y
EgyptIa n ha s chose n to make Dick Gregory' s
column a' r egular week ly fea ture' i s a n act
of worthy inSight.
Dean A. Re buffoni
L.".r
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Student disorder product of centuries
-
T o th\..' Edi ro r '
ArTh.· rican unive- r :'i lI\ adm lni :"tr 2 tllr:"; who arc co nce rned about
1her cs [ l l'!-os n f"!-o~ - a nd law Iv:-.!-onl..·.,s (? ) -fJf loday ' s s rude nt s
ma) lx· ha p p~ 10 karn [hat ..au de ntu n r es t i s~ot n l.· w .
Ttx· followin g pass age i s ta.kl.·n
fr o m a re port whic h (hL' Pa ri ~
rl.· prl.'r-:e nta t iye of thl..' g r!.?31 han ki ng
ho usl.' of tl'w.: Fugge r s in /\ ug!' burg
SI..' O( to hi s main offi ce a lmos t
thr('l,.· hundre d ye ar s a go .
" On rhe 5th day of Fe brua ry ,
bei ng t he fir s t Supday in I.e nt.,
the Queen Mothe r of France drove
wit h he r daughte r, t he Que e n of
Na varre , and othe r Pr in ces and
Att e ndant s of ttJe Court, a bo ut
vesper rime ro the __College of
J es uit s to he a r ..!.be re ading of
vespe r s .
"She wa s esco rted by M. de
Lo rraine, M. de Bo ur bon and three
Ca rdi na ls drjving and 0." horse back . The s tude nts of Pa ri s , who
are wo nt to indulge in s cuffles
whh the se rvant s 0'( the Court,
had . col lecte d in bands o ut s ide the
Col le ge . where the y began quar r e lling and brawling with the muletee r s .
" Whe n the co urtie r s and the
Prince s ca me o ut of the Co ll e~
and we r e abo ut [Q bes t r ide the ir
,
h o r !'e~ :md I.·ok r t lk l r ul.lchl. S ,
:~~::. : ~h~;~~,~~~~. ~ ~l~' J I ~ I LJ r h;)ncl.' kt' I,1
thl.· s tudl..'n{:o. :ltt 3c ke d the m ~r llh
.< r hl.· t\i nJ!
h.J!-o ,, 1I /lt Ol:Jndl'd (h.
r apier :-; .Ind c udge l:-: , .:; u rro ~ ndl,· d
the carr i ;) ~~ with ~rl.·a t tur hu- J Ul hu r ll 11.,::-' ( n i n v l:'f' tl~at €' th l' .If ·
le nce, Ihru's t\ t ht'lr hand!'; into r hl.· f 3 J( :wd (lj t h ro ..... I hI.' ( uJp r ll ~
boso m o f the (Jut::'c n of N.av ar r t: / n(\I 11.1l I uWI,· r. ~l a l1y w hu l e f l
a nd mo'c kingJ y s tr o kl' d . ht-' r th...-ir Itlt!~ l n~ ~ ,II n l~ h t w,-= r t' C.b.1
lnl ll (hl' l'/, mm flll pri .. "n. '-;l.: nh.: ncl
plum l.' s .
.
t.'Th e Ca r d in al de Lor r a lnt' t he y ha ... 1'1 11 1 )l" t'll.'I.' n pas :-;c.· d On t 111.' 111 . . .
C . C. W I I. ~ an d
pus he d intr l tht::' dee pe s l hllk In
"ruk :-;:--lI r IIr l' l'o no m IC,"
t hl' dl,.·l..· ,'). -':'; [ mud. The: a ~ (: J (..'ut·l.· n
tht= y not o nly :.ss aul tl.-d with uns he a thed foil s , but :J ls() ll1s uircd
in obscene , fo ul and le wd Il: rm s ,
which it wo ul d Ix· s haml..' fu l to r(' pea l. The re a so n. thl..· r l.' of had no t
been imparte d to me , ne lthl.'r wha t
de vilry drove tht' m unt O s uch disIh.. 11 •• 1. I c.pll . n .. n. UUIU "", )J-r .. d,~
o rde r ly condu c t.
1I~"'I "n " I < u n .. nl ...... u .... ""toUCh ,H.tllll. 1. .
"The King , wit h jus t ca use , has
."d "·Ur, .. I d .... ... I .. . "· ·.., "I .... '..~~::~
been ve r y g r eatl y Incen sed t he r e at
~~r,~~;·.. d.. '. :<f~~~rnn:.~..: , : t.~: .. ; :d..flhd· ,;~;,:C::
and ha s had it an noun ced on the
up... ....n.... l Ih ,' .lIthu,,, .. nfo "k .. . d.. , ... ,,'
9th day of Fe bru a ry that an y s tu -' In.,t .. It ...... p". .... ,h,," "pl .. III .. " .n I.. U,·,,,
de nt is forbidd e n, on pa in of de a-t:·h.
:nh~ \~lo::~:,ln:';u ;~~.~ ~". ~r:l:b ~... ~:r:~~I::"
to show hi s (ace in the s trects .~ '
.nd b ,· nil luner , Ih.n ! ',O .. .. ni .. I r ll,·'
"Desiring to see with his own
"," I.. ,.... hllllid , .. "" .. , II,h.. ,0' .... ,.11, .' I " p ' .. d
e yes whe ther the s tude nt s we re
~: ~ld ~'.~.~I'~1 ~~'b~,.lr·,;!·· ..~n:J.. :~';. :'~:.~!': ~'fI·:;·
obeying hi s co mm a nd, he rode o n
p'·'"n"'!.!.!"" " ' CI ..pl .nr r I"r lIubl l' .l h,n
that same day on horseback. clad
",dl d.-" .... d u " tI.. I h .. Ilm .\i& H"I"', u . "" .. ,,.
in armo ur and his f ace hidde n by
;;r~ .It'*,;:"I.":.. " I~~.~ ~: ..~~!~ ~t~~I·'::· ".,~' fu!~"n:: :~
a mask, s urrounde d by a fe w se rI ,'pli oUl I" d,·I"/lfltn.· , .... 1,· .. 1 .. 1 Ih.. "p'n,,,n
yant s , into tha t part of the town
p.,'" filii .. , m. I.. ".1 U" p. " .. ,!,u, ud fu r
where the s tude ms li ve , which is
;;.:!"~:~,. ,":~I:'..l:~ ;.-,:"d ... :~'.:r~ ~..~'~;,;~:::~
I)!no wn a s La Un iYe r s ite. Merci~~ . • nd Inl ..rp'rl ,..... , "p ln ... n
full y nm hing occurre d, for rh os~~~ . . . "' ~h.., '. d I... . u.
Qick
Public Forum
~}e,90ry .
~ Double stand~rds
,;;~.
brin1l'problems
was a fe w min ut-es late. At 1:34 posed as th e hY P"")Crtsy it (s. Th e
By Di e " Greeory ,
p. m. wh e n s he eme rg ed from the Wa ll Str.:et c ro wd far o ut-numI have often insistea t ha t Ameri Br oad S tr ee t su bwa y stat ion ,
be r ed the peace demonst r ators (n
ca is fa c ed wit h a pollutio n c ris is. c r owds were so t hick that hu nCh icago o r the f; tud cm j) rflI 1!5 .t: r 3
And I do not mean air o r water d r eds o f passe r s - by we r e s hoved at Co lumb ia Unive rsit y. It wa fi a
poll ution. The mo s t pre ssi ng prob- aga in s t build Ings.
Traffic wa s lawl e ss asse m.b l y which diS'p l ayed
le m" in America IOda y i s MORAL stopped .
People s tood o n c~ r s ope n con tempt fo r tr affi c r e gulapollutio n. A hypoc.: r it ica l do uble- to get a be tte r view of he r [otO;o..: 1- tio ns and damaged- pe r sona l pr opstandard peg- mea te s t his mo rall y ca rin g meas ure m ent s and so me o f eny .
poll ute d nati on.
. t he c a r s were da maged.
T he national obsession wit h la w
National hYP9cl isy rea c he d its
Br ok e r s pel.'re d out of th e win- and o r de r see ms fi r s t and fo r e mos l pronounced pr oportio ns a dow:;; ,) ( t he Stoc k Exc ha nge. The mo s t w be co nc e r ned wit h who a r e
couple o f week s ago in t he econos t e ps of t he Subtre J hurj 'we r ,: the law br e ake r s and fo r what
mic cent e r of r\mer ica, t he \V al: mo:'be d.
The wi ndo ws of t he pu rpose a r : [he y asse mb led . It
Scree[ a r ea of Ne w Yo r k C uy. maj e s ti c Mo rgan GUl r an t y Tr ust is evide ntly ac cc: pt ab le co ga t her
For days word ha d been c irc ul atin g Company buildin g we 'fe fill ed with in t he fun - 'Iovi ng spirit o f publi c l y
throu~h th e lu nch hour c ro wd t ha t
e xpec t ant fa ce s. Spec t a t o r s emb.:lr r a s sing a so l ~ :ary you ng
at pre.:13dy J :28 j l ,:Tl .. a ~ !1):" : / r·)am e'..! ( ' Io ft );'IS and clung to light l ady . But nat iona l hypoc r isy wi ll
olrl in a tight SWe3~ , : r wo..:!1 as - poles .
not to lerate public emba rr assm c :.t
ce nd ttl e ste ps o f the BMT ri ubP l ai ncl ot he s po llee we r e waiting of America by th ose who gathe r [0
wa y s t at ion nea r the New York. co pr v rec[ Mi (:'s Gottfr ie d from th e pro tes t i nj u s ti c~ in VieOlam and
Sto ck Exchange and walk t o work unl awbl assembly. Th e y e sco r: ed hum an dis r ega r d at home. When
a nat ion shows mo r e tol e rance and
at th e Che mi cal Bank New Yo r k he r sa fel y to work. a&..- th e eage r
r espect fo r c r o wdli gathe re d to
mob fo llo wed.
Trust Co mpany on Brpadway.
Every day th e c r owd of onlooke r s
The in cident r eceived thOT'' lugh look upon a woman wit t). lu s t than
grew l a rger. They gath e r ed to gawk ne wspape r and te le vi s ion ""t:.ove r- for cit ize ns asse mbled to in sist
As.a r es ult. c r o wd s t he th at t he de m ands of LOV E and
- at 5-feet 4-lnc h, 21 - yea r- old age.
Francine
Gp[ t f i i e d. an IBM next day tripled, Mor e than 15,000 J USTIC E beco me Incorporat ed Into
machine operator.
Miss Gott- people jam med th e s am e ar~ a. nati onal policy, t hat nation is infried's m easurements of 43- 25- cove ring 10 blocks standL'g el bow- ' sane.
to- el bow. Morc bloclci ngoftra fHc .
Ea rl1e r th is yea r a cro'wd of
37 became much more i m po rt a nt
to t he Wall Street business com - M or ~ damage to parked cars. But bl ack and Pue n 9 (' Rican yo uth
no
Mi
ss
Gottfried.
Her
c
ivil
right
s
gath
ered outs ide Cit y Halt in New
munity than th e Dow J ones av e rage .
And her dall y appear ance pose d an were so o bvious ly threate ned tha.t Yo r Jd Cit y todem and moresuw mer
it was no longe r safe for he r to jpbs":' Some park ed cars we r e da m ....
increasing threat to do mestic trango to wo r k.
.. aged, including one' owned b'y a
qUlllt y.
No a rrest s we r e mooe. PolIce ~ e m be r o f the City Council. p oOn Septembe r 70 mo re th an
did not wade into the crowd With'" lice u s~d Cl ubs to disperse t hat
5. 000 broke rs. banke cs and be ige ...
nightst icks nor did they ~ke ah croWd, Mayor Lindsay called t he.
ef t Ht to dIspe r se Jhe assembl y. ,de mo ns trations disgrace ful : . , To
and Wall s tree ts in ad vance o f , The campaign cry fo r l aw a nd o r- my kno wl edge hemadenocomment
~is s Gottfried's appea r ance. She
de r was p.u bllc l y moc ked a nd;"ex- about the Wall Street Incld e n ~
~~~~~d t~t~~~r ~;~~~~f ~~~~~
O"ick fire.aol'Y .
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EI,.~tiM.
Octob.t 10'. 1Me
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Dan \ ' an ."'-U a , Da il y Egyptian ~ e p o rtN ,
rece ntly condu.cted an e~ tens i"e, tape reo
corded intervie w " 'jth Chancellor Robert
Mac\'icar. Th e c han ce llor ' ha s agreed to a
monthly i~' e r "ie w throug hout th ~ aca ~ e m ic
year. It is hop e d thal information fr o m th e
inter"i~ws ""~11 ' help to bridge th e gap bet ween s tud e nt s, fac ulty , s taH and admin is tration . The qu esUo Ds are tho se .o f the reporte r and the answers a re tak e n ' verbatim
from Ma c \ licar; s re plie s ....
qu estion s .... e re
s ubmit ted in ad \'anc e of th e inte r'.-i e w.
"1 have . asked ' t hat a .vt! r y c a r e fu l
A.
st ud y be m ade . b y. the appr opri"atc·adr'tfjnj s tra ....
offi ce r s . o n the uriliza tio Jf'\pf· Roo m If'.I · fee l th a t u nt il thi s s tud y is ,co mprr; i.e d. and
the ir r e c o mm e nd a ti o ns co m e 10 me . m y
a nsw e r dire c rly to your q ue st io n mi ght n(.l t
. be. app r o pria te.
.
"I .do wa nt to s a y the m a lte r is undt: r
the most c are ful s t ud y at {he pr e se nt ti m e .
We will ce.nainl y conside r (he r eco mm e nda t iOflS o f the St ude nt Se na te a nd Mr. Mo ult o n
in makiflg a de c isi o n a s to whe re a ct ivi ti es
of this type co uld be car ri ed OUt on t he Un ive rsity c ampu s : '
Q: . ' 6 0 } ' O U h',,1 ,\'o ur abi I tty to ma kl'
imp a rtial dt'cisjo ns -on suc h maUe r s as ' ·ni ·
\ t~~'s il Y r e l a ti o n~ .... Ith lh f' SI!' If'c th'(' S('n 1(' 1'
S~ s tt'm a nd th (' pr(' Sf' ncp o f militar.\' H'C' rUI! '
('r~ In lh f' t' nh· f' r s. it~· rt' nl(' r I S co m pruml~ j' f l
b \ .\ uur po Sllion .. s .., r e ~e n t' ofllC' ,' r In Ih f'
t S .\.rm) ""
A . "I s uppos e a pI..' r s o n' s hi,t O r ~ Cl nnm
hdp bUl influ e nce h is judgm e t. I wu ul lJ
Iik l..· 10 s a )' c a tego r ica ll y Iha t
wuu ld nl}1
ha ve m)' o pin io n a ff l'I.: tl..'d b y m y a i1 llllUn .
OVe r a lo ng pl..·r lUd of 1Im l' , wll h ttie Unll ed
Stat e s Arm y. O UI tha t m ig ht no t be CO o1 ti ~e
So
MacVicar ,a nswers queStions
, in~rst · c)f · interview
'"
serjes
p/ " Ie ly ho nes l.
