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Ea*t I.ansili» . M ieh igan . Friday, January 1 3 , 1 9 6 1 6 Pages 5 Lents
Swainsoi? Tells State Lawmakers He’ll Get ActionO v e r C o r n * P r o d n < * i i o n
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SWAINSON GIVES I IRST STATI MESSAGE
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Greek W eek Petitions Due
Ixeture-( loncert Series Presents Erroll Garner
B ill Negroes S iili «»lit
IrutfuaY O u s t s R ì h I
D i p h n u u t s
Segregation Tntls at of Ga.\ I I O l! S I \ .
U TERA TI'RE?—-Student* ->pcn<i their s u f i moinent» looking al :tfc» M o t “ M«I’*" maialine at AM»’* Drug < o. in Emit Lansing, i *t «eai-.be purctu««! >t
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Michigan Sta!«* Nrw«. Fast T tinning. Michigan EDITORIAL. Friday, Jannary 13* 1 9 6 1
Student Congress NeedsOrganization and Foresight
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‘It Look* Like A Whole Flock Of Them '
]1 wmdd srem ¡ipparonl that organi/al i<*n iimi foresight are n m t-sary ingre«lients forthi’ successful up« ration of any governm.....tal lttKly, an«l tin ’ perfonmmce pttl on i*% th<* stftdent congress «>t At S(i \\*»lne*«iny night support* this observation.
A proper consideration <>l legislation i nut possible, «’ither. when motions anil new motions are presente«! in sindi abnndun e th a t members find themselves in the pu 1- tion of not being able to follow them without a elarificatiun from the speaker.
Over twenty m inutes of this parliam entary m aneuvering occurreil last \\ ednesosy night, on an attem pt to bring the library checkout Epsolution out of the Organisations committee.
DURING this m aneuvering it also became apparent that the Organizations rom m itlee lisa no organization of its own. One member told congress the com m ittee had decided to report th i’ resolution out favorably, and a- nother member said they had «Uxlded to re tu rn an unfavorable report.
One committee member said he and ot : r members bad visited the library and discovered that the library had a new plan in mind already. How they could have discovered this without tnlkinv to the director ot t ! " library is extremely difficult to see.
The summary given by out- e«<nimill«a' member that ‘‘the eommittee. is in turmoil <eems like an understatem ent. However, to say this “ turm oil" is fqnfirted to one comm ittee would be ra th e r inaccurate.
talent ciipported cllar- r .L l by Al SO,e responsibilitya-
< am pus • best. ily, is an organization and, as such ,.the drive of At'SO.
THIS YEAR’S chest drive was to include a door to door solicitation in all the dorm itories, It now appeors, though, that th is will not be possible in several bf the dorm itories he- «•anse dorm constitutions prohibits door to door soliciting.
W ith th e drive scheduled to begin 1>' a l i t t l e over two weeks, we can’t help bu t wonder why this m a tte r had not come to emigres «’ atten tion before.
The point was made by one congress mem- ber that at a recent student-fneulty resource board m eeting, several student members «if tin com m ittee did not have the information available to keep the discussion moving at all times. I this the foresight that, m arks a iniod legislative body?
I'OR SEVERAL members at least, the high point oi last Wedm -day's meeting was a two and a half miniito farce over a motion to roco -■ for five mimdes.
Thi ' must have been tho evening's fun for tin- o hieh s p i r i te d members, for they' clev- «*rlv v o te d “yes,'' “no,” and abstained on th<’ same voice vote,
I; j : |,ii ¡ktle. however, that tin1 meeting wa* not a: pathetic as it might have been bad all the members been present.
W ith absences and nian.v resignation*, bow ever, onlv about two th irds of the chairs were filled at this meeting- of tin* studen t’s tvpre-'enlat ives.
