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Montana Kaimin, November 23, 1965 Associated Students of University of Montana University of Montana ScholarWorks at University of Montana Associated Students of the University of Montana Montana Kaimin, 1898-present (ASUM) 11-23-1965 Montana Kaimin, November 23, 1965 Associated Students of University of Montana Let us know how access to this document benefits ouy . Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/studentnewspaper Recommended Citation Associated Students of University of Montana, "Montana Kaimin, November 23, 1965" (1965). Montana Kaimin, 1898-present. 4211. https://scholarworks.umt.edu/studentnewspaper/4211 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM) at ScholarWorks at University of Montana. It has been accepted for inclusion in Montana Kaimin, 1898-present by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks at University of Montana. For more information, please contact [email protected]. MONTANA University of Montana AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Tuesday, Nov. 23, 1965 Missoula, Montana Vol. 68, No. 29 Smith Announces Changes Likes Kaimin Editorials In Winter Quarter Schedule Public Service Is Paper’s Policy Registrar Leo Smith has an- Add: 1085: section 46, Gymnastics lounced the following changes in II, Monday, Wednesday and Fri­ he class schedule for winter quat- day, 2 p.m., Men’s Gym. 1086: sec­ Says Reynolds at Forum Friday er: tion 47, Gymnastics II, Monday, Page 9, General 126, 0001: sec- Wednesday and Friday, 3 p.m., By KAY MORTON are superb. They stimulate thought of the press would rise up in (its) ion 1, change lab from Tuesday Men’s Gym. 1091: section 48, Kaimin Reporter and controversy a la intellectual defense, I am sure.” o Monday. Generel 126, 0002: sec- Fencing II, Monday, Wednesday Public service, free of advertis­ bull sessions. They are the best About censorship of Associated ion 2, change lab. to Monday, 1- and Friday, 2 p.m., Men’s Gym. ing influence, is the keynote of editorials I have ever seen in a Press news, Mr. Reynolds said, “I P-m. Page 21, Health and Physical The Missoulian editorial policy, college paper or a subsidized paper know there must be corrupt Jour­ Page 10, add: Art 125, 1090: De­ Education 523, 1092: Foundations said Sam Reynolds at Montana such as People’s Voice. nalists, but I have never met one. ign, Monday and Wednesday, 3- of Physical Education, Tuesday Forum Friday. “I have to persuade and con­ Reporters will sometimes misin­ p.m., FA 403, Dew. and Thursday, 8-9:30 a.m., WC Mr. Reynolds, editorial page edi­ vince in the community. If I took terpret a story because they are 204, Sharkey. Health and Physi­ tor of The Missoulian, said, “The my personal religious beliefs into human. I think the accusation that Page 12, Business Administra- cal Education 478, 0594: Change paper reJects pressured advertis­ the editorial page, I would offend AP is censored is 100 per cent ion 340, 0129: section 1, change to Monday, Wednesday and Fri­ ing. If an advertiser gets nasty, we a great number of people. Besides, false. tour to 9 a.m., room to BA 110. day, 9 a.m., MG 304. get nasty right back. I speak not only for myself, but Asked about local competition Uso, Business Administration 543, Page 23, Add: Mathematics 399, “Editorials on my page are not for the views of an editor and a with other newspapers, Mr. Reyn­ 1137: change room to BA 209. 1087: credits vary, Seminar, ar­ handouts. I write them myself. No­ publisher—a Jew and a Catholic. olds said, “Neither weekly news­ Page 13, Economics 406, 0223: range. body higher in the Lee organiza­ “It is not my function to get papers has had any effect on us. hange time to 11 a.m., room to Page 24, Music 212, 0789: sec­ tion (of which The Missoulian is people so irate about my personal The Great Falls Tribune has had 44. tion 3, change hour to 1 p.m. Music a part) has had anything to say beliefs that their decision on a great effect on other Lee news­ Page 15, English 232, Add 1088: 216, 0791: section 2, change hour about what I write. school bond issue or a city-county papers. Now we (Lee papers) help ection 6, Monday, Wednesday and to 11 a.m. Music 238, 0796: section “I think the Kaimin editorials planning board questions is ham­ each other out on stories by use of i’riday, 10 a.m., LA 233, Morre. 