"Why ar e 8 .0 many major policy dedis' ons on , q~es tion s that dh ec tI." aHect th e
l ives of stud ent s made dur in& th e· s umm e r
quarter . wh e n the opportunity for de bat e
and di sc us s ion is &rea ll y imp e d ed by th e
ab se nc(' of many s tud e nt s""
Q,
A. "That'· s a dUfi c uh question to answe r
In terms of ret r o s pect; the s umm e r Is a period
great~r freedo m for Unive r sity o ffi c ia ls ,
8S we ll 8S a per iod of r educed numbers of
Sl ude nt s on ca mpus .
My o wn per sonal
opIni o n is t hat we sho uld' r e duce to the
01
irreducible minim um major policy deCis ions
dlUing the s umm e r quarte r.
"During the last three mo nths 1 have 9n--:.
s e ve ral occasio ns indi c ated that I did no'c
Wi sh (0 talt e aClion o n r e comme nda lloos that
had co m e to me si mpl y beca use I want e d to
defer thi &- until laler in the yea r whe n both
fa c ult y a nd st udent s wo uld be pre se nt to
indica te the i r position o n va r io us m aner s .
One of these invo lve d a s ubstantia l r evision
In our ho usi ng r e gula t jons.
We did, thi s
s umm er . bec a use of c ir cumstan ces whi ch
~am e by a c tion of the Board of Higher Ed u ~
cation i n May. make a dec isio n with r egard
to a parkIng fe e . This.
howe ve:(, has bee n
'Ullde r st ud y fo r more th an (WO years; a
f ac ult y questionnaire had been s ubmitted; both
officers and m e mbe r s of [he St ude nt Senate '
we r e adVi sed o f our intention-that it see m e d
like ly- in Jul y.
" 1 think I would sa y that if it ha s been
true fhat de cisio ns a ffe c ting st ude nt s had
been m ad e tn the s umm e r iJt the paiOt, I
wou ld ce n ainl y hope rhi s wo uld no t be tr ue
in th e future .
,. And if it i s ne c e ssar y. I hope the n ..' would
be a good a nd adeQwne just ifi ca tio n which
wo ul d be a c ceptable to the s lude nls,"
Q . " Yihat action ha s been ta ke n or will
b l" ta k e n as a res u lt of th e Fac ulty Co un c il ' s rece nt ~· p o inl statement regardin g th e
parkin g s itu atio n?"
A.
"Well, the a c tion with respect to
de ferring the c hange in fe e co uld not, in
good conscie nc e, be fa vorabl y r e ceived.
"The othe r items related to a prope r
and approprlale ;consider-a do n lor handi capped Blude ms and e mployes has been
tak e n c are of.
Such individuals are receiving special co nside ration. They will np t
be penalized fi nan ciall y. by vlnue 01 their
inabilit y to walk. Now. the control s here
are going to be stri ngent i n order to pre..vent a buse . But anyone who is truly handicapped. so he must walk ~. substamial"d.1stance-necessitated by our ~ rrent P9l1cies-
' will be pr.oVlded parj;ing wi t hout Buffering
financial hardship.
_
H Anot he r
point ,s1ea'lt with .the maH e r of .a
r e visIon in t he par k.ing and traffic com minee . Such a reconstitutio n of thIs c ommittee is unde r way. The Fa <: ulty Co uncil has
bee n asked to nominate members. and the
stude nt gove rnm ent has bee n asked to nomi n ate representatlve s of the students.
.. The third Issue deal l With keeping the
· emir e University cotnmunity informed witn
both t.he r easons for the fee and t he use
to wblcb II wiU be -pul. ' We certalnlya!e
go ing to make ever y e ffort to better inform
people as W the . r eas9 ns lor this. Although an ' effort was made to do 'it this
· summer. it obviously has not be~n totally
BucceBliful.·
"On the matter of the d!oiAi~iticin of the
· fee ' by action of the Board of T ru6tet;s,
'0
· a ) 1 parting rev8nue.- without ' regard
oource.,.musr be de po s'1'", d In a special ' .
fund and thiS fund is to De useo e XClUS ive ly·
fo r impro ving and maintainIng fa c iU ties fo r
traff ic a nd pa rking o n the campu s .
"The use of this fund will ~ appropr iat e ly
co mm Uni c ate d to Univers1l y age nc ies s uc h a s
t he f ac ult y Coun c il. on a 'necd - to - k no w'
basis, '!
Q , ,. At th e Se pt. 20 meetine of th e
Board of Trus tees , trustee Dr , Martin \'an
Brown made th e s tat e me nt , ' Th e (s tuden t )
act~s fel!' is th e sam e as the t ax doll a r ,
be cau se .th ey f S1U s tud e nt s) ha \'e to pay it
to atten d thi s Univ e r sity , ' "'hat is. )' u ur re ac tion to-thi s""
A.
"The activit y fee . e xce pt fo r individ ua ls o n a s tri c tl y pa r t - t im e basi s , is
a mandat o r y fee and Ihe r e for e an yone 't'ho
wishe s [0 attend thi s Univ e r s it y mu st pa y
it .
All s uch fe e s are levied by t~e--i3oa rd
o f T ru ste es. under the ir le ga·l .....-a utho rit y,
and a ll l)f th e Univ e rsity financia l affa ir s
are unde r the ir jurisdiction.
" [ think , ther e fore . i n th ese co nt e xts,
th e re reall y is no significant diffe r e nce between t he state appropriale d funds , tUi tio n,
a nd fe es. Th e y all a r e r e a ll y de s tined fo r
a sing le cd mmon p urpo se- the. tQ[a l e duc at ion of the individua l .
"Now in terms of the fun ctio n and purpose of these fees- whic h ar e m andato r ys uc h a s t he s tud e nt ac tivit y fee , a r e c lea rl y
fo r a spe cifi c pur pos e . To th a t e xt e nt . I
t hink [he r e is a diffe r e nc e be tw ee n t he s tat e
appr opriation. a nd t he tUi tion. and th e fee
whi c h is alloca te d for a special fun ctio n. "
Q.
" In thi s \' c in . wou ld )'OU c ons id e r
it imp ortant that a fcc d esig nat ed s pe c if ic ally ror aC lh' ities d e sig ne d on beha H o r thl'
s tud e nt s s hould bf.> re gulat ed by. th e s tu dent s , as o PPosl'd to th l' a lloca ti on or sta l t'
re\' e nu c ""
A. '~W e H, th e o ri g ina l r e c o m m l;.' ndati o ns
fo r th e st udent a c t ivi t ie s fee c o me fr.o m SI U~e nt go ve rn m e nt , a nd ar c s ubje c t to r e vi e w
b.y the de an of s tude nt affa ir s . by the Chan ce llo r, a nd ar e ultim a te l y s ubm itted (Q the
Board fo r [hei r approval. Th is , alo ng with
the othe r e le m ents of the. Un ive r s it y budget .
It ' s just pa n of t he tota l b ~ dg e llng p r ocess .
. " 1 ce n a in l )' wo uld agre e Ihat sl ud e nt
gove rnm e nt should co ntinue to ha ve a s ubstantial parti ci pa t ing r o le in (he allo ca t ion
of [hN ee.··
Q . . 'A m I to presum e rrom thi s th at yo u
woui d not fa\' or to tal st ud ent con trol or th e
activity fee""
A. "[t isn't pos sible unde r o ur pre s e nt
regulatio ns. Th e Board of Trust e es is the
University bod y that appr oves the budge t ." '
Q . . ' Las t yea r the Stud ent Senate , at
th e reque s t or blac k _s tud ent s ,. ask ed that
th e Ge neral Class room B~il dln e be renam e d
Dr, Martin Luth e r Kin e Hall. Ha s a n ~ a c tion
been tak e n on thi s ?"
A.
"SO-far as I am aware, we have a
special committee thar de als With the na ming
of Unive r si t y buildings.
•
"My personal opinio n i s that the r e might
.be s o me other m or e s uitable and mo r e living
memorial to a gre at Ameri ca n than naming
a bUilding.
"There is also a m atte r of Unive rsity
policy ·Involved.
Mosl buildings are na med
for i ndividual s ' who had a n intimate connection Wi th the Universlly.··
Q . "At Ul e e'nd of .la5t year , ~~.: ~ ~an
of ' studeDt~ :::~ ih~ Studen~ Senate rec ommended re moval of recrufters rrom Room H
:or tile UDiversity Ce nt~r . What is y our posiUoa on this? "
r
" I c.e rtatnl y wo uld lr y (Q be tJbl\.;".Ctl Vl'
In m a ([ ers of thi S k ind . and pc r ha ps I m lghl
k an- ove T ba c kwa r d s IU p r OVl' (hat I r l' .l ll )
wa s .
,
" I g ue ss tL.jUSI IS Im poss l bl(' for a pe r su n
10 be co mpl cle l y unafk c lc d b y h iS lo ng c xpe ri e nl.:c . No w, to 3 SpCCIUC c a s e . I du n ' ,
r ea ll ) be li e ve . (hal IhlS IS gfll inlot 10 be a
se r ious ma1[ e r , bu( ulhl' r pt.' np h: m lgh l lInn ....
othe rwi s p. .· '
.
Q . ' ' YoU'\' C sa td st ud ~ nts s ho uld itu
thr ough c h a nn t"ls to KOli n l nl ve rSIl ) fI'f ar m.
" 'hilt ac ti o n do yu u SUUt e s! a s tud"nl t..,kt' wh f" n hi s e ffort s to K;U throulh c hann (' I ~ Il rf'
rt"burfe d , or otherw lsf' hurt "
~.
"We ll, In the fi r s t p l ac e • .:IS fa r as
I'm co nce rn ed , we 're nO[ go in g to r ebuff
e ffo n s o f s tudent s to e ffec [ c h ange s (hey
think 3 r e de Sirabl e . We m ay not ag r ee wit h
th e m, th e act ton th e y see k m ay not be
t ak en , but I wo ul d ho pe t h is woul d not be
r e garded as a r e b uff.
•
" In an y de moc r ati c soc let y t he r e a r e thost.:'
dec..i s io ns which a pa ni c ul a r e ).e m ent in the
socie t y do es not nece ssa ril y ac ~e pc a( an y
gi ve n tim e , The ans we r t h.H I woul d gi ve
is th at if they ha ve J r c a l s in ce r e f~e lin g
abeU[ an .ts su e
it is impo rtant t hat chos,
who a r e see kin g Ch ang e s ho ul d wo rk at it .
And if th ey are in de ed c o rn'c [ in rhd r
judg me nt . soone r o r l ate r t he y will c a r r y
th e i ss ue .
., i ....ou ld ho pe t ha t ~t u den t gove rn m e nt, and
'--Sf;lJd ent s ge nt' r all y. wo ul d nOl re ga r d an unfav o r a ble deCi s io n on a pa rti c ul a r issue as
{r easo n fo r do in g an ythi ng o c h e r t ha n
\{na rt iall ing [he ir lo gic· an d in c r eas ing t he i r
powl' r o f. . . . .r eq.-So n tf) d ft::c [ t he c hangl..· t hey
se(-' k ...
Q . " Uo you [ot.\o r eq u al \ utln~ rt· pH· ..... n ·
Ul li nn for st ud (' lIls un s uc h ma jor pu l u') ,
mak in g ,' nl\'t'rsJ{) (' I}mm lll t·l· ... d S tht' t III \ l',·
s ll) C ounl'l l and ,lht' (~ t 'nC'r .t 1 st ud lt.'s ( ·u rn·
mllt('t,l "
A. " i\'o, I th in k t h.:lt whil ~ s tul.l!..- m 'Jpini on
is tlJ bl..' so ugh t , and li s t c: n •.: d [0, =md whih '
I wo ul d not hav e pe rso na l o bje ctio n lO r e pr e St'm a {lOn uf st ude nt s o n L! ni ve r s lT} co mmittees and cum m iss ions- indeed t hl'y a r C'
r ep r e s e nt ed on m any s uc h bod ies- I hOPl'
chey will be incn.' :J.sin gl y H.' prese nu:' d .
. "But I do no t t h ink th at m o s t u f ch e s l'
bod ies "'C an hav e s tude nt r e p r e senCat io n tha t
wo ul d be eq ua l.
F ro m a . prac t ica l po int
of vie w, I t hink s rudent r ep r e se nt at ion will
ha ve [0 be a s ha rin g wit h fac ult y and admini s tr ati on i n t h e proces s 0 f decis ionm akin g.
Thi s sha r e wil l have to be less
th an equ al."
Q , . ' Do ) ' oU ra\or a joint s tud e nt · facu1t ,~
re \j e ..... s ys lt' m .... it.h o rieinal an d final jur is ·
di c Uon tn a reas co nce rnin g di sci pltn a ry ac ·
tion l~ken aKainst s tudf.>nts " ,\nd .... ould yo u
s upp or t a lorm a l Ruar anl@.t> 01 s ub s t a nu\ f.> an d
pro c t' dur a l due pr o("t~ ss for a ll s tud f.> nl S c har·
ge d ~ Ilh \ IO lati o n of l nh·t>r · it~ rt'e. ul a tion s ·'·
A.
" You>'e a s ked a ve ry co m pli c at ed
ques t ion, and one which I c an not gi ve an
answ (' r to [h at woul d be adeq ua u,' wi t ho ut
the an s we r it self be ing e xtre m e l y ·co mplica ted .
" I do 'in t end to m ove [0 invo lve s tud e nts
and fac ult y in th e r e view pro ce ss o f di.o:.
~r~:~::1~i~:c~:A~~:
. WhiCh a r~ ::-,ade
by
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go be fo r e hea ring boards ttl..{. the ir r ecommendat ions. But 1 ~l d E'xPt.""""Ct th at unde r
normal circumstances thi s kind of referral
would be possible." •
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Shapiro gives 'support to metJical, law progru'm s
sru advocates of new medical .and l aw school programs
here received good news Wednesday wheh Gov. Samuel
- Shapiro announced support fo r
th e proposition.
'.!rhe State is called upon
to rn31ce ext e nsive investments
in its reSo urces to meet th e
cris is in health care which
lies ~head ." Shap in~ sa id in
a Chicago campaign speech.
:)
"To ignore this ,and continue our traditional method s
of training personnel in health
' related field s will only deepen
the crisiS and . place
the
health of our citizenry in
greater jeopardy:'
,;.
To. avert the "deepening
Lr isis.·· Shapiro: advocated
utili zation o f existing r esaurces at .public and nonpubli c
train mQr.e physicians than
now are trf ined in Illinois.
fin~l yea r ' at· the unlversitYa
Illinoi s Univ e r sity." he said.
." be used as one of t he public
faciliti es as well as th e Uni-
aproved by the state Board
The plan to expand medical
··Such a schrJ(JI." h(: s-aid •.
"would -hay€: a g r E:3r impact
(J ( (Jur s t a t <; t hat -
"I propd'!;e that Southern education already ha s bee n Oh an a r t';!a
i s fast develuping and n<:<:ds
of Higher. Education.
C ur- grea te r s t at e s uppo rt ( (I add
r e ntly. th e University o f 1111- to
th e:.. . im p<:ru s
(I f
th at
versity. of illinois."
nois is the only state-suppor- growth."
ted
unive r s ity
h aving
3J . Shapiro . runnin g, for t: lLc Und er th e plan. student s
. tion to his fir s t (our- yea r
;oN'luld receive a yea r o f medi- m e d ic~ sc hool.
cal trai nin g at a un ive r sity,
Shapiro, in his speech [0 [e rm as governor , i s a f1l r m(: r
[he
L
e
ague
of
Women
VO[c
rs.