College*. Urged lo Clave Stronger Emphasis mi Hole I! AffairsWASHINGTON, ‘ I’ t ‘
tins today vviwf in k’» «I i> ♦ • mp h O A i s f»!l t h e i v>!«;*< t.Htf v imd miiM ni** ‘«»uni <«n in t.:m<
A report puhl»?*hcd th*th a t whether tH«» iu*\v finii*1 turn t o t o t n l i t n i m n i s m o r tl* ItolUll <pi*,4stit >ti . \u l| its political lpH‘s!|« ft.“
The rofxirt was Hniftoct h rtravvii front litio <* »i
n»**-* and Kovrmnirtit Opo it t h o s p i i t ty p n - H i d r n l M • ,1.'•< T f t . i r v o f Kt a t o
AtTH' f l# i t s • : >X new ;ippi*'f»«ii In b
l u * i l H T i e a v n i p g a n d t in* f e d College* «od iimv* > •
u g h t * i l i n v t i t h e t r a d . i t d m o i I orientation of sx'hoUirshlp a
S r n i o r S l a n t *
more* than limited and national defense,
world affairs in educa- i t t «hioatìon in the* li^v-
*um\ » r i 1 »♦ * h» \v takun I activities in world a l bo! that those- activities
j.; m u n p la n n e d " h lit t h e t i r e d w a s fm a
le tters to the Editor
On HU AC, SpellingT-> The F/ii'nr wm a hint» flac with \ ,i / ;
1 am answering Bob Wil- swastika. There w r e an i-*<li en's letter to the Slate New* itic »itrns c«rried, as wellwith the single hope that g im t sign* saying, "God hies« < h.1 ¿til ran he shed on the ques- man W alter," and others xlr«,tl.Hi of the House Un-Anwnran iy praising the
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H ’s t I N t a s s i n c ;Strang** that a <1 Naxitm, so cle«
Acti\ itic* committee s w ith many Amwicahii 1f.s-t that the HU AC nutfht to be abolished. The fact that any America Ove none single group (of whatever fought a war
s its abolition i* apread) should
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ti,d u re ' «uppor irrelevant
To tag something aa a ( mn* m um st-inspim l movement i» a demagogic move to destroy a «upixwt 1 ley.limate tnf'vement that has
» uptKirt of .« number "f , ¡vie and «lunch groups, ini'1"-
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Each year Michignn S ta te crow mure: a new classfiHim Inindini'. u «I in . 1«•nffiitwrinff hall are ■> tew the s*\j . prnjet't.- now under *’««u d eiict ion I tu ..c pv« li'i’tH hi-** taken fa re «’I by legislative npp'o priatiuns, ffifts. and plant - trmn liiutulalmii and .«rlf-lmnidatitii' lumls lb>wev«r. tluu« arc some nee«l> wlncb lallindob«' t.ih« n « ■«if by th o e meato- k««r addition.ii nee«!-',.MSI l>«'\ elopinellt Klind liv e - aid.
The Ih’velopmetd Kund, t'epit'ii in I ' ! ' anmiakv a>k - contribution-« ti'otn adimm n i i pradiiatm p .student- s> nun en'mu'ii amuiali.v uudertiikea to rai «* namey Ice 1b«’ tuml
THE I I M l ACT!' bad d ' *nine ill the Rvjn'-. At that time aliitnm w. ■ enc« tu raffed t « « ittiiutfr l «« t In* f und to t«iu!« t :. * I nion. lb «insanii* of eotii ribut am were re cciv«'d Hint abitimi and students helms! ’• dip out ttie liaseinent un«t«’r the .»1«I«-.-1 p. i - of the Eniun.
l i t tie m ow wa- done until short v a! It : Work! W ar II. when muds were re«pieste«l ■ the hunstruction nf tin’ Alumni Mi-nn«rt: Chattel. The ch.vju 1. comi'blc«! r> 'living m em oria l for MSI *tmient- ami : tv who ilit’il dctenilmp th« I tuie«! Stale
Huniiff til«' «inve t««r chap«I funds, tin vietai for an «trim»im i fftsmp ti«*cam«> apt i «•nt. On April t .HMH, the lb>il t a ’l, wh was phaiiffeti to 1he MSI' 0« velopment Ih. in lt>56, wa*. founded. ^
The fijnii tmia.v i- a departm ent .» fM Sl
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,!<*!, IhoTl' WAS A MXIfS l»liimstrations Ir» t h for a o d wt*rntnst th<* (xwuiiittev tini#?mmg thrwo catnpaigntng fur
oil)iifiu.itii»n *>f tht* cornua was the American N.i/*
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film “Opi'ratioo Having hfitrd actu.
