(Efltmwttnrt iatUj Gkmjma Serving Storrs Since 1896 VOL. LXX, NO. 63 &torrs. (tanntctxtut MONDAY, JANUARY 10. 1966 Draft Directors Assemble First Major Snowstorm Marines Not Planning On Need For College Men Hits UConn To Call Up Reserves Ft. Stewart, Ga. (AP) - State will have to be met through both The University of Connecticut Selective Service Directors a tightening of college defer- experienced its first major snow- DaNang-South Viet Nam (AP) There are some 18,000 organ- meeting here apparently hold ments and lowering the require- storm of the season relatively The Marines have no intention of ized reserve troops in the U.S varying views on how our man- ments. He commented, "We will safely. Security Police noted no calling up reserves at this time, General Greene said, "We feel power needs should be met. either make good students or reported accidents on campus as according to U. S. Marine Corps that we're probably better pre- The Louisiana Director, Lieu- good soldiers out of them." icy road conditions prevailed in Commandant General Wallace pared to activate the reserve tenant - General Edward Wise, Mr. Malone said Tennessee or- the below freezing weather. Green. than we have ever been In our said every effort will be made dered its first married men Willlmantic police reported no Greene commented, "What we history. I feel that the reserves to leave qualified students In col- called up this month. He said accidents involving UConn stu- want Is to have the reserve ready could be mobilized within 30 days lege. Mr. Wise Stated, "I think there are about 300 married dents and Stafford Springs State to go, and we're taking every and would be ready to move 30 we all recognize the benefit to men In the 1,6000 ordered in- Police noted three minor skid- step possible to bring the Ma- days later." the nation of leaving a man In ducted. ding accidents In the vicinity. rine Corps Reserve to the high- He added, "We don't want to college as long as we can, but North Carolina Director Wil- Cold wave warnings were post- est state of readiness." mobilize the reserves until liam McCachren, said he pre- what Is rapidly happening Is that ed for much of the Eastern Sea- The General made the an- they're needed." we are running out of manpow- fered to draft every available board as Arctic air moves into nouncement at a news conference The General said he believes er." single man before taking any in DaNang following a three-day more helicopters will be brought married men. He noted, "We the region. Forecasters predict Wise said it Is necessary to temperatures dipping to 15 below visit to Marine Installations in to South Viet Nam soon to sup- re-examine deferments for col- have been relatively tight on our South Viet Nam. The corps now port U. S. Marine and Vietnamese student classifications and we zero In Northeastern New York, lege students. with freezing weather spreading has 43.000 men in Viet Nam. ground operations. are getting tighter." The Tennessee Director, Ar- south to Northern Florida. Gale nold Malone, said draft needs warnings have been posted from Eastport, Maine to Cape May, New Jersey. Maine was hit Sun- Winter Weekend Royalty day by its first blizzard of the World News Briefs season, with high winds and heavy snows leaving an eight-Inch Semi-Finalists Selected snow-cover In some sections. Semi-finalists in the Winter Hall, Marge McCann - Kappa Transit Negotiations Continue The central section of the coun- Sko! Kl.it' and Queen contests Kappa Gamma, Christine Merwln try is experiencing the coldest have been announced by the — McMahon, June Smith —French (AP) - All-night negotiations The city Is comparatively free of weather of the winter. Zero Board of Governors. The con- B, and Pat Sorn - Sprague. are continuing as the New York traffic congestion over the week- readings are reported as far las l ants were presented to a pan- Judges for the Queen's compe- City Transit Strkle goes into end but those who have to walk south as Missouri. el of Judges at coffees held tition were Dean and Mrs. Ro- its ninth day. Mediators continue are doing it in temperatures far The cold mass of air that en- Thursday evening at Chi Phi ind bert Hewes, Mr. and Mrs. John to report some progress toward below freezing and in the teeth gulfed the North Central states Kappa Kappa Gamma. Rohrbach, and Miss Dorothy Mc- settling the strike but there Is no of a gale-force winds. for the past week moved east- The following have been select- Laughlin. sign that the end Is imminent. ward to the Atlantic and dropped ed as seml-flnallsts in the Seml-flnallsts in the King's the mercury below freezing deep Queen's competition: Janice Au- competition are: Doug Kenney - R ice-For-Sugor Fued Arises In the South. The bitter cold in wood - Kappa Alpha Theta, Ann Phi Sigma Delta, BUI Laren- the northeast states was accom- Boylston - French A, Ann Far- sen - Sigma Chi Alpha, Steve Tokyo (AP) - Communist China long-term contract with Castro panied by strong winds - up to ley - Holllster B, Deborah Llb- Martlnek — Sigma Alpha Epsllon, says Prime Minister Fidel Cas- to supply 250,000 tons of rice a 74 miles per hour In gusts at by - Grange, Kathy Lines - Mcr Tom Penders _ Theta Xi, Mal- tro's claim that Peking had brok- year, and It scolded him for ac- White Plains, New York. Mahon. Karen Magulre - South colm Rlngwall - Middlesex, Ron en its Rice-for-Sugar Agreement cusing Red China of breaking an Rltter - Chi Phi, John Somer- with Cuba Is groundless. Peking agreement. ville - Phi Sigma Kappa, Dion claims it has never signed a Winter Olympics Activities Yesse - Alpha Sigma Phi, Mark Walker - Tau Epsllon Phi, and Amie Zimmer - Lambda Chi Dirksen Dissatisfied With Allies Aid Alpha. Scheduled For February 19 Judging in this contest were: (AP) - The Senate Republican U. S. involvement In Viet Nam. Winter Olympics, traditionally The Olympics seminar, the only Dr. and Mrs. Louis Gerson, Dr. leader, Everett Dirksen of Il- Senator Dirksen also said that a part of Winter Skol, will take meeting during which rules and and Mrs. Harold Beal, Dr. and linois, has proposed catting off the Republicans plan to examine place on Saturday, February 19, regulations will be discussed with Mrs. Alan Collier, and Mr. Jer- foreign aid to friendly nations the