Jieu[entttn[- govl: rn rJ r · whrt b<.: go to a com munlty hospital (o r
un lverstt f'es and ' ho spitals t o JlJnhcr; training and co mplete al sO . s upponed [hc creation came g<1\'c rno r un r cs ign a t i(m
of
sc hool a t sru.
of Gov . Otto~c rnt: r.
the medical ed ucation. in
Radio /wnors Mrs. Snyder
.
,
,
The ' Beta Kappa· chapfer of
Alpha Epsilo n Rho has select cd a form e r circ us perform e r
a nd wide ly trave led teac her as
Its br oa dcasl ~ r of the month.
Mrs.
Jeanne Snyde r, a
record li bra rian was honor ed
fo! her contr ibution t ~ WSIU
(FM).
.
Bef6 r c co ming to SIU Mrs.
Snyder and II ~ r husband Lfu r y.
wor ke d t hei r way t hrough Ihe
Unive r s it y of Iowa as a trampoline aJ;t. According to Mr s .
Snyd e r. Ihe act had no special
Parking space
to ~be provi~ed
~> "W e wer e not the
' ~~~l\ expe nsi ve act on {he
bloc k," sh r e fl ected. Whe n
the t rampoline wa s not used
in Ihe ac f. the Snyders slept
on II .
Mr s ; Snyde r came to work
fur the broadcasiing scryice
after working in Lebanon. She
taught kindergarten while he r
hu s band work ed as an athle ...
I Ie dir ~ clo r and college placemc nr off icc r.
The Snyde rs
we-rc e va c ual e d during- {he
Midwest war .
Mrs . Sn yde r had no pre vious
exper ie nce in broad cast ing bUI
al Ihe s ta l io n s he has worked
A TTENTIQ·N SENIG'R S
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BEING TAKEN AT FOllOWING STUDIOS:
NEUNlIST STUDIO A thru Q
ROLANDO'S STUDIO R thr.u Z
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VTI GRADS
717 S. ILLINOIS AVE .
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for workers
As a re sult o f a meeting
morning
be[ween
Chancellor Robe n
!uesda y
McVicar
and a group o f Non- Acade mic
Em ployees Coun cil me mbe r s ,
some SIU Physical Plant em ployees will
parking
b~ -
assured - a
spate
when they
arrive at the ir jobs.
An agreem en[ bam me r ed
out at [he Tuesday rtreet tng.
would con[rol to so me extent
enough parking spaces to ass ure [ha[ no hourly wage ea rners, . who a re r eq ul.red to
reJX>n at a specified tim e ,
wou ld be penali zed in inco me
as a r esult of being late to
work - because no parking
, spaces near'the Phys ical Plant
we r e available to them.
Such contrOl . according
[0
MacVlcar, would probablyentail a ~pec i~ marking on a
parking decal, Itmtted access
to I'peclfled lots or frequent
patrol of such areas by SIU
Poltce.
The plan will be implemented In the near futUre.
Ne1IJ York yippie
on ' poverty payroll
NEW
YORK (<'P) - A city
councilman said Wednesday
Yipple leader Abbie Hoffman
was on New York city's anti -
poverty payroll when he led
antiwar de monstrati9DS last
AugUSt during the Democtatic
Nadonal Convention in Chicago. The charge later was
confirmed in part.
A spokesman for [be Human
R es 0 u r c e s Administration
. 5ai(1 Holfman, 32, went on the
payroll July 11
a~
a $40-a-day
,consul[an[ for
a $120,000
free s[Qre experimem for hippies and Yippies in th.e Eas[
~age .
Unique Medallions,
Luv Beads, Ring~
& Ear Rings ~t
Disc~unt
Prices
, Phone
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Eric Kramer says
he never wOl,lId
have finished
college withQut.
Reading Dynamics.
l
Come to Carbondale's new
Reading Dynamics Institute and see
why he feels tbi~ !Vay.
Whether you ' re worried about finishing colfriend s to ta ke Ihe C'Oun;e_ I"d recOm mend
COIlE TO A AIlE
lege , or would just like A·s instead Ji B's.
it to anyone .. ·
_ , ftU1l1eI ~TlO. ,
Reading Dynami cs ca n make you a more •
MElin TltE ICIIEDULE,
etl"ective student.
Marie Rumely, a SI.
How ? By improvi ng your basic ability 10
Louis University junior
read .
Mon. , Oct. 7
froJ" La Po rl e. Ind . .
The ave rage person reads about 250 II' 400
says. ··My greatest im·
8 P.M .'
)Yords a minute ... word by word . the way
provemenl came from
he w as taught in grade school.
th e useJ" of recall pal Tue .. Oct. 8
tern s le.. m ed a l Evelyn
Eric Kramer of 51. Louis Un iversity is on;---'"
8 P,M .
Wood . All my grades ha ~e gone up . I think
of thousands of college students who have
it should be stressed that the re(~11 patterns
decided to stop reading like fourth-graders .
become a rea l assel In lec lures as well as
Wed
" Oct. 9
A pre-med student fro m Plainview. Texas.
reading . 1 find it possible to practkally
5 P.M,
Eric sayS" ··1 took the Reading Dynamics
quote lectures heard a year ago. afte r looking
course when it became evident that I Could
at a short recall pattern '-·
not keep .u p in college .....or even hope to
Thurs .. Oct. 10
Come tu a Reading Dynamics demonstra·
achieve thi educational goals I had sel for
5 P.M .
tion . See someone just like you read two .
m yself._unless I learned 10 read fasler and
three. four-thousand words a minute. with
more effectively . Now I read 2.(0) 10 2.500
Fri,
. OCt. II
excellent rom prehension and recall ... somew6nts a minute in literat~re courses. slow·
one who eight weeks ago did weU}o read
'iiig down to around 1.200 for technical
8 P.M .
mu ch faster tha n a fourth -grader
books. I wish I could have taken the course
in high seheal.· ·
Come.call or mail the coupon today . You
RE~A
fOA 'AU ClASSES.
owe it fo yourse lf to improve &Omething
as basi c i1S your a bility to'read .
JefTY Bum•• a S1. Louis
University psycJ:tology
major from Oaklawn .
Please send me a dt.'SCriplive-fulder and 11
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Illinois. says " Prior to
schedule of classes in my .m~a .
I
EVELYN WOOD
' taki n g tlJ.e Readinj:t
I
READING
D ynamics co urs e. I
I
DYNAMICS
found my reading to
I
INSI1TIJTE
tedious and Ijme-<:Qnsuming. With my
I
sclfooL AUDR ~S
. reading speed increased. I am able to read
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more material 'in different areas and in i
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shorter time. ·Also hel,Rful were the methods
of leaching Dynamic Reading ~ i.e .. the reCarbondale. Illinois 62901
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call patterns. t reme';'ber wh@1 I read fllu c h
Pbo"; (G1BI,54!1-7381
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lonser and I'm able to enjoy my reading
mucb mote than ever .before. I got eight
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c.iif~;~i~:Bro.n Mushrooms ... " , 69'
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Van Camp Tuna ____ ,___ 3'0,69'
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UPTON SOU , MIXES
KRAfl-.AME RICAN OR P' MENTO ::- ,nd,.,d"olly W,op .. d
P"', Corned Beef
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Noodle Soup .. . 2: 53'
Cheese
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Sausage
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Doi l., Em ti ... Oc.!-" , 10. 1"'. p ... 9
House pass~s bill permitting Studeitt
teleV'i~ion presid~~tial ' debate
th~ th r ee major pr e s id~ i al mates one hour of prime T V
c andid at e s .
and radio ri me on each of the
. Imm e diat ely after House ne xt four Sundays before ihe
passage , the Go lumbia Broad- e lection for a co nf rontation.
The Nat iona l Broadcasting
c asting ~steIT1 offe red the
candidates .and the ir running C o . ask ed th e chre e pres ide ":ti31 candid ates to a rrang e fo r
IV ASH INGTON (APl - The
ItOU:i!;" :it J"uggll.:'d I hrough a.his[Qrtc and rc,;"' cor d-sctting sesWednesday to pass a bill th at
co uld pave thl..' way for te le visio n-rad io dt"'bat cs b~I\\"l.:'t' n
Keen ~, F'l eerlage
.
d su,' bpoenas
,ISSUe
~( Con,j~u.a paq.
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from
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Ric hman sa id he do 5 not plan [0 call Pessin bGf6(C'
[ he grand j ur y.
Out [ he jury has "b road , pl c r acy
powe r s (0 s ubpoena by It self any witness it fccls
ha s Info rm at ion pc n incn t to the iJ've stigatiOn at hand,"
R' chman sa id.
P ess in ha s s igned an a ffi davi t st ating [h at he was
offe re d a liquo r II cc nsc fo r a proposed Sa v-M a n ston'
in IQ66 provldl..'d .1 loc a l business mal\ was m ade> a
pa nn e r,
Flee rl agc says ." P I..' s s i" has info rmation inth e sJgned
a ffi dav it whi ch Is re lc v:Jn t to [he bribc ry c ha r gcs ma d~
by ~! ayo r Kee ne (C a r bonda le Ma yu r David KCI.:nc ).
lie ha s info r m.1tion t ha t the g r and jury is e ntHI e d to
kno w about ," Tuc~da )' night Fl ee rl age issued a St3t C-_
ml..·nt ca lli ng I I.' ~t at ("5 3tro rn c y' s act ions " ab solute ly
Inc r edible ."
lit.- :;J id t hat · he hope s [he grand jury,
"will d('ma nlJ t ha t t h (~ witn ess (Pessin', who has tol d
mI.' t h3 t h.., IS t' ntir\ "l y will in ).! (0 appea r. bl..r madl'
a\'!l il a bl e. "
•
Rl chmJn s.Jl d hI..' is not convjnc ed th at r'he'· mcetin g
Pessin had wi t h a fo rm e r c it y official and a local
bu s ln c'ss man to discuss the possibUities o f obtaining
a liquo r li cense has any conn ecti on wi t h Kcenc ' f';
a.l1 c gati on of bribe r y cha r ges.
Ri chman sa id V·led ne sday mo rnin g, in re t a li at ion [0
Fl ee r l age' s s(at c mc nt, "1\'1 r. F lee rlagehasconsiste ntl y
le aked info r ma t ion and pe r sona l o pinions to t he press
in an appa r en t dfa n t o ·influe nc e public opinion."
Fle e rla ge said mos[ o f th e so- called l ea~ was in(o rm ati ona r epo n er fr om a St. Louis ne wspape r fo un d
himse lf,
"In addition hi s expe ri e nce has helped ta
SUide me in turning out hard facrs which I hav e give n
ro~he states atto rn e y and which has ,not been foJl owed
up as a compet e nt aggre ssive sta tes atto rn ey should ,"
Fl ee r lage said .
Richman sa id "I r eg r e t deepl y th at Mr. Flee rJage
has tried to influ e nce tbe pe rformance of t he wo r k
of th is grand jury, "
In r ebuttal , Fleerlage sa id " 'it was onl y afte r Rlchman publicl y disclosed t he aftidavit info rm ation th at
I made any public commen t. I did so in an atte m pt
not to influence the grand jury but to influence Richman to call . befor e t he grand jury an impo nant witness t hat he publicly
stated he had "no inte ntion '
of callln~
Flee rl age s aid when he goes befo r e t he g rand Jury
he will lell Ihem all of Ihe det ails of th e Pessin case
so ' t hey ca n de cide whethe r t hey want him to appear.
Flee r lage said t he c hro nology of event s s urrounding
Ihe al leged bribery attempt s . requested by Ihe s l at es
attorney, was given to Richm an We dnesday afte rnoon .
."
DAILY EGYPTIAN
the ir repr (!se ntallv ~S' to me e t
with ne twork offi c ia ls to arrang e a lim e anci fo rmat ac cep tab le to a ll.
BUI
in head-on trash
Philip Beadles. an Sll) S[U - conditions are listed as fair. I
demo was invo Iv.ed in a tWO
Accor ding 10 police . Beadcar head-on c rash late We d- les hit she oncoming Mille r
nesday afte rno on.
car while attempting to pass
The accident occurre d one
Beadles and Oliver Mille r. mile e ast of Murphysboro on
driver of the other c ar, were Ro ute 13 at 4:45 p.m.
tak l..'n to St . J ose ph Memorial
Beadle s wa s ti c ket ed for
Hospital , Murph ysbo r o. T he i r improper passing .
CLASSI.FI ED
Hou se act i on se nt the
bad. to the Scna (C
ml.:aSU Te
AD~
w ~ r " lh e balllc could r es ume .
Senate . Democ r at ie Leader
Mike Mansfiel d o f Mo mana
sa id the bill w ill bl: cn lkd
up at the st an of T hursda y "s
Senate session and he had been
told R epubl ican oppone nt s ex -
5'-
pect (0 speak 31 some lengrh
aga inst it .
Se n. J ohn.. IJ .
Pa ste r\:,
D-R .I., wi:: : a ne ws confc rcnCt" t":e will I r y (0 c all up
lh..: bi ll as soon a s it IS c ffi c la l1 y t ran s mitt e d fr o m l ht:
House . He s aid ht, wi U urge
acce ptance of th e House ve rSlQn beca use to se nd it La a
5 c n a I c - H a u s c co nfe r e nc e
wuu ld mea n ils def L'al ,
..... 1 hI..' Ilo use VOIC c ame 27
flours , .fi minute s afl er IhL'
House went i nto sess ion Tues a} .
Mos! uf thL' session,
per line
2U hour s . 19 mi nuli' :, . was
spt" nt o n 45 r oll c all s ,
Som~ 20 hou rs wa s spent In
a Re publican- le d filibus te r before the bil l could .even pc
brought up for conside ra rrb n.
Passag t.' of the bill wa s on
a. vote of 280 lO 35 , wirh a ll
/ ',
of t he na ys cast by Republi ca ns. Voting for if we re 182
Democrats and 98 Republicans.
The bill would allow te le vision and radio ne two rk s to a rrange t he joint appearance of
major
candidates-De mocrat
Huben H. Humphre y. Republi ca n
Ri chard
M. Nixon,
Ame rican Ind ependent George
C . Wa llace - without gi ving
e qual arne 10 numero us minor
s e ekers for (he pr esidenc y.
A Se na te versio n of t he
measure me r e ly s uspe nds the
equal li m e provision lea ving
it to tbe network s wh en the y
.w~a~n~
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STUDY LAMPS
HIGH INTENS ITY LAMP WITH FLEXIBLE ARM
COAiPLETE WITH BULB PLUS EXTRA BU LB-O NLY 13 .97
Total enforcement of traffic
/
,regulations begins next week
Complete e nforce m ent of
parking regulations on campus
will nOI go InIO e ffecl unt il
aft e~ Tuesday, Capt. Randal
McBrIde o f Ihe S[U Securlry
Office said.
Re gular- parking viol ations,
ho weve r, are being tick~ed .
Any una utho rized ve hlf l es
having wrong color deca1s fo r
the lOIS In wh Ic h they are
, parked, are t icketed , McBride
said.
For instance, a ca r
with a new or ex plr~ d red
decal. parked in a blue decal
lot would be t icketed.
Car s not dIsplaying a decal
a r e not being ticketed because
o f a pre vio ug"news slory whIc h
repon ed • e nfo r ce me nt wo uld
not t ake pl ace until afte r Oct .