Abolition
(Collegiate Fiat terThe Air Force ROTC blue» will he seen only onee a
mouth ai Indiana I niveraity «tue t«> a change m rules ftii-, nounced last week. In thè past. 1 1 . Air Force cadetszhad to wear th e ir timfornis each Wednesdii.v and th ree time* .« week «bintiff sm nm er ami filli drill session*.
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T o th e E d i to r :Rocehtly, on the rartio, lie
Moore'S reacUo«i to Pres .Her. t Hannah's statement corwermng ttie university’s p-dicr toward t'ommunwt speakers was broad* cast. We are inclined to s u p p o r t Or Moore's views in this m atter o ' She adoiescvnt co.iege rrun-t and its naive relation to communist tactics
In recent years it has become clear that n.ar;y professional 5-eople in the modern world cannot !*> r«M-<>g:.ii«d for their ifi»’ mot.vc Tiicre «« no better
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head«nl by Robert To!! The Hoard of T n i-u < - -cl: >!„i -hip fund
‘Imperialism of MimF Topic of Discussion
library »vere«) i
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"tie.pct «f the M,n«t "the «ab)«H t of * talk to t«- g;v< i bv Mr Paul Berg at 7:00 l ’ .V. ttus Sunday, Jan. 15 tn the A: : n>om *>f the-Student Union an(^H U !T) VO * O lg
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« y c b o lo g y d e o v r t m e n t . h a s •''¡'•«-«si ah A -oaraphj- for
wit he s a y »What to »»'
u are gtv«:« all ob- • It d«««‘sn': let you example <’f this than the latest
ur<ei/ outburst» of coniuaUt ianp‘*tors,u are g.ven an essay 'uch a-. ttr-jfr*s«ars. scienUsU,so vague Y >u don't artists, and opera starst s r o n - 'o i " In f»-'t in a short time a wit«ou are given many cge student seek.ng guidance
Whv not have i n»sy be .n serious trouble fories" Tina kettps you la«'k of advice. He will be un-
• edge a ’.! the :.me" ' able to turn to professionalWh e»i>ou are given s few pe-iple htte. theae Without doubt««5 •« tests "Too much depend* their inoUves This exchange
Mc>- „nt- of idea» must be curbed, for itWhen you are giver, no text* leads to broadness of mind
"It's n«>t fair How can he poc* idach can be cv«ftfus«ng to*ioly judgt what ,vse knos^" students
When every part >f the s u b f We believe you have brought «-• u u s , s up ¡tv cl*»*- "Oh. he out into the open one of the
fptluws the book real dangers of our time WeWhen yey ai«> askixi to study wish you luck and hope you
s part of the subject by y«»ur- keep up the ggod w-«>rk of en-M'.f-'-"Whv, a r >ever even dis- tmghtening the students of th u< xi>.<*xi ** iwisvic-fdiity
When ihe course i- in lecture
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dOc'kD VOU tw i A bTAtfv.viiX JtjA fiuaaw w N c?ic
form "We never get a chan-r say anything
Wh«*' on«- c*w*ise • -nsist# of ml <rmai lectuic and -uscussion ■ He just »its there Who wants to hear the »tudenl*’ They «ioh't know h«»w to teas-h the course '* To The Editor
When detailcil nfctertal t< presented: "What s th«' us« ' Y i forget it ail after the <*xani any - way."
When general principles are presented “What d o ,«« learn ’
. We knew ail that befcre we t«g»kth f COUlM'
R-d Cran*3n lasrry Hughe»
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Pornography Infects Nation
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There i* a big new busine«» in this C( tmlay. By big I mean it has gone c pb--«. .mt of control. By new I mpan it has infect the nation w ithin th e las t two decades, ft business I mean it has made a lot of mcme;
The preduct th a t is being sold i«, enough, a s old as m an himself. I* wa,«r until o u r jreneration came along that it w considere«! a sellable commodity.
Packaged fo r th e consum er it takes tj -haf»e «if several d ifferen t Items, book-, ma azines, movies, television, record-, fiictur cards, and a score of others.
