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House Committee OK's Rights Bill MICHIGAN Weather Inside Partly cloudy and warmer Football’ s sonic boom, p. 4; today and Thursday. enrollment schedule, p. 7. STATE UNIVERSITY Wednesday, October 30, 1963 Price 10< House Committee OK’s Rights Bill I n c lu d e s World News Still C ausing Bail FEPC at a Glance P r o v is io n Faculty Unrest WASHINGTON, (#)—The Kenne- U.S. Lacks Torpedoes Against Soviet Subs day Administration won its appeal Tuesday f o r House Judiciary NORFOLK, Va. IIP)—The Admiral charged with defending the education. This just seems to be based on nothing more permanent Committee approval of a com­ Atlantic against Russian submarines says the United States doesn t By SUE JACO BY an illogical assertion.” than a temporary ’money promise civil rights bill. Pres­ have enough torpedoes to take care of them. State News Staff V/riter The ATL professor said he flurry.’ ’’ ident Kennedy termed the "W e've got some good kill-weapons,” said Vice Adm. E.B. recognized the responsibility of A professor of political sci­ measure comprehensive and fair. Taylor, who has commanded the Atlantic Fleet Antisubmarine The Educational Development the University to enroll as many ence pointed out that the entire The committee, with a bipar­ Warfare F o rce for nearly four years, longer than any other Project has been endorsed by both students as possible without im­ future of EDP rests on the manner tisan coalition in control, re­ the Board of Trustees and the admiral. pairing the quality of education. in which it is implemented. "The jected a sweeping measure draf­ "But we don't have them in the quantity that we re capable Academic Council, but an intan­ "However, there has to be outcome can’t be known yet. The ted by a subcommittee and voted of delivering," he told the Ledger-Star in an interview. gible unrest over the document is a point where the number of stu­ document is vaguely worded and to accept instead a more mod­ "If you follow the theory that every kill-weapon we have will still apparent at the grass-roots dents is going to impair the edu­ the spirit hasn’t been disclosed. erate bill backed by House lead­ take care of a Russian sub, then we've got enough. But that faculty level. cational quality. The line has to It’ s simply too early to say ers of both parties. has never been true before and we feel that it wouldn’t hold Uncertainty over the merit s be drawn somewhere. 1 feel that whether it will end up in a work­ Included in the compromise are of EDP is not confined to fac­ true today." EDP is unwilling to discuss able solutions to the University’ s controversial proposals to ban Russia is credited with having about 450 subs, some nuclear. ulty members who are simply that line." problems or in a mess." racial discrimination in places opposed to the concept of an un­ The professor pointed out that A professor of social science of public accommodation and to limited enrollment ceiling. A he used to teach a 25-student said he had a generally favor­ create a federal fair employment Algeria-Morocco Talks Delayed commonly-voiced objection to the section and he now teaches one able impression of EDP because practices commission (FEPC). plan is failure to examine the with 200 students. "My class with it incorporates a research ap­ It also includes a provision BAMAKO, Mali (if)—The first question of how many students 25 students was a better one," proach. He emphasized the need making the Civil Rights Commis­ round of summit talks for set­ a university can educate ade­ he said. "But I still feel I am to examine adaptations to assure ion a permanent agency but elim­ tling the Algerian-M o r o c c a n quately. border conflict ran into an un­ doing a good job of teaching. How­ that the same educational results inates a proposal creating a com­ " I ’m not a person who thinks explained delay Tuesday. One ever, I am reaching the point are being obtained as were under munity relations service to seek the project outlined by the Edu­ official said the talks would be­ now where I think that any lar­ traditional methods. voluntary desegregation. cational Policies Committee is a gin later. ger class would result in a very A professor of humanities The Judiciary Committee is work of the devil," a professor poor educational situation. The pointed out that state universities expected to draft a report on of American Thought and Lang­ students would be cheated. As a Present for the conference are like MSU face a unique histori­ the bill during the next week uage said. "I don’t think most teacher, I would be cheated." or 10 days and send it to the President Ahmed Ben Bella of cal