McBride ~a id , Ca pt. Ca r l
Kirk. Securit y Officer . was
quot e d in that story.
[t woul d nOI be faI r 10 Ilcket
t hose who have not gott e n
t heir stick.e r s befo)"e that
dat,:: ' McBride added.
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Campus activities
Study, hints m'e eting today
. '
TIi.E 9ENTLEM AN'S SHI.RT..
:.)
Study Hints Meetlngconduc t ed
for probation stUdents by
yelopm e m: Bank seminar.
disc us sion Or) I I Markering
Mrs. Dorothy Ramp, SuperObjecti ves of Your Bank,"
visor for academic probaW. C. Gordon, Jr "O spea ke r.
[ion srudenrs. 9-10 a .m.,
7 p. m., University Ce nter
Room '55. second floor of
Ballroom A.
,
"
.......... Universit y Ce nte r. Indlvld- District 10 of illinois Hospi u:.l study counseling avaHlal A uxUia:ries: Regisu3able from 8 a.m.-I"2 noon
lion, 8:30 a.m. ; me e ting,
dally in Room 55 , second
10 a.m. - 3 p.m., University
floor Uriiversiry Cente r.
Ce'\1ter Ballrooms.
Convocation series: T·homas ...Personnel Dir ectors of UUSorensen, vice preside nt of
nois :
Meeting, 10 3. m. Unive r s it y of California,
4 p.m .; Lunc heon, 12 noon,
University Cemer Renais B e r k e l ey <: ampos . will
speak o n " The Stu d e~ sance Room.
+fang-UP." . I P.1n.. ,
.ai:kSOri Count y Stamp Society:
An: n3.
Coffee . Hour 2-4
M ee [Ing,
7:30-10 p.m.,
p.m., UlinoisandSangamon,
Wood( Hall Co nf e r ence
Universit yee me r. .
Room.
Probe: ··Chro ni.cl e of a Sum- SIU S.. lIing C lub:
Meeting,
me r," 8 p. m. , Mor ris Li 9: 15- 11 p.m., Home Eco. brary Aud ito r iu m.
no mt..cs Audltori~m .
P ull iam Hall gym ope n for Piant Industries 'Club: Mee tr ecrea[lon. 6- 10:30 p.m.,
ing, 7:30-1 0 p.m. ; AgrlRoom 17, Pulliam Hall.
cultur e Sem1nar Room.
Weight lifting for maJe sru- Agric.u hure Induslrles: 5.emde nts, 6- 10:30 p.m ., Room
lOar, 9 a .m .-12 noon, Agri. 17 , PuJUa m Hall .
c..uhure Seminar Room.
D i of. s ion of Technica l and M 0 r r i s Librar y Hospirality
Adult Education: Semi nar,
C o mmittee: Tea, 2:15-3:45
disc ussion on "Children and
p.m. ,
Morris Librar y
the World and ' UNICEF ,"
Lounge.
Dean W. E . Keeppe r. s peak- R e t I r I n g fa culty dinner :
c r, . 7 p. m . • Ctsne Theater,
Guests of Chance llor Ma c Pulliam Hall.
Vi car , 6:30 p. m., Unlver Center .for M ana~c m em Dc shy Re naissanc e Roo m.
l'
Journalism 0 epa r t men [ !
Gra~l{e Studems luncheon,
12 noon, University Center
Kaskaskia and Mi ssouri
Roo ms.
Stu Cheerleaders: Prac tice,
4- 5:30 p.m., Pulliam Hall
Gy m.
'
South ern UUnots Peace Comminee:
Meeting, 8 p.mw.
Davis Auditorium.
Pi Sigma EpSilon: Rush, 9_
11 p.m ., Home EconO mic
Famil y Uving Laboratory.
Ad vance ticket sales: Lamar
Tec h ga me . 1-4:3'0 p.m.,
Universil y Ce nter Roo m H
& Are na ticket offi ce .
U.S :...>~iJtes:
ReCrulti.ng.
8 a.m. - 5 p.m., University
Cente r Room H.
Theta Sigma Phi : Meeting,
7:30-8:30 p. m., Uni versity
C e nter Roo m C .
Chemi st ry
O e pa rt m e nt:
Physical se minar. "Negalive Abso lu Le
TemperatUTe :' F. Gibba rd, speaker,
4 p. m .• Parkinson 204.
Chern____
Departme nt
CollegiateJr Correct."
to hold seminars
For Fall 196R: Scru offt·rs II Il1IIit. t' tl f 1\\ 11
of /\m c ri Lit 'S mll s l u·!t·br.tlt·d I .1111 pUS (tl lI.lf
~_
The Depart ment of Chemis-
.. . '"'t r y will pre sem rwo se mi-
South ern d ancers to perlorm
nars this week in Room 204,
ParkInson Labo ra tor y.
F ran k Gifford. assistant
profe ssor of che mistry. wi ll
speak on <C e~ati v e Absol ute
Temperatur e " at 4 p.m.
Thursday.
. "Selective OxIdati o n of
Propenyl Phenyl Sulfides " is
,.. the topic of a se minar to be
presented at 4 "p.m. Friday
by Walter Matthews, graduate
A marrted ~tw1ent family picnic at Evergr een Park
st udent in the Depanmem of
Sunday wil l inaugurate the year's program of activities Chemistry.
sponsored by the SIU Co mmute r, Married and GradBoth p.rograms are part of
uate Student s Office. Co- sponsor of th e e vent, to s t art
at 3 p. rn .. , Is .~"" Married Student Adv isory Council.
nar
sC hedul e~
Person s attending should bring their own hot dogs and the regular
buns or a cove r ed dlsb. Drinks and table service will be
available. All m11rrled stuaents, bOt h gradu at~ and undergraduate, are invited.
Play' for children will be s upervised by p"rsonnel from
the 'SIU ,Depanment of Rec,:eatlon . and O1!tdoor Ed ucation.
The Southern Dance !lepenoire Company wUl perform "Brupt As In A" and " Rosc iu s Circa '68" at 8
p.m. Saturd ay In the Southe rn Dance StudiO, T -36.
A' lecture demon stration , rI An of Dance as Theater,"
will be prese.n ted Sunday at 3 p.m . in the Studi o.
. All perfo rmances ~ r e free.
. modcls - th e PUt-is'- hull llll-til '\\"11 and the
Ill'\\". di s lirH livl! il n:-. lol. i), ·ft ly tallun ,l! -\\ i lh trimly 1'lJwn .. 1 blJd~ 11111"5 - - III .1 hll ~1
uf h.lhd'iom t· solid LuIt11lnng<;, ~Iriplllg:-. i'lliii
t..bcd,~. IIldll\' l!,c.lu:-.i\ .· \\ IIh ~wro. Bulh
-1ll tJdl ·l ...
10 n 1l'
111 (1l 1c-LumLco lUl1"' .. Luttun ur
durabl e press.
AVAILABLE AT
Soh n ' s
700 So. IIli.nois
Picn(~ for married students
Carbondale, III.
~ch;e~m:iS;t~r~y~S;e~m;'~.-~i~iiiiiii=i=~~~~~~:~~~~~
T~lk on
( Very h "jdlOu j Plan
/0 PJI ,h p jzzu /
campus facilities set
Lor e t t a Ott, dean of married and commuter student s.
will speak to graduate student wives at 8 p.m . Monday In
the Home EconomiCS Lounge.
Mrs. Ott will discuss the facilities available to student wives and families in and around campus.
Phi Beta Lambda holds rush
Phi Beta Lambda , professionai1,uSlness fraternity. will
hold its ru s h meeting of t he fall qua n e r at 8:30 p.m.
Mond ay In Morris Library Lounge.
Refreshm ent s will be served and plans for th e 196869 year will be discussed.
All bu s iness majors. m e n and wome n. a r e e ligibl e
to join the organiz ation.
Pre-medical society to me~t
The SIU Pre-Medical, Pre -Dental Society will hold ItS
first meeting of [he fall term at 8,.p~m. Tuesda y in French
Auditorium of tbe Life Sci. ' ,ce BUIlding. Dr. Tom Clark
of ' the SIU Health Service will speak on. "Medicine in
Vietnam" ' , The public is Invited.
'
The society provides information, assistance and fellowship to s tudents interested tn med ical. deOla} or paramedical fields, according to Charlotte Hatch, secretary
of tbe organiZation.
Moliere' c~a88ic to ~play he r$t. ,
A louring French theatrical compa ny will stage a French
language performance of ' Moliere 's cla,ssic play, ' uLe
Tartuffe," Nov.' ? at Shryock Auditc,lium.
Admission to the 8 . p.nI. performance "'Ill be $1.SO
for etudents and $2.50 for adults.
TIle play wLU be ' perfor med by Le Tre teau de Raris, a
French group beaded b, Jean de Rlgault. The company '
~ 18 Dn a SO-City lOUr of tl!e'Unired States.
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phc.:rc: o( Vdlab'C Inn ... Wh(:lhl'r
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at Villagt Inn whl'n: P i ::':;'1 Ii A I It.I) l
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Pi Om e ga P i, Nat ional Business T eache r Ed ucation
Ho no r So ciet y. will l aunch ' its'
i968-69 Rr ogram with a c:.o f.
fee ho ur fro m 1- 2 p. m. Tu e s da y in the Woody HaJ l c aft e ri a .
A rr a n g e m e nt s fo r the
group' s pledgi ng wlJi be disclos ed at th at t ime .
We Feature
Tourlae tile SIU
CIPDPU8
with ' their ho s ts.
durin, tlIei, r ecent vI s U · h e.r e IU P
s e nators Dr. Lucian o Hu erto and
Campus guests
Flores
Ma z ar i.
• F rom
HEIII YORJ( STYLE FRNlKS
RED HOTS
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HOT CORHED BEEF ..;Ift KG .... Dill
HOT PASTRNM ... 110 Ko"" Dill
HOT ROAST BEEF
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Muscuv c, Sen . Hu ert a . St'n .
\lu s &ra,' e and .Jack lIi&,in s .
Mf" s kan
Antonio
Jack
~b. CHAR· BURGER
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FIOI:.e ~ . Mike
~b. CHM·O£aEBIRGER
SALNM OH RYE ..;Ift KoJ,., Dill
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PEPSI.COLA
OHIOH RINGS
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Mexican senators tour SIU
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pers o~ !!!. fr ie nd§.l1ip wirh Se n.
s wee
1952. Mus fr o m ot he r Hu e rta
g"r.aye ' s s o n, Mike , is a n SIU
m os t i nter es ted in s wdc m unHue n a sa id t hat t he " jn - s~ nio r ma joring in m a rk e ti ng
r es t on co ll e ge ca m pu ses plant s " a r e fe w in num be r, and a me mber of De lra C hi
vis ited SIU rece ntl y.
but a r e "o pe r a tin g ve r y In- so.;;.1al fr a te rnity.
The di s linguis he d vi s ito r s " te nse ly. "
Two nat ional se nat o r s fro m
co mmun i s J ~
M e xi c o ' who , like , t h e i r a s we ll a ~.
counte r pa rt s in the U. S. , are countnes .
and anar c hi st s-
pco pl e
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WE DELIVER
L uciano Huena, se naw r f r om
Cla sses at the Na tio na l Uni t he s tat e of T la xca la . a nd An ton io F lo res Ma za ri , se nato r ve r s it y a re pr ese ntl y s us - '
pe
nde d , but Hue rta s aid tha t
f r o m the stat e of M o r e l o •
fl e w 1: 0 t he Unite d S (a t ~s 10 r egul a r: ope r at io ns wo uld be
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es
ume d on Nov. 4, aft e r the
v is it w ith A,rne'ri can f r ie nd s
an d to att end the 1968 Wo rld c o m ple t ion of t he J 968 Ol ympic
C
arnes.
He ad ded tha t ' ' comSe r ie s ga mes tn St. Loui s .
The senato r s to ureJ! the SIU ple re unjve r s it y alJ{o no m y"
wo
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d
be
r ees tabli s he d fo ll owc a m JX.I s dur ing the ir vi s it he r e
ing the ga mes . .
and ta lke d with P re side nt De Me xica n Pr es ide nt Gus tavo
Iyte W. Mo rri s . T hey we re
3 150 the
din ne r gu es ts of Dia z Orda z bad o rde r e d the
De lt a Ch i f r a te rn it y ho use . a rm y to occ upy' (he unjve r s ity
ThE' se na to r s co mme nte d on three we e ks ago , fo ll owing
the- rece nt un r es t at the Na- c o ntinue d o ut br e ak s of vio'
l iona l Univer s it y of Me xico le nce .
in t-01(>'xico City, Hue Ti a say ing
During rhe iI vis it , the two
t hat the t r o ub l ~ rhc- re " r e a ll y se na to r s w e r~ the gues ts of.
i . :; n ' ( wit h the ~ tu de nt s . 11 is J ack L. t\'1us g r avc of Li t c hw it h ' inpla nts , ' ad ult s who a r e fie ld, who ha s mai nta ine d a
Exhibit photos on cemeteries
A pro ble ms co urse in photog r aphy r e centl y. led Bruc e
Ashle y o n a 1500 mil e trek
th r o ugh the ceme t e ri e s o f th e
sout he rn JIIino is · hlll s r e gio n.
A's hley, a junior maj o r ing in
photog raphy, took ove r 2,000
picture s of to mbs tone s , trees ,
and oth e r cemetery landscapes fo r hi s photO-d OCUmentary.
As hle y s tated that he had
An stu g raduat~ fra m Braz il
ha s be en a ward ed an Inte rn a·ti ona! Ent e rpri se Fe llowship
to wo r k with Cate rpUl a rTrac to.r Co; in P eo r ia.
Anton io F. S., Lobo of Curltiba, Brazil, was a wa r ded a
Maste r of Bu sines s Ad minis tratio n ~ eg ree fro m sru in
~Augu st, will be the first fe lIo )\' to wo rk wit h Cat e rpill a r
Tracto r unde r the progra m.
Th e Braz ilian s tudent wlJi
wo r k for i8 . mo nth s ' as a
marke ting tra inee.
T he program is de signed to
enabl e qualifi ed gradu at es of
Ame r ican coll e ge s and un!ve r s it les· (rom th e de ve loping
c6 untr ies to acquire practical
expe ri e nc e re l ated' t? the ir
-yk. .
Pov~ 1:2. OoUy
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done , photo graph iC wo r k in
c e met e rie s in the past, and had
bec o m e inte r e s te d in do in g his
doc um entary beca use o f the ir
"hone s ty. " "The r e i s so mething ·y acre d ~d untouch ed
about d iem, they a r e hi story,"
he s aid.
.The culmination of As hle y's
work Is a 32 picture e xhibit
which is now on display in· the
Magnolia Lounge of the Unive r s !ty Cente r . The ne gatives
of. hi s photos have bee n placed
in the Universl\y Archive S:
He made hi s trips t o' the
ceme te ries
an I weeke nds,
trave linv a bout "100 mil es a
day. He_s aid that he rece ive d
little o r no troubl e fro m th e
nati ves of t he a r e as , and th at
man y tim e s t hey 'st ood by and
watched hi m with c urios it y.
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$19 00 ~24Q.Q $2900
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Econo, Lining wi \I Ilist 1
year or 10.000 miles.
Pr em i um Ma ster·Baianced
Qua lt t)' will last 3 yea rs or
30.000 miles.
O. E. Oua ltly Lin ing wll!
last 2 years or 20.000 mil es .