T here is no m ystery about what I re' to— it is *wc.
NOW DOCTORS tell me tha t sex is a n mal. hea lthy and clean th ing. If that is then th e publisher* and producers hav? « tn work har«l to pe rv e r t th is norma! commi ity into th e filth o ffered in th*- mark place Hxlay.
Anil th e re can !>«■ no more apt i« -. r; !i*«?> «if th e i r c rea tions than filth.
T here a re cer ta in loyalists in t h e i r ca
who cry th a t sex is som eth ing which « h now, and has been here for centuri« * and t ««■ here forever. So why hide it'.’ Why • lu’ing it out in th e open?
I an sw er you by a sk ing you a «,W hy tlon’t we tiring som e of our other p* sonal hab i ts out in th e open? Natural hallo no t necessarily m ean public habits.
OI K MORALS are in sad shape and i < see no reform ation in th e near future A «lay of th e week you can walk into loca1« ta td ishm en ts an«l see from two to 20 r line«t up ;«t t h «1 m agazine gallery. The rush r* made to m any of th e so-railH films, ou r own Hollyw«kk! masterpieces l,«M>ks l «Vim bestse llers) .
Many m agazines a r e published under ffui-e t f p h o tog raphy o r a r t journals nr recent l>«’"k was tint out in the c «rm < «ioi'iimentarv on pornographv and inch otiseen«» passages from a large ;'rc;r lhm»k«. «ort o f i«n anthology.
\ \ ho is to b lam e? T ak e your ('¡«j«. I putdishers who prfHlure th e dirt, »«r. yr,v*j ment. which allows its profluctinn and «» t ribut ion. the dea le r who sells it nr the« »timer who b u y s?
O r i< placing th e b lam e really tre .mpj tau t th in g ? M aybe w ha t we are g>u aistiit it is th e question which s i -u
»were« I.FOR THE EFFECTS ar. far
and have ju s t ia-guti to be seenF o r you who value th e iss 'k en .
know we sp en t over #K«t billion f ig h t in g crime— some of which undmiht had its lieginning when someone t t r a s h put up for sale. —
F o r you w ho a re civic minilcd. it, alize th e c r im e r a te is increasing areas , six murd«Ts in Detroit in t! of I t«s*emlier alone. .
An«t for you w ho a re int« r> -*«• moral s ta te o f ou r coun try , do you «err» and th ink o f th e «iamage done to the m inds o f th e nation when they < sort'«» o f th is t ra sh .
The problem is before us. We fir** «¡«s ide w h e th e r we want to face f' It then we m ust face i t— todav.
New Si-rrelary
Politics Shouldn't Influence ChoiceMH*rl*l reg ftaM fra « Ihe iMham ( « i t ’
If the situation were rever-tsi Michigan S ta te U niversity Board of Tr was insisting th a t th e man they chooe secretary m ust be a Republican, civil If and professor group» would renie rua from left field to protest.
But they a re silent when the situata* velops, a* it has w here the trust«« searching fo r a deserving Derrocnt question of m aking one of the wi.rid» gest universities a political carnival. w> tion o f academ ic freedom. The uberai* proclaim they a re ben t only on iwif freedom and academ ic liberty * tests.
‘T h e trustee* m ust choose a man tagorystic to Governor John $w i*;a*on. s way the word goes o u t; “The secret art not be an tagonistic to the Dem*sratic is tra tion ,” it ia said.
W hat’* th a t go t to do with i t ' MSI C be concerned w ith serving M;- ' ■ikn regardless o f politics. The tru : “ a re big enough men to serve the unrr should not be errand boys for any party , n or should they hire .« «*-• an errand bov.
ican Slate
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E ’,tr>r-ir. »chief M i:.aging Editor A d v XI«r**ge r C.rcufSlion Manag«-r C i'.y E d iu « r E d i to r i a l E d i t o rAs.'-¿>*i»4«o.Sfiori.» Editor
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ll,r W alls (State Corporations Meeting at Kellog,I A nineteen-year old aopho- more man who wishes to remain un.rientified is not concerned with -his question.