problem. "We are educating faculty members are insensitive All of the faculty reservations Rules Committee, where another Algeria, who arrived in an army people today who would simply to the enrollment problem MSU concerning EDP are not connect­ week probably will be needed uniform; King Hassan II of Mor­ not have been considered 40 years Y/ORTM MONEY-for students, that is. Students are warned faces because if is a state Uni­ ed with the size of the Univer- to clear the measure for House occo; Emperor Haile Selassie ago. 1 don’t believe we know the versity. not to sell their homecoming game tickets, since student of Ethiopia, the conference chair­ sity. Professors in scientific action. fields expressed no particular tickets in the hands of a non*student will not be honored. The President said in a state­ man, and President ModiboKeita "However, I have reservations (continued on page 6) concern about large classes. ment that the agreement "has of Mali. The New York Times about this document which I would "I am in favor of a large significantly improved prospects term a m atter of conscience. I Algerian and Moroccan university," a professor of nat­ for enactment of effective civil But the session was postponed feel it is not honest in assert­ chiefs will meet in Bamako, ural science said. "I have seen rights legislation in Congress and Saad Dahlab, Algeria’s Am­ ing that it can provide more stu­ bassador to Morocco, reporting this University grow from 2,500 Expand U.N. Investigation this year.” Mali (1), in move to end dents with a cheaper and better students to 25,000. I could con- Kennedy added: to newsmen, did not explain why border fighting at Hassi or say when the meeting would timplate 100,000 students without "The bill is a comprehensive Beida (2). start. getting terribly upset. and fair bill. It will provide effec­ "One can teach large classes Of Viet Religion Crisis tive legal remedies for racial in the scientific area without any discrimination in voting, edu­ impairment of education. But a cation, public accommodations, Viet Nam Violates Geneva Agreement K idnap person would have to be crazy SAIGON, (4*1—A,U.N. investiga­ The others will continue in­ Pazhwak said Diem’s govern­ employment and federal pro­ to think that English composition tion of South Viet Nam’s polit­ terviews in Saigon. ment has agreed that the mission grams. It will provide the basis WASHINGTON (UPI)—A State Department official says the U.S. could be taught under the same ical-religious crisis is expanding is free to interview all witnes­ for men of good will in every has charged Nor.th Viet Nam with violating the 1962 Geneva The investigators Tuesday set of circumstances. It just today to Hue, where 11 persons ses it has asked to see who city of our land to work to­ agreement by resuming shipment of war materials to Communist Suspect visited a villa on the out­ are connected with the Buddhist wouldn’t work.". were killed in the first violence gether to resolve their racial guerrillas in Laos. skirts of Saigon being used as The natural science professor May 8 during a Buddhist demon­ problem. problems within the framework a detention center for persons said he felt EDP is distrubing to "It has also been agreed that of law and justice. stration. rounded up in the military crack­ Adolphe Menjou Dies "many competent, hard-working the mission will be free to see "The bill must now pass Held Abdul Rahman Pazhwak of Af- down on Buddhist foes of P res­ faculty people." He pointed out a 11 religious personalities it through the House Rules Com­ HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—A Hollywood film favorite is dead. ident Ngo Dinh Diem’s govern­ that it is absolutely vital to find ganistan, chairman of the fact­ wishes to interview, as well as mittee, be approved by the House, Dapper Adolphe Menjou died Tuesday after a long illness. finding mission, announced three ment. Lansing police are holding a out why these people are dis­ laymen connected with the Bud­ (continued on page 5) He was 73 years old. of its seven members will make Police barred newsmen, but 33-year-old Saginaw construc­ turbed. dhist problem, including those Menjou spent 40 years in motion pictures...going far back the trip to Hue, a coastal city an informant said the U.N. tion worker in connection with "I think one of the basic causes under detention. into the days of the silent screen. He was well remembered 400 miles north of Saigon, for a representatives interviewed a the kidnap attack Friday night of unrest is that some faculty for his fashionable attire and during the 1930’ s he set styles 24-hour study.
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