-Installed exchange price tor Che vrolet. Plymout h. Ford.
Dodge: and all U. S. compac ts Others sli ghtl y hIgher
Here's what you get!
• Ru gged lini ng thai meet s GSA minI m u m'
b ra ke li ning s ia ndard s
• All ne ~' Ilriiii g. a n d new or c u mplet e!) , •.
condi t io ne d bra ke s hoes in slall ,.d o n IranI
and rea r whee ls
• A.II wo, k do n e by trai ned b n ke speciali s ts
• fre e brake adj ust men t a' 1500 a n d sooo
miles
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It' s m uch t oo soo n fo r all
the chips t o be on .the Hne,
but th er e ar e .a l ot o f m ar bl es
involved In som e big co nf er ence
battl es thi s week -
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end: Ea rly rirI e -tickl e r s Ilk c
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toughe r and ttlugh<.: r. · So "
the Ti ge r s to quiN [he: I lIlrr i :anc s by ni ne po in t s.
Pu r d ue . s houl d
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ro.p
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fire s , e t c •• l ast Saturda y Mi -
amI barrl e d rh e likes o f Sou t h-
Southeast Confer ence • • • Kan- lin a . They ·ll borh be rlghr back
sas- N e bra s k a In rhe Big In th e fire t his week ,. t he
Elghr •• P urdu e - Ohlo Stare In Re be l s af.e numbe r e lghr and
In th e: Southeast c.:onfcTrhe Big T e n •• and So uth e rn Geo rgi a 1J.; number t en. Po wer
Cal- Stanfo rd In rhe P acl fl c quoti ents can 't get . much cncS' , undc fca t (:d and ISt close r. Ml ss lsS illpl wtll pull t'il tcd A rk 3n s as will c() nti nul
Coast Confer ence.
Th e
n·u m' b e r one- rated it out In a sq ueaJ:: e r by Ju st t o win, thi s tl m·~. bumpin).!
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Terrific t<Vosome
1"0 Lamar "f'ch l a Rl c h ... rd
r Ummjn ls
(I f' il l a nd Ro nn,,· I-u lt s , .... 111
bl' tr~ ing 10 th"-a rt It ,.. Salukis o fi e n si\' I' ilttad. , ;a nd
If"ad th f" ra rd i n a l !oo tu th'4'ir
fir s t " in 'o,r t h (' ~('aso(l.. C u mminK S is a 6' 3 ' ·. l26 -pound
se nin r a nd P qJ.t s IS a 6 ' t ··.
229 - pound Junior , (i1illflt· (, nit'
's 1: 30 p.m " Sa turday a t ' 1r " Stadi um ,
PORT,R AITS
Against l.a:mar Tech
SIU seeks, initial victory
by McNeese State
an inconsistent s hutout
10- 0.
Jn the McNees e St ate game
Glass saldthatblgoffe nslve t he Redbl.r ds we re held to a
mistakes
r~ ally
hun the minus 2 1 ya r ds ru shing. HowCar<!tn ~ l attack ftalnst New eve r, La mar Tech had pos .Lamar Tech lost session e ight t im es ins ide McMex lcCT.
Nees e State's 40- yar d line,
se~n fumbl es In the gam e,
fi ve b r which came in the first but m issed twO fi eld goal atte mpts.
half.
When
asked about SatIn th e ir first two games
Lamar T ech was sma s hed by urday ' s eQc~9'jf'e r, Gl ass s aJd
would not change his
W e ~ t Texas Stat.!' 45-7 and he
offensive o r defensive patte rns. He also said th at he
hoped the Ca rdinal s could
avo id [he big mistakes, mainly
fumbl e It Is, and would be
able to t ake advant age of game ...
breaks.
Although the Sal ukls we<e
able to pick up onl y 128 ya r d s
selected for th e try-outs and ru shing In losing th eir first
Jerry Bond, John Susce, Barry twO game s, Coach To we r s
O' Sull ivan , and Rogodzin ski. s aid , "W e ' r e still golng-m
The fin al squad sel ection was try to est ablish our running
bas ed on rh e resulrs of pro- game • . • it' s our offe nSi ~
Towe rs al
fessional scours who scouted ph Uosop hy. "
rhe men t his s umm e r while indicated [he r e woul d be ma r
rhe y played in summ e r lea- backfield c hange s .
The Saluki s an d the Ca r d lgues.
• O'Sulli van he ld th e seco nd naJs will eac h be wit hout [he
hi ghest bautn g ave r age l ast se rvi ces o f t hree key men.
season wi th a .298. Bond led SIU will be m issin g J oe
the team txnh in run s s co red Bun ge at co rne r-b,ac k, and
wirh 44 and In the te all) ' s most Roge r Kub a and Sam Finocc hit s - 55.
Susce , a pitche r, hi o at full bac k. Finocch io is
he ld th e ¢e am' s be s t win-l os s sched ul ed for knee s u rg e r y
r ecord with I ~ wins and t WO this wee k.
de feat s . Su s ce had an ea rn ed
Absent fro m Lamar Tech ' s
run av e rage of 1.59.
line up will be t wO de fens ive halfbacks , Craig Barr ett
Baseball Is not a r egul a r
Olympic s po rt. This yea r t he and El ruce Bu s h, bot h out with
Mexican gove rnm ent put It tn[O knee inju r ie s. Co- cap[ain and
t he gam es as an ex hib ition guard Gl.e nn Edge rl y wUl alsport.
Elgh.\. countri es will so be sidelined with a kn ee
Injury.
be participat ing.
Glass c ited
B) Da\' e C ooper
o ffense as a m aj o r r eason fo r
this iOSB.
In their first encounte r tn
history, both SIU and Lamar
Tec h will be looking for th e ir
firs t win of the 1968campalgn
Saturday At McCndrew StadIum.
The Salukls are 9- 2
and the Lamar T ec h Cardinals ar e 0- 3.
Last
week Coach V ernon
Gla s s ' Cardinals we r e edged
' 6- 14 by New Mexico State .
Rogodzi~ski
makes Olympics
.
as member of baseball tea",
SIU' s ri ght fielde r Mike
Rogod zin s kj was r ecently selected to pl ay on the United
Stat e s Ol ympic base ball t eam
In thi s year's Ol ymp ic s In
M e~ l co City.
'
A me mbe r o f the i lU tea m
that was thi s yea_r' s runn e r up [Q So ut he rn Califo rni a In
the. Colle ge Wo rl d Seri es , Rogodz{nskt was named to t he
Seri es All - St a r team aft e r
hittin g . 333 in t he fiv e games
his tea m pl ayed .
During
r e gu lar
seaso n
Olympic-size SQuthern swimming pool
, to
~like
KOeO'""'.'"
act ion, Rogodzlnskl hit .297with 10 h o me runs, and 36
run s batted in, whUe collecting
nin e double~ and three tripl es.
He le ad th e Salukls In runs
bau e:d in cfuring' the sea'son.
and was the tea m' s second
best in sc:;:orlng 43 run s and
having 54 hits.
'
"Thi s' is indeed a great
honor fo r the Universi ty.,"
Coach J oe Lutz said.
HJ[
s~a k s well for ou r base~an
program."
./ F.our of the Silluk is we re,
be in proposed recreation building
A new Olympic- size swimming pool for SIU ts In the
planning s tages , accord ing to
Jack Graham, chairman of the
Rec r eation Facl!ltles Pla nning Comm ittee for.....the Car-
bondale-campus.
The new pool wlll be located
the proposed Rec r eation
Factlttle s Bundlng, Graham
said.
This bundlng wUl be
located just north of Brush
Towers.
The date for construction ha s not .been ;,et,
but Graham said he hoped It
would begtn as soon as the
plann ing, bach financial and
physical. is compJ c ~ e .
G r aha m. ~rure sso r of hIgher
educa t ion, sa id the pool wlll
have .olympic dim ensions o f
in
P ...,. '4: 0011, Egyptoon. Oct'ob., 10, 1968
75 by 165 fee t.
He a l so said
the pool wi ll ha ve thre e bas ic
purposes: coll egiate competition, divi:1g, apd r ec r e ation.
The new pool will r eUeve
t he demands made on th e pool
In Pulliam Hall. The pre sent
pool w ~s ope ned In 1954 whe n
the en r ollm ent at SIU was
approximately 5,200.
It Is
a •' fin e pool and an excellent
teaching facility," in [he opinIon of Coach Ray ESSick, but
for a campus with more than
20,000 students 1< Is Inade quate.
He said,. "The poo!
mu:;t serve [he student body
fo r r ec r eation. the univ er sity
for instruction , an l!lt ~ cc ,j! ~ J ht c women's swim [ea rn
aod 3 wome n' s s ynch r oni zed
swimming tea m."
PEN and INK
and
OILS
by
WERNER H, MERTZ
ph -549-2035.
MEXICO CITY (AP) - A
calm Mexico City. l)eavily patrolled by pOllce and soldlers.
awaited the opening of the
Olympics Saturday as new con.,L.roversy swirled around the
Games.
The lntematlona!. Ol ym pic
Corn?ni.(!:ee
was·
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j
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argume nt over whether to r e e lec i !1 5 "P r e sident A v e r 'i
Brun dage , the -rich Sl-yearol d Chicagoan, who has headed
the Ol ympi cs since 1952. The
C ommunist countries oppose
him .
SqHa ng students, who s e
clashes With the pollce in
r ecem week s have . COSt o p-
wards of. ~O Uves, held se- competing here have passed
cret pouc'y meetings. lndi- the tests. There have been no
cations were that any, future rejecl"ions;, 'fhe tests were inprotests ' would b e on th e su(uted a f (ex mannish apprderly side.
pearing girls won medals in
The IOC's medi c~l com- past Ga mes •
m ission is in a dispute With
No one knows [0 .what exthe Internat ional Swimming tem" the viol e nce that beset
Associat.ion 0 v e r girl swtm-' .tt. is nation has affecte d the e xmers t aking (h e se x t e s r. pec[ed influx of tourists.Th e
Be rge Ph illips, th e Australian rea so n is tha t the gove rnm e nt
pre side nt of the as soc iation, reqUired r oo m s to be pa id fo r
sa ys the tyt s ar c degrading In a d van c e .
The hote ls
a nd shockIng and opposes naturall y r e port they ar e so ld
the m. . .
OUt.
How e ve r !Some girl s wimAlre ad y the gam e s have set
mer s have volunt ee r e d to tak e a reco rd. Mo r e than 7,500
the te s ts So far. mo r e tha n athl e les from mo r e than IOU
;:~~l~ 01Jt ~f the 962 na tio ns a r e co m peting he r e .
Tok yo tn 1964 sel the present
re cord of 94 nations and
ra ces a nd t he fi e ld e vents.
,.he thin air he lps in [hest::
cases.
5,565. athl etes although Helsinki in 1952 dre w 5,867 ath-
letes from on~ y 69 nations.
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s wim s a nd running places will
be be lo w world sta nda rds . but
it is equa ll y s ur e tha t wo rld
r eco rd s will fall in the s hoI t
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The i nl).ing since Hack Wil son mis -
McLain, sec'ond choice
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run s in the second when
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Pitchinc ace- Denny McLain , a
Mclain mows
'em down
t,,'o-time lo ser in the World Series, held the 51. Louis Card inals
to nine hits Qnd one run Wednesd a}· to e\' en th e series at three
gam("s apiece . ... ni s teammates
I pro\' idrd ("Qua il }' ~u t s tandi n g batling su pp ort sco rin g 13 run s on
12 hit s .
Twenty teams
to
FRANKLIN
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play 'flag'
Twent~ teaJ1ls will pair off
Felts Triple F's vs . Brown
at 4:30 p.m. Thursday for In- Bears, fie ld fiv e . Warre n II
Iramual flag football.
vs. Fells Feelers fie ld si
Tree Joc ks will meet Daf- Se venth Wonder vs. the F
fadils, field one. Puffs VB. Q ' s, field seven, C .U.D. Sup.
Caesars; field two. Wesley por ters vs. Aggies, field eight.
Foundation vs. The Pack , field
Ash Street Mothers vs.
three • . Razzel D~zzel vs . Eg-yprian Sands West , fie ld
Alle n ~ar dvark s, held four· j nine . _Tau Kappa Epsilio n vs. ·
L~o n s . Lus~es VS . Pierccy Kappa Alph a Psi. fi e ld e le ven.
SonJa s . h e ld hve . Warr e n U
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vs . Warren Rebe) s , fi e ld six.
David F . Low, WatchfTIoker
\Y right 1 Rebels vs . Boomer
Bombers 1, field seven. De412 S. IlIjnoi.
vils Pride vs . Wilson Hall,
Phone 457-4654
fi e ld
e ight " Vultures vs.
Expert
Gr ee n Sheers Best, fi e ld nine.
IVa' ,b. Clock And.Jewe/ry
Sigm a Pi vs. Alpha Phi Alpha ,
!Jeld e l ~ v en .
Repa iring
Frida y's aClian wiU a lso
..Lf!,.ather And Metal
begin al 4:30 p.m.
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Viatchbands
Malibu Maul e rs vs . Caslle ..... ;Rogues , fi e ld one . Big House'
Will Al so Special O ;der
vs . Wine Heads, fi e ld three.
Jvrything For You.
The ~inners vs. Th e Brown.
fie ld four.
Int,.odu<i~g
Buys
Say-Mart Foods
Cello Carrots
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"That DO make a differ -
injured Earl Wilson in Mana- Norm Cash walked on
3-1 ence." Schoendiens( said, but
ger Mayo Sm ith's pre-game pitch, W!llie Horton doubled added: "He pltche \! good. aamnion, made up for' [we him home and Bill Free han'_ gainsl us in his firs t s tart,
G#rlier defeats by Bob Gib- ' broke a 16 - at - bat \litless but his control w~s bener
son as he c am e back strong s treak , with a single scoring today."
with a cortisone shot easing Honon. Washburn, a winner
With shutout king Bob Gib his aching right shoulder.
with r e lief help from . J oe '" son going for the Cards in
The Tigers' vi cto r y once Hoerne r in th e thi rd game, lh.e final gam~ againslDetroit's
again PUtS it squa r e ly up to was wUd and was no\.t hrowing Mickey LoUch , did SchoenGibson. the Cards' strikej)_ut hard.
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dienst think ma ybe the Cards
ace, in a seventh game due l
The third inning staTted in- had a Uttl e edge?
Thursday with le ft-band e d no ce ntl y e nough with a wa~
"N o sfr," R e d s aid.
Mickey LoUch, also a 't~O _ to Dick McAuliffe on fo u r~ "You're all equal when yo u
time Series winner.
pitches. · Before it was over walk out o n t~at fi e ld."