Corporations throughout the perra , of the Mc state are represented today at I center, the Indue the Industrial Editors’ confer-| conference vyill b ence at Kellogg Center. ! problems i n v o l v e I
The theme of the conference | ,ng cm i>or.ife—m*? Is entitled “Viewpoints; Man- j ,,us public.» agement Views Its C-'gnmunica- THE EDITORS tors” and a panel wilt discuss this topic.
The panel will consist of the following:
I»r. D a v id B e r io , h e a d o f t h e ' department of communication j arts; M r. M a u r ic e C . Marshall, management consultant in hu- i man organization and communication in charge of public relation for MSU television station W M S B ; M r. Joseph C. to y , g e n e r a l manager o f Spartan i Stores, Grand Rapids.
Also on the panel are Mr. Ho- jmer Elwcll, manager, training jemployee publications, the Up- jjohn company, Kalamazoo; Mr. j Judd. Perkins, director of pub- ! lie relations. General Telephone j company, Muskegon; and Mr.Robert D. Allen, assistant to the j president of Consumers Power . company.
According 1o Miss Toddle ' „—
s that the "girlip maga- Id in East Lansing irttially obscenp, but a s h , a n d he doc* not
v ate really 'harm ful to s of youth.
I , \M B E R L A I J f . S ta f f W r i t e r
ichool boys copies of
= / -ommittco trature».cjrj hp hn r maRaiifie
ACROSS 1 W «Ik wear
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Mirliigan Stair New*, Eart lanitiiig, Michigan
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honored Friday nigh: a* a party. ( .¡n v . ;í,rf , n„tit , arcoril*nj{ to Mik- Dobell, New .
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Virk junior and :h» Bp ta rial chairman. Herman recenti v I.." acn« the father r>f nine ¡..in'
Ti e r!V ..»nil be held frnrn » j . u n t i l ¡2 midnight at the rhaptr-r botile, with entertain* • .* provided bv the newly in-
North Campbell Judith Weeks. Bedford Park
[I! , senior to Ralph Bunting.titulo f|f Engineer-
g graduiSou th W illiam ,
Mary Carrel Royal Oak fre<h- an. to R a y m o n d I.aF-c.v
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I II . V es, t> e a r I» <• r n . Barbara C'r.Ium-
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i p. i Midland .»phomoie and
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. r-.i.r a n d l*hi Mu. Kappa \lp h i Theta
K.’-y I’aul, Winshm. N C.• ..r, V. Rill T> > r, University
r ( i .P .r in graduate and Delta . : IX ta
PI Bela rhl I' ." i S ii . i t il rn, W e b s ! r r
M« •• nlnr, to Ted Rnh- I ,a ( hmp Village senior rna N' j; Bel if Jughrs.
¡n»t City, p. en., snphnmnre, . Dmig S' J o h n . Birmingham
; Phi Kappa I' iSigma Kappa
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Alpha Delta P»,;,m‘ Margie Pyle. Avon I-ike, Ohio ■v m‘ junior, to Rich Hurst, North
-Caldwell, N J . Junior and Pm Kappa Sigma; Oinny Nelson,
Hext, Farmington s e n i o r, to Jim Bowling ( irò K j , juró u and Ig.rigridge, Dearborn: D i a n aSigma Chi; Shai'Vi H ui/tnga, p a rgS( Homi wood, II! . snphu- Fiint sophoroore U» Chuck Hvs- .ti,,r0< j ;.„ Osborn. Albionp.p. F!u.: junior and DePa Tan u.phomnre
Kappa Alpha Theata * hi Omega Sue Tgrader, Birmingham r n-
f>:-ev.o k. Devoir mho- j..,, to Bill Simpson. F u r.. Ini '. to Dick CHrls'opher, De- . Pute
orni: ,o|.hoo.ore and Alpha Tan PI Bela PhiOrneria; Marilyn Comfort, Flat Jane Hansen, Holland .pho- Roek senior, io Mike Dinan, De- more, to John Winter, Cruvei . .• co.t senior and Psi Upsilon; of Illinois senior and Sigma A Norma Smith, Detroit senior, to pha Epsilon;-Judy Brown, R«-a- fji ralrl Rieketls, Detroit senior, ¡ verton senior, to Pete Trombley, and Phi De lta Theata; Peggy j Long Meadows, Mass., senio! Soiiil.ere Mt. Clemens aopho- and Sigma Alpim Epsilon,m o r e , t.. Bill Cirant, Belhesda, Judy Judd, Dowagiae soph re- Maryland sophomore and Alpha more, to Jim Sullivan, Fermiate Tau Omega gradua‘e student.