3, change hour to 1 p.m. pered by angry reasoning.” a hot-line. But we’re competing Page 16, Spanish 101, cancel Mr. Reynolds said he was dissil- on legitimate grounds—the cover­ ection 3. Page 25, Philosophy 100, 0846: lusioned by both political parties age of news.” Page 19, Health and Physical change room to LA 11. UM Debater in Montana. In his editorial ca­ Education (Men and Women) 100, Page 26, Add: Physics 441, 1089: pacity, Mr. Reynolds said he was 2, Advanced Laboratory, Arrange, never required to write against his Alumni Center Basement, Brad­ own conscience. He said editorial Rocky Mountain ford. Cops Second disagreements were resolved not Plans Expansion 411eged Plot Page 26, Psychology 110, 0892: UM debater, Joe Almas took by tears, recrimination and dislike, Section 2, change room to LA 334. second place in extemporaneous but by discussion. BILLINGS (AP)—Rocky Moun­ Page 27, Psychology 343, 0906: speaking at the Columbia Valley “The Anaconda press was like tain College launches a vast de­ change time to 2 p.m., room to BA Tournament at Washington State trying to get in a solid blow in a velopment program this month Xo Get Gold 212. University in Pullman last week­ battle with feathers. Names and with hopes all goals can be at­ Page 29, Speech Pathology and end. news were suppressed. There was tained before the private school Audiology 336, 1020: change room Walter Kirkpatrick and Doug censorship and repression of other observes its 100th anniversary in Bogs Down to BA 209. Dodd placed third and fifth, re­ news and an unending suspicion 1983. It is advised that students who spectively, in oratory. of the paranoid left and right. The' school’s trustees are con­ BILLINGS (AP) — Authorities have pre-registered check their In the Triangle meet, conducted Maybe this is why so many people sidering a million-dollar class- lisclosed Monday an alleged plot schedules for conflicts with the annually in conJunction with the treasure the way the press is to­ room-physical education facility, >y two dozen known criminals above changes. main tournament, Idaho was first, day,” Reynolds said. additional residence halls, science 0 steal $1 million in gold from Montana second and Washington When asked why subscribers and fine arts buildings and a Montana’s promotional Centen- ' third. heard so much news about Jimmy chapel. iial Train. Presidents Rap Four UM debaters will go to the Hoffa’s trial and so very little The plan announced by the trus­ One officer said the heist would Western Association meet at the about certain industrial concerns tees also involves a study and lave been “the easiest stickup for University of New Mexico in Al­ accused of anti-trust law violation restatement of the college’s edu­ he money that there is in the Viet Protests in buquerque this weekend. and later conviction of those con­ cational purposes and policies, lountry.” cerns, Mr. Reynolds answered that controlled student enrollment, con­ Train officials showed signs of Hoffa was a dynamic character. tinued faculty improvement and elief Monday as the gold, which Joint Statement Price fixing involves many com­ increased endowments and gen­ lad been on exhibit for the past A joint statement deploring “ill- Float Seat plex issues that were unfolded day eral financial support. wo summers at the New York conceived and immoderate pro­ after day in the other trial, he Dean Lawrence Small said tui­ World’s Fair, was taken from the tests by self-serving extremists” said. tion would be increased to $900 rain cars as the exhibit closed was issued Monday by Steve Car- Asked if he thought Kaimin from $700 a year. ind went into storage. roll, president of campus Repub­ Sought for editorials should be toned down The school now has slightly licans, and Ken Myers, president for off-campus consumption, Mr. more than 500 students and the The exhibit had been open in of-the Young Democrats at UM. Reynolds replied, “No. That’s the expansion program is designed to 3illings for a week and police said The statements referred to draft RMC Queen worst mistake a college paper handle an enrollment twice that !5 or more known criminals they card burnings, suicides and other could make.” If there should be size, Small said. A gymnasium lescribed as “heavies” were in the activities protesting American in­ Montana student presidents re­ any movement to suppress the seating 1,000 has been approved, :ity and associating in night clubs. volvement in Viet Nam. quested a seat on the Montana Kaimin, he said, “the good hearts he said. Sheriffs officers received a tip There is, they maintained, con­ float at the Tournament of Roses ruesday that known hoodlums siderable evidence to show that Parade for the Homecoming Queen vere headed for Billings to “pull such protests' actually encourage of Rocky Mountain College in a 1 Job.” Police received similar in- the North Vietnamese to prolong letter sent to Orvin FJare, state 'ormation later. and intensify the war. advertising director, last week­ Jack Hume, train director, Myers and Carroll said in their end. praised law enforcement officers statement: “We affirm the prin­ The Viet Nam situation was al­ vho helped intensify the gold ciple of positive protest.
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