Morning showers delayed 10 runs we r e i n, IS me n had
CtbsoD and Lolich have · won
the stan for 10 minutes and been a t pat and · th e Cards' rwo g-ames e a ch t is Se rie-s .
umbrella s sprouted in the Washburn, Jaste r. Ron WilSchoe ndienst sai he would
cro wd of 54,692 at Busch lis and Dick Hughes had been play Roge r Marls . n rtght
Stadium as the rain resumed roughe d up for a grand s lam fi e ld in t he final ga c , 31la st of the sevemh i n- flb mc r. s ix singles , four wa lk s rho ugh Maris to ld his mana The lights weTe turned a nd a hit~ batsman.
ger hI:: had lIoubh.· hi tllng Lo on all during the dark, cloudy
A fl e r McAuliffe wa lh :d, li c h when Man s was...In I he
aft e r noo n. Pla y wa s he ld up ~ni~ k:r ~~~~~:~' !i~~l:~d t~h~:(: Ameri ca n Lcagu~ .
for 49 minUi es by rain i.n the · hilS and dro ve in fo ur r uns ,
Shop . · Llh
last of Ih e e i.gh lh.
pumped a s ingh: to \ c~ nt e r ,
!J AI L ' · £G ...... TIA.~
By the lime Ihe game was
r es um e d onl y a handfull of fan s :flor~~gw~s~~~i~~e . Thai was
r e mained in the r ain- soaked
As the St. Louis Cardinal s
stands. Some pre s s · box wags trooped Im o I h e dUbhousc
~~~~~~~dila S~~U6d a~a:~~:~ after ab so rbin g a 13-1 loss 10
it .beca me le ga l 10 s ave the Detroit in I he sixlh ga ml' o f
baltered Cards ' f ro m absorb - ~h:t ~~~I~ ~er~csMwCe~~e:e~Y;
in~urtht:r punishment .
shouted:
"I-k y, gl't • m to ~
The .e ries th us followed the mo rr ow, me n, gl't 'm lomor sa'l'e paue rn as 1967 when lhe ro w, dammi t '"
Cards ~ ned up a 3-1 e Jge
.Exc~Pt fo r that ple a, the
~..~~St~f~;~Y ~~b~~o: :~I~~ Ca rd ina I s we r e ~c nc ra ll y
quiet .
Managt!r Re d Schoe ndicn sl
J im Lonborg in the final. The
~~:)f ~::i~i~stoW:~et~:c~~~: was so me thing of an e xception.=,.....
Red So x in a best - Of- 9 set
• ·G lad [ 0 St.. e your smiling
i n 1903 L the Pittsburgh P irat es face , Re d," one new s man r e eASY PAYIE NT PLA""S
in 1925 a nd the New York mark ed.
Yankees In 1958 .
"W hat e lse c an yo u sa) , "
., 4 f,()od pfar ~ !.Io fUP
Once again Gibson, who I~s t Schoendienst r l·p1.i c d. " The)
fo r all flf .\fl ur /flSlJ ran ,. (' . "
wo rk e d Sunqay in the r ai:1 de - beat the d.ich:ns o ut o f us .
layed ga me at DetrOit, will Every time the~' mo ve d a bat
have thrce .. days' r e~t whil e his it was a hit."
opponent, Lolich,willhavehad
What about De?n y McClain ,
o nl y tWo days to reco ve r from the Det roit ace wbo lost prcviMonda y's winning effort.
ous Series stans aft e r win7IlJ S.
It was apparent e arly that ning 31 in the r egula r season?
this was nOt Washburn's day. Some one noted he
a 12The Tigers hopped on him for run lead
-
a rouse d Delroit Tigers clob judged a fly ball at PhUabered St. Louis pitching· for de lphia in ~929 and opened th e- ,
3 record-tying 10 runs in tb e gates for ]0 runs by th e
third inn'ing Wednesda y and Philade lphia A's against the
square d the World Series at .. Chicago Cubs. The A' s, lrailthree games each With a 13-1 ing 8- 0 · at the Cime, also sem
victor y behind Denny M c - IS men to bat.
. ...
La i n, a two-time lose r.
The finalscor e- didn'l qui~e
Jim Northrup's grand ~ lam match the New York Yankees'
homer off r e lief pil~t.e r La~- 18.- 4 r out of the New York
r y Jaster was tfie big blow 10 Glants in 1936.
th e lh ird w~en the Tigers sen . Julian Javier's si ngle with
15 men to the plate against £wo OUt · an~ (wo on in .the ninth
loser Ray ~a s hburn and tbree saved the Card~ from sufothers.
fering the most lopsided shut _
It was the ~iggest Se ri e s OUt in Ser.ies history.
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By Stephanie Rro 'lllr'n
Senior Citizen' s ' C lub in West
Frankfort. Eight ether cl ubs
Four c hairs and a cast of have alre ady booked dates for
five Slu st ude nt s m ay be a Nov. 6 and 16; J an. 6, 14
so ur ce of inspiration for r e - and 16; Feb. 20; a nd April
tired peop le in 60 ulhe r.n il - 15 and 17. Si xteen ope ning
da ,,"s a r e stHI a va ilable . Any
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For
Wit h I h es~ minima l int e r es ted g r oup sho uld co ning r edlC ntS the Ill inoi s De - la C! Mi ss Willin gha m bywritpa n-me nt o f Mema l Hea lt h Ing t h'c SI U De panmc ni of
hL'3ter .
hopes 10 ".prumOlc so c ia l inte re 6t a nd Imp r o v ..: me n! a I
hea lth by sIX>ns ()ri ng a h~lf­
hour o la \. The n la \' .. E~cr
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ling dea ls wit h t he p r obl ems'
o f r e tired pt"o p k, and W ill bL'
g iven thru ughou [ thl.· 19h5-hl)
:;(.: hoo l year .
E ac h year ff) r Sli m \..' l U YL';.trs
the ml' nta l ht.·3Ith dl..· panm . "m.
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In . . uorx:rat lon wll h Ih\, SIU
Depart m~m o f The d\L'r . ha s
sponso red a pia y o n su m e as pec l of m enta l health. Cam ill e
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Willi ngham , dlr ecUJ r o( thL'
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pla y and ·a grad ual e assislanl
In the The3l l· r Dcpanm ..: nt.
R ouJes ror the fr ee bu s s f'rvice Lo c it), c hur sa
id she fee ls [he play will
ches ar e p ic ture d above . C hurches p artici be " e nli ght e ning " 'and wi l l
pati n e i n lhr Ca rb ond al e Mi n ish' ria l As sohelp r elired peop le r ca li zt"
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bu s service ar e B elh el :\ .M. E . .
the Im po rlance of kN" Qin g a~­
C h'urch or t h e Nazar .. np . Ch r istian SC'ie n c p .
ti vt:- ,
.Ev ancelican Pre sby t er ian ,
E p i ph an y Lu Some 2S t~..' r fo r: m anq,"H will
be giv ~ n du r ing Ih~ ~' e ar " T tlc·
~n , Fir st Bap tist. Firs t 'C hr istian , F i r s t
casl
w ill tra ve l with in a 100\1e th o dist, First Prt.>sb.l ler ian . Gra ce \1 f' l h o BU B routes
m ile radi us of Sl U each week
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d ist , Good Sh e ph e rd " nlle d C hurc h 0 1 Ch r is t ,
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to appea r befo r e Civi c , s o Hop e lllo'e ll B aptis t , Lut h e ra n St ud ent (' rntN ,
Cial a nd edu c ational gr o ups.
Rock HH I R a p tist , St. " nd r~ E pis c o p al.
No s pe c ial stage faci li ties arc
r equ ir ed fo r the pla y. whi c h
U~iver8tty B a p tist . Wa lr"l~ Stree t Ba pt is t
can be presented a nywhe r e . '
and "'e8~e rn H eigh t s C hr istian .
a nd no fee is charg ed , a c c~ding 10 M IS S Wdlinp;ham,
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R eh~a r sa l s will beg in Mo nd a y. The fi r st pe rfo rmanc t!
at any co m -er along the ir route l ast yea r , - Dunbar aurib4leQ will be Uc t . 22 befo r e l h.c
11)' Rodc.er Streitmatter
if hailed by t he s tu dent s. "The th e wea k r esponse to th e 1ack
Fr ee- bus service' for sru s t reet trav el ed ar e South~Ma in o f s uffic ie nt publici ry am o ng
students wis)1 ing to attend and South Unive r sity from new s tude nt s .
r eli gous se rvices has been ex- Main to Mill, Mill Street from
Ma r y Beth Brady, a ne w
pandt.·d t his year. The se r - University to Oakland, South trans fe r s tu de nt from Be Uc vice now . erovldes trans- Marion from Matn to Grand, vi n e Juni o r Co ll ege, ..-..a.s
portati on from living centers South Wall fro m College to o f many s tu dent s affec t
bot h on and o ff-campus.
F ree man, and East Colle ge th is lack of publicit y. i 'The
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Yello w school buses from and E ast Freem an from Mar- bu s se rvic e is fin e, " \.S<1id
t he We st Bus Se~tc eC o . are ion co Wall.
Miss Brady . "but there ;Was
us e d. The Carbondal e MinIsTh e Rev . RoyCrie be l, mtni - poor comm uni cati on."
te r ial ASSOCiation sponso r s ster o f th e Church of the Good
Fl ye r s intend ed to be in ~ the se rv ice; The Re v. Irvln~ Shepherd , was chairman o f the elude d 1n new s tu dent pa c ket s
L. Dunba r of the F i r s t Bap- fre e bus service und e r the old were not d i s t ribut ed .
ti s t Church is the co mmittee s ys te m . Under the expanded
syste m he hopes many mo r e
chairman .
Du nba r said th e expansion students will be ,se rv ed and
cam e aft e r Wilbur Moulton, that c.h u r c h atte nda nc e will in dean o f stud ent s. reco mmend- crease.
e d tha t atte nt ion be giv en to
The"exp:tnded se rvic e began
' P 'lnl In .. !l L A PI T '-' L L E: TT~Io?"
s tud e nt s living off campus , Sept. 29.
Fou r bu ses too k
mo r e t ha n half of the Uni - students to se rvices and~hre e
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ve r s ity enroll ment .
buses made r e ru rn t rips . Th e
S k l p . p .. ( ... ~ I ..·.. o-n "' '' ' II .
T o serve off- campus stu- buses se rv ed a total of 344
C.,.."I .. n \ .. .. N " I .. Ion .. .. . .. 1... 1! [,n "
dent s , [he bu ses will now stop student s , about t he sa me as
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annual St~ LOU-i s ' Caree r Day
Oct. 2ft/ s ponsored by t he St .
Loul s 'Ghapter of the Missouri
Soc ie t y o f Ce n lfled P ublic
Accou nunt s,
.
A numbe r o f accounting stude nrs from se ve n .un ive r sities
in the Il li nois-Missouri ·area
will s pend a day wit h one of
the seve ral publlc account ing
Accou nting Depa rt ment.
In the evening, all p~ n lcl ­
pant s . will atte nd a dinne r
mee ting sponsored by the Missouri Societ y of CP A's.
Account ing fac ulty members Shlrlsh Seth, Douglas
Car bun and Baron-w!1I accom pany th e s tude nt s.
_
F'o!)e
I~. Dail,
KIND OF AD
o For Sol .
DEmplo ym e n,
Wont ed
WEAR
Arrow -Shirt.
Jantzen- Sweate ..
H'aggar-l , vi-Slack.
Flor.heim-Shoe•
r••lken!·
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Offere d
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C;.., bo"du l.
evypti';" O c: to ber 10: 1961
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CHECK ENCLOSED
T o ron a ' o ur ' ... . ,.
m u lt'ply l o u d numto... ,, ' l In,.. I,m .. ' ,,, ., p .. . l, n ..
•• In (li ... I.,d ......c ... ' .. 10· • • F u r .. . .. mpl .. . " , ... U 'un
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S DAYS
10
4
FOR
DAY
3 DAYS
.. 110""
THE FINEST IN MEN'S
•
fi r m s in th e St . Lout's· area._ •
St ude nts will take pa n In lec•
tUrt:S, . p i sc usstons and wo r k
•
. sessions designed to acquaint
th~m . wit h th e challenges and
' opponun ltles of public. accounting, as well as t he In te r nationa l operat1.ons 0(. large
accounting firms. accO'rdJ ngto
r.-harJ es . ~ _ .Ba,ron of the ~ I U
PHON E NO .
ADDR ESS
2.;.
.d
Iftaih· d
(85"",5). O . .. ' ...· 0 Ion .. . d fo r : h ..... d ... s • u u.
5 1 ]0 (65(1<2 ). M,nnnum . .. at l<or .." " 0
10f
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On· cqmpus· job
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Student., fa<ulty
.' .
,nterv,ews
Filing timeliow open
·jor absentee ballots
.)
Following a r e on- campus job t nte ~t e w s
s chedule d at Unive r sity P l ace me nt Serv ices.
Fo r ~ppojn tm ents and addi t ional info rm at ion,
Int e r ested stude nt s may phone 453-239 1 o r
stop by t he P l ace me nt ' Office at 5 11 S.
C"" ham. Colle ge-5qua rc , l3u ll d ln ~ B .
~1 0 n da l',
Oct . 14,
1 ~8
Ha ll m ark Ca rds Inc: fl.ta rk e tln g , financia l
cont ro l , prod uc ti on and e nginee rin g : sa les
ca r ee r de ve lopment , ope rati ons r esea rch ,
ad va nc ed t e c hni cal re sea rch , c r eati ve de s ign and ed ko rlal.~gree in bus iness ,
li be r al a rt li , m ath';", j o u~ aJl s m , e nginee rIn g, erc . )
Tuesday , Oct. IS, 19,68
MCDonne ll -Dougl as Co rpo r ati on: Technology ,
phYSiCS, ll1 at h., bus iness· admtOl st [ ati ori
and accountin g maj or s fo r pos itions In
[he following a r e a s : e nginee r ing , r esea r c h,
m anufacturin g. prod uct suppo rt , ft scal ,
autom aUon c e nt e r .
Ha llm a rk Ca rds, Inc :
1968 date.
SIU sl ud c m s a nd faculty who
iSle r ed vote n . s houl d m a il
R ic har ds - Wilc ox Divi s ion; Engin eC' rin g will . not be p r e se nt in the ir form s In as soon as poss l bh:
te chnology , indu s trial tec hnOlogy, man age - vo ting di stTic t Nov. 5 , c an 10 Ins ur e r ece iving the ba ll ot
no w fi l l! f o r thc lr absenh.'e "; n t im e .
[11 e m;' m a r ke ting.
ball o t s ,
T hll r ~r'aYI
• 5. Air For ce Office r Sel ectlon: O ffi c ~ r
candidates (P ilot tr a ining, n avtgato i traln ing, e ngi.nee r , weat he r offi ce r , ca n ogr aphy, nur se , et c . )
\0 J a c k -
r:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::1
J ~H... k so n C ou nt \ .... .In Vote 31 the '
Coun Iiousl.,.· pn u T to Nov . 5 ,
or th ....·\ . .: an hJv\.' thL' ba ll ot
m a lled ' ,o ihl:rn .1 1 Ih", .ldd r ess
whl..'rl.: th",\ Wi l l be ti n L· h.: ... Ilun da\ . 'M otil :;ludl..'llls a nd '
f8l:uli} 'w ho Jr ....· rl! ~lsll.· rl.· d In
(" Qu m ICS o l hl..' r Ihan J al.- k su n
On . I i . IQ(,S
All ied ;"1il l s , In c : S.1 k s (OS" In .Jgricult ure , libe ra l a n s o r bu s inesR admi nistr at ion.)