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KACH KRIIIAY FOH THE NEXT SEV ERA !, WEKKS. WE W ll.l. O FFER HRA1N TEASERM IN HOPEH THAT WE C’AN STI MI’ THE EXPERTS. SOME PROIII.EMS M IEI. RE RASE!) STHICTI.Y ON LOGIC, OTHERS \ \ l l l , R E q iIR E A KNOW I.EIKiE OE SIM PI.E MATHEMATICS. WE HOPE EVERYONE W ll.l. TRY THEIR IIA N D A A l.|. W ll.l. HAVE AS MCCH FI N WORKINf; Ol T TIIE ANSWERS AS WE HAVE HAD IN MAKINC I P THE l'ROHLEMS.
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RULES FUR CONTEST1. M nrk out your nolutUm and nend your answer on a post card to Carrols
Drive-In. P.O. Rot 2003.1 Jinsing II. Mirhiffan.2. All entries must he post marked not later than seven (7) days after
problem is printed in the Mirhipan State News.3. In rase of ties the card hearing the earlient post mark will he the win
ner. If more than one entry hears the same post mark, a drawing will determine final winner.
4. Print yonr name, address and phone number clearly.
TRY YOUR HAND-WIN 10 JHEE MEALS AT (ARROLSBRAIN TEASER NUMBER 1
tiu e rl numeral»,! Uiru t i i a l h r asilares al Ike r ig h t When
a q u a m are totaled hart SM tally, g lac anally, ar vertically.
Ut* total tar each afeesM e s sa i 42. Yes stay sa l s a t the
asme dig«« mere than ase «Ose asd yes will esd so with
five M ask agsaree.
Thera la prebably mere Utas ana answer. We have a
aelsiiaa. Try y oar shill and atad is year aaswer
H atch Carrols U indoors For Clues To Solution
Carrols DRIVE-IN 29 0 0 e . s a g i n a w s t .B r i w c t ' i i W J I M l . o i i i i l r v I lo t i« * » a m i F r a n d o r
¡-KOC.R \M INFORM VTION « Al l. KP 2-5217Starts at 7 «.M.
FE A T F R F \t 7:23 - it;:*.-,
HOME OF FOR Elf. N FILMS - MfiHTS* SUXDAY ADFI.TS Mre x t iT f SI V k l a ñ s i m ; \ r e X s h o m i n c ;— a i h î l t e n t e r t a i n m e \
FIRST HIT OF 01'It WINTER FESTIVAL OF FORF.ILN HIT Fll lsDONT MISS THIS
Juxtiee I r li\ I r inkft’Hcr. I ' Siinrenje * «uri 'It ih d 'ub tf dI th it tt-U pie lore anuid
•ha\- offended Victorian ken»iMHtle* "
f rllif Richard L. Coe. Wa>.hinr:t'.n r*n„. "F.ven more than in *A Street, .r Iteolre'. ‘Mrty ChaUerlv’* l,n\.r (iru». e- «.horthand an d la directly explicit t j j , »rcounti for a uervon* ihoek audience,», have in watching itTHE MOST CONT FROM THE MOST
TALKED ABOUT BOOK OF
THE YEAR!C Iiipf Jiiwtiff f h irfrs ,1. C onw ay. \ V SUt?»C'«mrt of Appf*N:
-Thr> f;f• *’Lirrnab.lv prcM v* ■» b u t t e r y i\ a r*r ■ pattrm of tx hav:- and ¡t tUa .<>
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MU MOTION PICTURE OF TIŒ VERI«--hi
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DAHIELLE OARRIEUX * LEO 6ENN VZL*«, ERMO CRISISC HOCH, FOR SCOITN ORE I ,S
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AC SPARK PlU G , TftE ELECTRONICS
DIVISION O F GENERAL MOTORS,ho* ,rtn"»fj(Q*P. pdpc-noownf p o ) i t i o n | »fl ^ * • ••
Angmlfx, Boston o«d Flit. If you ho vs o BS V.S f donro» «o EE, Physici, Moth or ME, you mo< a-s- li
You m " ft challenge af'd oppopfuf'ity 1er 06*1*$ morii at AC. You will bs working on tur*“* crr ft4! MACE, THOF, PÒLARIS. th« ultro-sophn* 'n4*<l r T sysfpm and coropl«« 8omb«ng Navigation Syflt#"1!.