III1Ud l ass ignm e nt :
J wo yea r
on- t he - job tral,Q irg p rog r am . Prod uc t iu n
(De grce in c b!.J l-~cchan i ca l ,l mJ u s tria l. o r
c hem ical enginee rin g.) Ini t ia l assi gn me nt: will T""' (" I..'\ V l; their ahst.:nlcc
ba l hlls 111 I hI.' m.lI ) tx·! w et.' n
e ngin c(' r s a r e nceded in tr ai ning progra m
now a nd No v. 1, If 1 h..'\ ha v\.'
to pr epa r e fo r pl ant manage men t. Traf'app llt.'d f u r u nl..' ,
"
fi c (BS in bUSiness ad min is t r at ion " o r
tran s po n aUon) tniti al Assignme nt; AsAbst'nt ...·c bJ. llu l fu rml:i a r l.."
s is t a nt n :a fUc manage r . purc ha s ing CBS a va il able al both the Demoin bUSiness ad mini s t r at ion o r r elat ed crat i C and R c publl ca n IkadIniti al Ass ignm e nt : Asst. pur- qu a n ers in C ar oo nda le , R t' Il...fie ld s.)
c ha s ing age{lt.
Gr anit e Cit y SteeJ Compan y: Ac count ant s
for on. th e - Job tr a ining in ge ne r al acco unt In g, data process Ln g, audit ing. co st ac count ing, fo r ecam1ng and s yst ems.
Go to the M'oo
They are Open till 2:00
U, S. Naval Ammu hlt lon De pot : P hys ic ists ,
c he rn 1s t s , "m.3the m a~t cta n s , e nginee r s .
Friday. and Saturday!!!
Re (e r to Oc t. 14,
Stat e F a rm "Ins uran ce Co mpany: Manage me nt train ees , accounting tra inees, prog r amm e rs, ac tu a ri al, Invest ment s , fle ld
. claim s r e pre se ntat ives. (Degr ee In bu 81!le s s , In d. an s . accounting. e tc.)
Untt ed St ate s -A l r Fo r c e; ~·1an age m e n t t raLntng
prog r a m II) bus iness admi ni stration a r e
o f s uppl y, procure me nt, m a inte nanc e. Al so
pos it ions In pe r sonn e l , accountin g, manage ment anal ys i s , and budge t ad ministration.
Co mpu t e r ' prog r amm e r training.
(Degree in bus ines s . mat h., lt be r al a n s ,
etc. )
U. S. Arm y Aud it Agenc y: Audito r tr ai nee
p o si t I o n s - to pe rfo r m co mpr e h.en s lve
m anage me nt t ype inte rn a l "audit s of co mpels and dlv e r s lfe d Arm y ac t iv ities. Ac co un t ing m a jo r (36 qt r. hr s .)
aCL"O r d i ng
ProctC' r 8: Ga mbl e Distributi ng Co mpany; so n <':o u nt~ C le rk ' s., _ Offi ce .
Sa lt's ma nage me nt tr a inees de alin g wi th "
Absl:llh.:I,: vo t i ng ..\<i ll co n co nsume r pr od uc t s .
Ii nu\.' 1hr ough N o v . "1. r hOSl!
peapl\..' who a r c r c gi s tl' n.:d I n ~
F. S. SeTV4ce In c :
date .
Re fe r to Oct . IS, 1968
Arthur Yo un g &: Company (CP A' s ); Acco unt ant s for audi t sta ff of mo st offic es in
t he U. S. Oppo n un ltl es fo r t a x and manage ment se rvice s sta ff a s sign m e nt a r e al so
available . (Ac c ounting maj or s)
,.
t
Fa m ou s-B ~ r r Company: Manage me nt t r ainIng prog r a m : Will int e rvi ew al l bul sness ,
m a r ke tin g and li be r al · a_Its applica nt s •
F rid a y, Oc r. i8 , 1968
Na tura l Gas Pipeline Co m pany of Am e ric a:
Enginee r ing (m echa nical , e lect r ic al, c ivil,
c hemical and Industri a l. )
Wednesday. Oct . 16, 1968
Re fe r, to
Blue Cr oss HOS pital Se rvi ce In c; Man ageme nt Tra ine e s fo r the following pos itions :
Accountant s . dat a pr ocess tng. and sales.
P r ima ril y seeking BS
F. S. Se rvi ces Inc :
de gr ee ca ndida te s ID an y fie ld o f 'Rr ic ultu r e . Also inte r e sted in stude nt s wi t h
a rur al backgr ou nd who a r e in the fi e ld
f'If bus.iness.
Defe nse Suppl y Age ncy: Acc ount ing, bUSiness
adm in istrati on. chem ist r y. econom ics , office manage ment , fi nanc e , indus t ry and
t ech nology . indust rial r e lat ions ma t hem at iCS, ph ys ics • .
' ~l c Don nell - Dougl as COl-po r at ion :
Oc t. IS , ) 968 date .
I
Ministers I),elp weary transients
8 )"
In gri d T an"cr
anot he r rown, a ccord ing [Q [he
Re v. Ca rl R. Wa tk ins , mini s te r
of the Wal nut Stree t Bapti s t
C hur c h. " T he tran s iem is
us ua JI y a fai rl y c le an -curgu y,
a nd ask onl y for so me food and
a place to s le e pfOT the night, "
he a dde d. He Co ntinue d that
[he ave r age e xpe nd itu r e c n
one of these people is $7 .
"So fa r , no SIU s t ude nt s ha ve
bee n ~no w n to come in seeking aid',fr om the Associa tion ,
~ rhaps beca use the s tude nr
a s ~a-pla ce [0 live and so me ay of ge tt ing food whUe he
i s in Carbo ndale, " c ite d the
Re v. Watkins .
He conc lude d tha t the num be
r of pe r sons who seek aid
We ar y t r an s ient s in Car bo nda le
ha ve a f riend-the
l\Hni s te ri a l Associarion.
The"' Minis teri a l Associat ion , ope ra t in g on a ye a rl y
budge t of $8i 5, does what e ver it can to he l p tr a ns ie nt s
who r un out of m one y duri ng
the ir s ta y i n Ca rbon dal ~ . The
mone y Is s upplie d [0 the
Minis te rial Associa tion by the
Carbondale Unite d F und.
If a perso n needing he lp
conta c t s one of t he m in is te r s
he is se nt to t he Ca rbonda l ~ Police 5t aflon to fi ll out a
f orm .' T he form . wh ic h mu s t
be acco mpanied by s o me t ype
of ide n't1fl cation, ' is used to'
keep a r e cord of pe r sons
he l ped, a nd a l so gives the police a pos itive Identification
E~rly
tbe
tran s ie nt. If the
of
tra ns ie nt Is .not a fugitive
To
Make
VacaiioD
from justice, he Is the n se nt
to t he Hub Cafe for • • meal '
R e 8e rvll tiOD8!!!
an d to the Franlclln Hotel to
r es t fo r Ute nlgbt.
BltA Traver
T he average transie nt who
Serv ice
,-r e quest s aid. is us ually a
, mi ddle-aged. ma n, trave ling
715 50. U" i ve ~. ity
through who ·ha s r ece ntly lost
a Job and Is trying' to Re t to ..._....:.....:5;..4;..9;..-..;7:..:;3,.4
:.:.;.7_ _...J
t
Never toC?
...
I
per yea r is far gn:a t ~ !" in
propo rtion than the a"Joum
of mo ney in (he budge[. II €'
s a id tha t whate ve r c a n be
done (0 he lp these peo ple fs
Freema n 8: So , Unive r s Hy
c ar .... led OUt as long as . the
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Airgo Inc. makes it possible for you to. fly
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No-w-s1li ng - bu~ II IO~~
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It
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Men's .,
1o njght !
CHUCKA
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$.10 88 .
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M en ' s c huc ka bouts
NalUral brush""'d It.:atht;: r
Sizes 0 1/ 2 -1 2
Men's Long Sleeve
Perma Press
DRESS
SHIRTS
for
Bedspreads
$-38 ,8 each
FREE! O~e
Playtape
with
Purchase
3 $S
Reg. $6.98 Value No Iron
Fine Wale Corduroy T~e
~henille
$8 88
Lus tro us
sh irt s of
high - count r eg ular coll ar d r ess
10<.17L cOlton. Look greal a ll da y lo ng
Wh ile onl y.
Slzcs , (nec k) 14-1 7 Ii (s lee ve ) 32 -35. Co m' -PVc at S 2. 79 each .
because no i r oning i s needed.
Men's
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• Machine washable viscose ra yon spr ead
• Beautiful new fashion solid colors
- Colorful, deco rati ve matching fringe
• Full and twin bed s izes
Tone on Tone
Polyester and Nylon
AREA
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/
21 " X34 ,, $ 2
.Ideal lor bath, living room and
.
bedroom
24" X42 "
$ 3-
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• Be autiful (ashion color s With
matching lu~urious brush 3 0 " X 54" $
fn nge
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St ylish tW O or three bunon
spo n coats In wools & wool
ble nds designed lor bOlh good
Sizes 6 1/ 2 -1 2
12" X .12"
Wash Cloth
• Thi ele, s oft, absorbe nt (err y' yarns
• Pi nk, bl ue and gold on white ground
• Perfect lor hOrne or gil! gi ving _
l ook s and c omfort. Choose
fro m a wide variety o f solids
a nd f anCies. Sizes: 36- 46 (R),
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Delight
\ 5" X 2,6"
Guest Towel
_
SPORT COATS
99
$13?
Fi ne l y tailo red iv y model dr e ss s lacks
tha t are wrinkle -fre e . T he s lacks
fe atur e pre-c uffed bonoms and be llloops . Choose fro m a wide arra y of
solid colors. Si zes: 28-4 2. Co mpar e
$6. 95 .
at
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22 " x 44" _
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,
Special Purchase'
~pecUJt
value!
'L adies'
LUXURIOUS
~
"Ladies'
DRESSES
Bulky,I(nit
SWEA'TERS
Whil ..
quantiti .. s
l ast
:\ Vl.'q
s pecia l gro up u f (>xc lting l }
nl..'W s t.·.1S0 n fashi o ns 3 1 an unh\: li evabh:
pfI;..e . Yo W'U find that mJn~ Jrl..' pnl..
of a kl.!!.9 s t ~ k s: 2 p l t" Ll "Ne hru "
l ou~ §..J'n pri ms and soll d~ . or ion k :li l
sk I mm l' r s , sha rk sk i n shl f t 5 In scvt:r.:i I
It' s s ..... eater time and
we ha ve all the "eweSI
bulk y knit fashi o ns and
sh:l d'cs 3( J l o w. lo w
pri ce . FuJI fashi o ned
hand loo m ed; hand or
mac hine w as h a b 1 ei
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cable o r l ock k.nits;
novell y bu t I 0 n-down
fronts; 100<)[, virgin
acryli c.
Pink, blue ,
elf ron, green, white .
bod y s t ~ k ~ , .... utt uns In si rlpes , p rtnt s
and solid s .
Be e a rl y . yo u ' ll WJnt
sl..' ve r a l o f these out st and ing url..' s!"
va luc·s . Sizes H- I S.
7k,~~
Sizes small. medium •
. large.
IT'S~,£w,
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Lad~s
LEATHER
JACKETS
Ladies' Stretch
DENIMS
$222
$1,18 '8
Truly an exceptjonal value ar e
these durable. II gh t w e Ig ht
str ei c h dl!: nims. Nylon-cO(wn,
ma c hine washabl e, ~rmanem
crease , e xpandex stretch (hal
bends with your move ments,
It' s new , II'S exc iting, u' s f ashlOn able! Choose fr o m a lar geasson~
m ent of st yl es and l engths: " SUZl t'
Wong" styl es with M anda r in co llar
and new side vc'ms; doubl e br ea sted
a nd belled SI yles in c arcoatiengrh s;
sho rt ja c k t!t styl es, so perfect f ur
wear 10 cas ua l a ffair s. A llt he new
double faced wa istbands. Sand,
be ige, blue, r ed, gree n. Sizes
8-18.
Girls'
SEACK SETS
Si zes
3·6 X
SiZes
7·}4.
s hades . Sizes 6- I 8.
$' 58
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$258
So perfect for pla ytime or
after 'School change" 100<)[,
,
wa shable COtton corduroy ~
slac)c.s With boxer or belt
loop "waistbands and matching classiC" shix:t in floral
or geometric prints in a
REEO' S '5T AllON ROAD
'ANO ROUT.E 13 EAST ,
variety of collar s t yles.
SetS with matching .shirts
• CARIONDAL~
in black, red, brown, green
and blue.
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10.
1961,
~I
US students have too m~h ·
-Russian prof
~a id .
s he
Ill ' In s Coh l'n
mu s t gu
m any lc a rni np,
The
t oo
lhruug h
prn cl·;·~e:-:
M-
he- i s C V1;'I! ~ I \'"n ;l bit
~ tagl'.
.Y.
f\ 1r:-=; . l. iap !fJ v ,l· ;1\";,. I1l1led
{h a l rhl.: r~ i :-. m nf ...' ,tlh ' nuun
A m e rica n s [ude nr has f o r c
mu ~ h
Il' ls ure
rime ,
In
the opinion of a vi si linp; p1"o f esso T fro m Ru·ss ia .
P3rt o n
un dram3 l i ll·r.ll u,r~
. (hI.-'
dl,: Vl· !v l ,nh.: llt
i
i magi nation and vUH.: ...· I n Hu;-. i' i 3 th 3 n in Ih ...: l ' n i ll.'J 'i 1 .J h..'~ .
"' hI: :o'a i'd [ hal wd:::l Y itu ... s i J ha s
1 he I r 3 Tl1~n St udl..' nt s Assoc .
Wi ll h" ld a pll.· ni ~ S unda) JI
Th c- 3tre
<"'01,] 0, l P \
.scho o l
in
I-I \-' )si nki.
Finland, sa id [h a l in Hus:o' ia
" (he
s lIJ dc m s
d id
nm
ha ve
m o ment s
of le i s ure whe r e :3 f iVc-\l.,'a r ... r a l l,." I n ,. IITut \,." "IL-I Ill'), co uld s ~ o k c ci.g~ Te rtes v ote d t ~) Ihe ..; 1ud \' of I h ... ·,, 1r i'L'3 1
and co nverse . ~1 r ~ . Z iab lova,
,,~a id :o' he a lso fe lt tha t thf'
·~ C' ri can
yo ut h_ r e ad too
li tt le . She s ai d t hi s r es ult s
i n lack of kno wl e d ge in m a ny
.
Ame r ica n yo uth$ .
Mr s. Z iab lova Is Russ i an
bo rn , and ~ (t e nde d co ll e ge in
Sc.
Pe te r s burg. Ru ss ia . As
a young R u ~s tan actres s s he
h ad pe rfo r me d for the Tzar
o f ~ u ss i a, Nico lai 1.
Busy schedule helps
win fraternity award
Frate rnity office r, pr es i- Block and Snd1e Club and is
de nt o f t wO ca mpu s o r ganiza- a m e mber qf Alpha Zet a. a
t ions , m e mbe r o f an ho no r a r y sc hQlastic hono r a ry fr-at e rfr ate rnit y. int r a mu r al spo n s nity.
panicipan t and a ho lde r o f a
The pe rson able sen orfr o m
4, 5 o ve r all gra de poi nt ave r- Mino nk , a small town near
age.
Bloo mington. call ed th e awa r d
Those "a·re some of th e r e a- " the m ost ho no r ed I have ever
sons !\1ike Kl een was select ed r ece'ived and pro bably t he
out s ta nding fr at e rn ity man at mo s t ho no r ed I will ev e r ret he Int e r - Greek
banquet ceive, "
l\.1ik e think s G r ee k life ha s
S aw r d ay night.
~1i k e
is p r esentl y ho use bene-fite d him m ost by teachmana ge r and Int e r fra t e rnit y in g h im to wo r k wi t h oth e r
Co unc U rep rese nt ati~e f o r people. ,'In a fr at e rnit y people
Lit tl e Egypt Ag r icultural Coop have c loser ti es and wo rk to' soci a,l fr at e rnit y.
He p r e - geth e r bette r . P eopl e le arn
v io us l v served t he house as . much mo r e in th is ' s it u atio n, "
vice p r e.s ld8lll and wa s t he
With rush funct ions th is
pr e s ident o f bls pledge cJas s . week, he in vit ed e ve r yone o ut
In addi t ion to [he soc ial to Gr eek Ro w. " Man y pe r sons
fr ate rn it y activi ti es, he is don't un de r s t and Gree k life
p r es icrent of t he Agri c ulture and man y ju s t do n' t an e mpt
Councn , wa s p r es·ide- nt o f t he to und e r s t and it .
A pe r ~>n
s hould deC ide by pe r sonal ex..perienc e rathe r than b y ac t in g
Let~er
on hea r s ay."
Aft e r graduating from J o li e t
Junio r Coll e ge, Mik e came to
writing
program helps
SIU and pledged LEAC. Most
produce goodwill'
o f the fra t e rnit y membe r s a r e
majoring in ag r icu lture , (Mik e
You can lea rn a lot abo ut Is in anim al indu s tri es) , bu t
th~ wo rl d by wr iting ' le n e rs, approximat e l y 10 d j if e r e n t
An SIC s tu dent is pr omoting maj o r s a r e r epresented.
a
le n e r- wr itin g
progra m
which sh e says can help other
stude nt s ~ l ea rn a g r eat de al
about ho w people d iffe t and r e s e mbl e each m he r. Max ine
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Tron~ r, .a fres hm~n. Slal~:fthat
t he E n~h sh S pea~lng Unton is
kn~'=~ af;~.t'~~~[l~: ~~;~~e \~
She wa s a pupil of the grea t
Ru ss ia n d rama coach Sran islav s k y, who o riginated the
~ ian
thea tri ca l s ys te m.
Mr s . .z iablov a s aid s he ta ught
drama in the 1920' s , but the n
le ft j!.Ussia to perform in a
J:).a.ri s the atre ,
Mr s . Z iabl ova s aid he r fir St
visi t to the Unite d States wa s
te n yea r s ago. She s aid s he
wa s de lighted by he r vis it ,
an d decide d
to
Mrs, Z iablova ha s taught
a s viSi t ing pr ofesso r in m any
univ e r s ities, s u ch as the Uni ve r s h y of Ka nsas , Co rn e ll
a nd Midfi gan State , Las t winte r s he visi t ed~h e Univ e r s ity
o f Illinois.
She wa s invite d to 51U fo r
fa ll qu a rte r, aft e r whi c h s he
will r e t urn to the u niv e r s ity
o f IllinOis to te ach Slav ic and
d r am a a t the new C r e nar Cente r.
Mr s . Z iabl ova s ai d s he was
s ur prise d at t he d ifk-re nce
be twee n c ram a schoo ls in t hc'
Uni te d States an d In Hu ss ia .
She s aid tha t d ram a ma jors in
Huss ia are raughr d ram a fo r
f ive yea r s in hi gh sc hoo l, an d
the n attend a sl>.:ci a! the atri ca l
sc hoo l whe r e (he i r co ll e ge
s tud y wil1 r e vo l\' l ar o und
drama.
Mr s. Ziab!ova sa id s he wa s
distur bed at ''now Ih tl t' thE:'
p r ofessors o f dram a in [hI.."
Un ite d St3[eS re a ll \' teac h the
s tude nt s . " " In Hus~ i a , " s he
s a id , " not one minute i ~ lo&! Lbe r e is cons t a nt leij rning . "
Tne dra m a s tude nt in Ru ss ia ,
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wo rk (han~ thl-' Aml' rJ ca n aC lQr,
She said th at in ~ ur o pt.· , an
a c to r is a ss ure d at le a s t a
two ye ar contra c t o n Slagl.-';'
and so me t imc's has a lifc long poS iti o n in one thC'a trc .
She .sai d s he wa s s u rprisC' d
t hat a n A me Tl c an ac tor coul d
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Mr s . Zi abl ova sa id s he is
e n joy ing t rave l ing thro ugho ut
the Unit e d S tat C"~ , and ha~ dL' vel o ped m a ny fi ne fri e ndsh Ips
am ong bot h s tude'h t s and fac u lt y. She sa id s he is gl ad (Q
be te aching in the Unite d State s
beca use s he " wants to give the
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fro m t he Uni on in New York ,
C ity. One' mu s t s t at e things
s uch as age , sex. hobbles, interests, and t he Union ' th en
m atch"e s th<: fo rm With one
fTfJm a fore ign cOllntry. ~d
n otifi es . (:ach person of the
otheT' s mailing ac;t drCfis.
"The co rresponde nce can be
, . of gr eat value," said Mis s
Trone r .': She h as been -tn the
pr o gram s'jnce ~e was 14 .
CelH ~' r
make the United -<'"dge."
wo ul d like to becop1 e a chapte r
o f Alph a Gamma Rho , a na tion al social fr aterni t y.
Afte r grad uation in March,
..,Mik e p la ns to fLilfUI his milipromotlng goodW ill rhrougho.u r t r obf"g t!
Th
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t he wo rld t h r o ugh fo r e ign co'r- a y
1 a on.
,eo e ope.s
to o btain a ma~ter s degr ee In
r e spo nde nce.
TJ'le C n'ion provi des a cor- buSln{fs ad mmi s tration and
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"Working 'w ith .
company presidents
is part of the job:'
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helping him seJ ~ e his p roblem ..
'T m pretty much the tBM-Gorporal ion in
the eyes of my custome rs," says And y Moran.
" That ki nd of respo.nslbili ty ·s nol bad lor an
engi neer iust two years out of school.'·
Andy earred his B.S.E.E. In 1966. Tod ay .
he's a Marketing Representative with tBM .
involved in the planning, selling and Installa·
tion of data processing systems. .'
Plenty of business experience
/-
" Engineering was my firsQove ," Andy says,
"but I still wanted good business experience. "
./30 far. he's worked with customers~nyolved
in many different computer applications,
frbm engineering to busi ness. His conJacts
gO.from data processing managers all the
way .up to the president
of his. targest account.
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" At fi rst I wasa little nervous about work ing
at that level ," says Andy: " But then you realize
you 're trained to ~n~ what he 's trying to
~
Th ey not only sell dala -p r oce ss. ng eQu ipment
as And y does bu t also IBM office procuC ls
and .nfor ma tlon recorC s sys tems Many of
th e mOl e te chn lc;alt y Inc hnea are dat a
processing Systems Engineers
With h is working partner . the da ta pr oc essi ng Systems Eng ineer . Andy has helped
many customers solve their info rmati o n
handling pr oblems . I get a broa d ov ervIew .
of business beca use I run Into eve ry k ind 01
pro blem gOing . Sometimes I know the sol utions fro m expeoence Other ti mes I need
hel p fr om my manager .
II yo u 1e Interested In the oppo rtun iti es for
engmeer s and SCIen tists at IBM ask your placement off ice l or more Info rmall on,
" ,That's one of th e bes t things. My manage r
is more of a backup th an a boss. He 's there
' tBM Co rp .. Dept. C, lob So. Wackel D ...
when I need him. UsuaU.y , 1pretty much call
my own'shots."
Andy's experience isn't unusual at IBM. '
are many Marketing and Sales Representatives who co uld tell yo u of similar
experiences. And they have many kinds of
academic backgrounds : business. englneering . liberal arts , science ,
Th ~r e
Check with your placement office
Or se nd a re sum e or letter to Irv Pf ei ffer ,Chicago , ttl. 60606, We ' d like to hear from
you even If yo u' re headed for gradua te
school or mllhary service.
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Better informed
policemeg needed.,
city pastor says
D.' Slr'·('f1 S. Ohlmall
Francisco 3dded'"rbat a basic
,
land oj potentiq}, artfst 'says
the visiting pro ressor v31- "fin~ food and beautiful scenues th e opinions of sailor s ery" along the Big Muddy.
which he hopes to paint :wmerim e.
Napper would like t,o trav~l
n:r stuart Unger
John Napper, anist and vis- in e valuati ng his wo rk bec~us e
iting professor o f an at StU, [h ~ sailors li ve with the sea
' Yle WS the U nj i ~ 1 States ~s a and have the utmost feeling for
land o f gr~a t polential. He it.
cids th e great mix ture o f
Nap-,:>e r was invited t~ SIU
people who have united with by professor Herbert L. Fink
a common language as e v ide nce.
to the we st
~oast
and Rocky
Mo unt a ins and spend a sha n
tim e palntinghighlightsofboth
:~e~x~~~~ I~i~~e: y~~~~~:~ .O,-f_th_e_m-=~"a"'i"'lo-r."M"""'a-d"e--_
Nappe r [s serving on the
F~bru.ary.
Suit. and Spo,Tt Coat.
f aculty at the School o f Fin e
In co mmenting on I~tn e rtca.
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police bener versed in Ihe Ans thr·.,ugh sil rLng Quarter. " Napper said he found thi s part
In - ong - ong
ps ycho log ica l aspe cls of rl- A graduat e o f St. Martins o f th e co untry ve ry be autiful
Sui'" .from $,50
" ters and the like , in o rde r Sc hool o f Fine an in London , and compa r es it to the co unSample" Materia".
(o r thl..'m (0. be tt er judge l!1e Napper wa s awartjed the In- trysid e of Pa r is.
He lik es
&
sll ualio Qs with whi ch they are te rn arlona l An Crl'lcs Asso- Ame rican fo lk. mu~lc and e n......
tyle Book.
faced : '
elation award In 1962 for his joys picking o ut s ome run es
. ;.f"(Jilah l~
In Franci s co ' s op inion, a e)(hlblt o f seascapcs.fo1J.)wi:1g on hi s gUitar whe ne ve r he
Meet your tatlo r
de~line in m oral1t y In the U.s. a voyage on a 'F r ench boat. fin d s ti me . He has visited th ('
Tue., & Thu r.
has had a gn.' at dl.'a l of e ffect
Th e Briti sh a n lst wasco m- popu l a r ~1 a Hales r ::' S[aUr1nt ·
504 S. Hays #3
?n the r ising c.n m e rate . m ~!ilon ed . by the peop le o f iri"Grand T o we r and ho pes to
549.1903 Eveni
When Ihe fou ndIng falhers, ...,.biY);cpoo l. to pai nt th e Q\Jec n, rre::t~u~r~n~t:
hc:.r~~:'-::
'R~a~!.::"~r':
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,!od - fcaring m e n In man y The finished image crt""at cd a r
cases , mad e the la ws th~y bit of a scand a l, fo r Nappe r
• modern equipment
m ade the m . 10 go a long With had fail ed copainther s ITI I'. 1~.
the ir r e}lg lOtls co nvt c lions . Within a shon period o f t im e
An yone who b :,o~ c IhL".m was th e 'pa inting was full y accept e d
,\ . pleasan.
Ihe n a. Sinner , . he sa id. Mr. and hungtn Walk e r Art Ga ll e r y
atmosphere .
Fr~nc i sco be lIevc s Ihat the along wIth one o f Napper' s
nallon ha s m ove d awa y fro m favor ite pai nting s o f a c at and
this Ide a.
• kitte ns ..
• dales play' free
Mr. fr anc is cQ i s active in
Napper . was called be for e
loca l p r o gram s a s c hai rm an Lad y Winston Churchill to
o f both !he Carbonda ll: Eco- pain t her po nr ait fo r 51r \-nn no mi c Up po rtunity Co mmis- st o~Ot h blrthdlY.
Camp",. Shapp i n9 Ce n 'e '
s io n and th(' C o mmunit y Service s CouDc il and prc s ide m o f
the Carbo nd a lc Comminec-for
Total Schoo l Int cgr atlon.
goa l sho uld be 10 ·'have lh e
'Poli ce s hould -becomcbet le r ve rsed in cQf1rcmpo r a r j'
probfi!:ms: ' These are I he
word s of the Re vere nd ~1r .
John Francisco m inlstc r of
the A.M.E. c hur~h . andpr e s ident o f the · Carbondale
Mini steria l As~oclat=
'o
1r.
Francisco Isa rfcwlya
i cd
m e mber o f ·Gov. Shapi . ' s
co mmit tee o n Cnmina l Justi c e .
This committ ee will se rVe
a s a planning agenc y lo - devc lop pro grams autho ri zed by
twO acts passed by Congre ss
this yc ar __ Ihe Juveni le Oehnqucncy and COnlro l ACt and
the o mnibus crime bill,
s
fran CISco s ta lC' d his vi e ws·
on thc o bject i ve s of the co m ..
mllt l' l.' as a m any -fJ l·ctc d too l
fo r hcllc Ti ng. pn.'SL"nt co ndl l i ons , · ·W l' will look al present laws a nd In lIj;!.hl o f prl.'S~ m lo nd lllllO:-. br i nt! nc w law s
I nt O fo c us ( at ma\ mo r e e f! l.'.c·t Ive ly b nng"l a w· a nd o rde r
Int O '-' XJ s t l.' ncl.' ,
hI." s a id.
Wh en asked what m3 y.~ye
l- ranc lSC O be li eve s "po li ce prompt e d Go v. Shapiro to ap wo rk sho uld lak e o n a mo r e point him tothe co mm iuee , the
humanitanan view." ~e said minister said that he had be'e n
"the po lk,-' we re equa ll y to in Springfie ld last summer .
blame a lo ng With the pr o - and had pre s ided as the chapteslo r s ," at the fiasco inChi- lain o f the week in th e Senate .
cago during the De m oc ratic He sa id he m e t Shapiro, who
Convent Ion. "The poUce o ve r- . wa s th e n lie ut e nant govacted, and were ' too worried ernor. "and possibly he ...was
about their jobs a nd the ir i mpressed wit h what he
heads to do an e rrective job,'" beard:'
he s aid.
O ne goa l of the committee,
F rancisco said, "will be to
see that the police of lllinois
are the beSt traine d, beSt
infor med , and th e beSt acting
law office rs in the U. S • .
Asked how much time the
committee wo uld take from
his busy schedule, he replied, "I have no idea but as
long as we can help better
the situation, it will be wonhwhile!'
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Stitt has article
publish~d
Tho mas R. Stitt. SIU assist- four-week SIU summer
ant professor of agricultural g r a d u ate co ur se for high
, indUStries, is the author of school and junior college agrian illust.rated 'article appear- culture te ache rs conducted by
ing in the current fall iss ue Stitt under a S9,OOOgrantfrom
of illinois Vocanonal Prog- the state agency.
r ess ,
a publication of the
Illinois State Board of Voca- Klimstra lecture slated
tional Education and Rehablll·
W.D. Kllmstra wlll speak to
tation . .
the Fish and Wlldllfe Assoc.
The article , " Strucrured . 9n "Caree rs in the WUdltfe
Occupational Inte rn s hip for .....p rofession .. at 7:30 p.m. Mon Experienced
V oca tional day in Room 205 of th e Life
Teache r s ," is a r e port of a Science Building.
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