AC aod GM will assist your car««r groduat« study of ufstvsrittitf in nsarby addition, you will hova th# opportunity to tars t«r on.fl«. job courta work oft the od vanead sfati of *u
Thtta frointng programs art now avoilobls In Mi.
IN G IN O n tlN O n O O R A M - F e r "wcorner aim la (Mpn and dsosiepmaid ol InoHial;equipment. A l rscsrd calta pa pradaotoa ana yaor corear acceleration trdniwp pregrea Formalitad ctoiaroom in»*ruction. TMt hrdeuctioe in conjunction wdh rotating job eeeignmen*«. Thaaa menta, in AAonufochiring, Reliability and c*3' oreo», will provide • amodh tronartion From ieommp to coreer development.
F l l iO S C R V ia P t O O t A M —Formoi’rn! ^four-month dataroom and Iabaratary trami"? on * inertial ay alema and bombing navigation i* n » i completion of training program, eaeignmervi o'* dome die and foreign titaa.
SS YOURPLACEMENT OFHCa
TO SCHEDULE AC SPARK PLUG INTERVIEW
(DATISI.JA N U A R Y 1 9 . l t i t
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AC SPAAK PVJOTH( a fC T tO N K S DIVISIONO f O fN U A i RAOTOtS
LOS ÂNGJRgtN' ■'•OS’ ON-
the ELECTRIC DEPARTMENT of—— ■ -Ti*. W f v A -sar* ri* .- ' s ì -
I H H h s . companyCADET ENGINEERS’ TRAINING COURSE
for EE**, ME'g or IE*i Individual Pfannod Schedule — I t month Duration
Michigan StateXrwe. Ea«l fanning. Michigan S P O R T S F™iay, January 13» 1961
Unbeatens Battle As Matmen, OSU Meet
I M I l i g M i p l i t «A 3 b a s k e tb a l l , b o w lin g a n d
. vi.a'' roclors are due tndav ... jd'uiA is 5 n rn. in the
Spartan Cagers Meet ;Attempt To End Losing Streak
SpartansAt Full; Strength
Strong Michigan Tccli Hosts Spartan Icenwn
■ \T cicparirnen; is now •. g rofters for an open . . ' r ag n e T he I r a W By * I KT IH M » ! I I
p rn M {.» a li s tu d e n t i , ] s t a te N e u n S n o rts W rite r- * f tri!* - men*her', vtaff ! _~ I The \ If v i ri S' Te i.i.ke*'■ ■ for ‘he new league r-; t t ,Friday, January 20. Fbr j ’r‘ ' ’ ' ' 'information, contact the * ■' 1 * ... "11J Kf' . e : H: he
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R kic h a r u otm m init.de Vefft S ports W riter
•tie of t"'<> tifile.' V : * ike I»litCd this S,, fteninon when Mie
i*e's wrp«tlinir *»i|tt to fn liim b iis , Ohio i i*h' th e O hio Si i
Bonnies Top Team Scorci
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over G a n n o n ♦ riab led th« N ew Y o rk te a m to r e
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SPECIFIC TM ININCParticipation in all phases of departmental work1 1
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RELATED TRAININGPrincipi*» cf Jup*rvitioo Principi*» c f public utility rranog*m *nt T*chn»col pr*«*ntotìona Ptent ln«p*clion trip*Principi*« ef conforme* leader,hip
PERIPHERAL DEVELOPM ENT FACTORSPerformanc# rrpp«n sal end cau«t«!mg Atfociation w»?h prarhrirg engin#«ft Advance ttvdy through Tj-» on otd plon £ eco u ro g # m en t to ob40ie f :ro f« ttio n a l
•n^ieeer'i iicente Company technical i/prory
JOB ASS»IGNMENTApplied Retearth D«v»l*pnnnt Planning Dedgn Operetten« Meint« nan ca 1 Ctnttrurtian j Pitld tnqmatring
DEVELOPMENTAL FACTORS DIRECTLY RELATIN6 TO JOB ASSIGNMENTEncouragement to tak* r*tpon,ib»lity Performance appraisal AMignment rotation »within th* job Jtrtr rotofian Promotion
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FORMAL TRAINING AND EDUCATIONCompony Courm Seminar«CoBege, Technical and Trod* Organization, Advance Study Through Tuition Aid
PERIPHERAL DEVELOPM ENTAL FACTORS RELATEO TO JOB ASSIGNMENT
Committee CMignment,Company and technical organ»rot»pn»
Encótirogement to pvb'uh tpchn.rai paper« A ttendance of *ngrn*«nrq romrention« Port»c*pation in c.nc af»a »,Participation in commun.ty crganitationt
See our repremntative when he visits your college on
JANUARY 17,19614
You may obtain a caoy of owr brochure. Training Court*« for College Graduate«“ at yowr placement office or by writing to Public Service, Room 2152a, 89 Park Place, Newer« I, New Jertey.
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hwr New Officersfirst ¡
TTC Pr*skl«»nt\« A/> icf*#in? held Wednesday
j in the Zela Beta Tan house, nominal ions f->r now IFC- nffi- rer^t were the main order of
Stillare D í i i i c i t h
Sponsor Party
Till! TtlHiT.T?
1500five bus J new?.
Nominees for president are j Larry Osti rink, Delta, Tati Delta,
and Bruce Bancroft, Delta Chi. Bruno Most r of Alpha fJamma Rho w;h nominated as executive v?re p res id en t and n»» Mornina- t ons have yet been made for the offices of administrative vice president or secretary
Ed ifecht, Zeta Beta Tau, P fr?.*. Fi - d MacEachron, Phi Delta angr? Theta, and John Nve, Alpha
Gamma Rho, were nominated row- . for treasurer.
Nominees for members-nt- .<cI per 1an;e «are Wayne Wilson, Phi
Kappa Psi, Bob Lint/., Delta invited ’o jT a u t>r I fa, Tom Finch, Phi Dd*
Rcfre dwrumt; 1 fa Theta, and John Hircch, Si?- in i Alpha Mu.
(continued from page 1) velop new markets for Michigan agriculture.” Swainson said
Swain ion also recommended ■that a full-time marketing t r a n s p o r a 11 o n apcciaUst be provided.
‘ With the St. Lawrence S r .- way development program underway. Michigan agriculture
'should make fullest use of lake hipping ’opportunities,” Sw ain-
•on said.Swainson further recommend
ed adoption of a self-financing fair trade practice* act for the
, Michigan Hairy industry to stabilize dairy rates and price-;.
In the area of economic development, Swainson pointed outi
three riuire
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rh re - 're v ie w of Michigan port s ta tu te« ' Swainson *d visedcoordinate developm ent of _aie full-scale butldir.i
r '.-n M ichigan’s G reat lA kes ports, to accontodate the «•. dr- S r chances in state govern- j tally retarded ch j let r< • • rs. ment organisation recommended ¡psychotic*, and the r,‘ of hv Swainson. stltu tlons of higher
arr A Consumer Advisor should I Swainson promise.] van's he provided, according to Swain- a special message
son, to aid the fjnvernor in m at- state and local lav v and tors of consumer protection. I w ithin the near future
dunce. sponsored I
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Atter jviiHtug WevtiMtt LltX'ttic, voull 1>i* pl.iiining puni .etiou of a steady stream oí
rmninunK aliens |«inliietv- electronic switching, carrier, nndowavi* and missile guid.uieo sv*t«'iiw ami rumpouents such as transistors, diodes, icrritrs, etc Every dav, engineers at oui m.omliictuting plants aie svorking to Bring in w dess lopnietits oi our assi viatrs at Bett leu-phone I .a I *01 atm ics into practical -^ilitv. In siimi, "the ,k> s your hunt ' at Westera KUvtnc.
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