president's budget carefully from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Anew the house chairmen, will be held ome Sullivan. which ship supplies to North to see where It can be cut. And feature, the Pancake Breakfast, today at 7:15 In room 103 of the Final coffees will be held Tues- Viet Nam. Dirksen said he Is he said "It's a political year, will be introduced this year to Student Unijn. day evening at the Student Union dissatisfied with the help, or and you don't raise taxes in a supply energy to al! participants. lack of It, that has been extended political year." The ECAC Game of the Week, by Western Allies during the UConn vs. UMass, has been Seniors Plan Two Day scheduled for 2:00 p.m. that af- Soviets Continue Accusations ternoon. The key to this year's events Trip To Block Island Moscow (AP) - The Soviet Union The Sovlent News Agency lass is "skillful competition," ac- has accused the U.S. of danger- reports that the charges are con- cording to Chairman Chris Plans for Senior Week proposed View Hotel on Block Island. Add- ous actions in Indochina aimed tained in a draft message sent to Poulos. One such event is a at a recent meeting of the Se- ed features of Senior Week in- at extending the war in the area. Britain. The Kremlin proposes UConn figure skating champion- nior Week Committee call for clude a formal buffet, clambake, It claims the U.S. has violated that Britain and the Soviet Union, ship which will be incorporated a Senior Hide-away of two days contlnential breakfast, and var- into the annual events of Winter the Geneva Agreements In mil- co-chairmen of the 1354 Geneva during which the prom and pic- ious entertainment. itary actions against Communists Conference, issue the statement Skol. Skiing, tobognanning, and nic will be held. The expected charge for Senior together. In the past, Britain speed skating are also included The Hide-away Is tentatively Week Is $30 per couple of which In Laos. It also charges vio- in the Olympics. Trophies will lations of Cambodia by Ameri- has regularly rejected such scheduled to be held at the Ocean $15 will be taken from the male can forces. drafts. be awarded to the first, second, seniors' breakage fee and $10 and third place winners. from his date's fee if she is a A special "Spirit Trophy" will senior. be awarded to the house display- Seniors are requested to con- Vast Viet Cong Tunnel System Found ing the most enthusiasm. Sug- tact the class representatives Saigon (AP) - American para- and safety. There was one tun- gestions have been made by the concerning comments on the pro- troopers and infantrymen push- nel after another. Some were Olympics Committee for the posed plans or suggestions for ing toward the Communists' 500 yards long. There were houses to bring banners and wear types of entertainment. Votlngon "Iron Triangle" northwest of enough holes in the ground to matching outfits or insignia to the plans will be held during the Saigon discovered an incred- house a military division. Even promote this spirit. Also, sneak- next scheduled class council ibly vast Viet Cong tunnel sys- the big U.S. B-52 bombers which ers should be worn on the Ice. meeting. tem yesterday. The tunnel net- hit the area could make no dent Men's and women's houses will Suggestions for dance bands for work must have taken years to in It. compete In pairs. To be elig- the Senior Week Prom Include build. The soil Is hard clay, almost ible, names of the paired houses Maynard Ferguson or Paul Land- Bu>. it was alsmot empty and like concrete. The whole network and their chairmen must be sub- er man's dance band. Suggested the G.I.'s failed to entrap any runs toward the Cambodia mitted to the Student Union con- entertainment for the picnic In- of the Viet Cong who have lived border, probably stretching 35 trol desk by 10:00 p.m. this eve- clude Josh White and the Bitter there In comparative comfort to 40 miles. ning. End Singers, the group that ap- peared with Dave Brubeck during Student-FacuityGame the Homecoming Weekend, and also rock and roll bands during Rhodesia Wants Talks With GB The Board of Governors an- nounced today that the Student the day. • • • London (AP) - A member of the ish legislators - two conservative Body has accepted the challenge British Liberal Party who has and a laborlte - agree with him. Issued by the Faculty to parti- Beginning Monday, January 10, Just returned from Rhodes las ays Prime Minister Wilson leaves cipate In a Student Faculty bas- JUDY BUCHANAN, an eighth the Library will be open until Rhodesia's rebel Premier Ian London tomorrow for the Com- ketball game. The game will semester English major has been 11 pm every night through Fri- Smith wants new talks on his monwealth summit conference In take place March 3, in the Field named this year's Queen for the day, January 28 (end of final country's dispute with Britain. Lagos, Nigeria. He is expected House. Further information con- Pershlng Rifles. Miss Buchanan examinations) excepting Satur- The liberal, Peter Bessell, says to report on the success of Brit- cerning coaches, players, and Is a sister of Delta Zeta and re- days--January 15 and January such talks should be started at ish economic sanctions against cheerleaders, will be announced sides In Stamford. (Photo by 22 - when the hours are from once. He says three other Brit- Rhodesia. later. Firth). 8:00 AM. to 6:00 P.M. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Serving Storrs Since 1896

MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1966 Unconcern Interest Mr. Chrlstianson to ment without widespread popular know that the three "poorboys," support. To the Editor: which he was so critical of, were The possibility I wish to ex- the only three men In the fresh- plore revolves around the satis- To Ellis B. Page, who Insists man class who had the Intestinal faction of the critics who argue on remaining, as a professor, fortitude to participate In the from the moral view. If we were Board Of Qovevnovs "outside and above the political cheerleadlng program. to satisfy the demands of this arena," to tose members of the loyal opposition and remove the faculty who, according to Pro- We all realize that we have American committment In Viet fessor Page, were ro Incredibly work to do In improving our Nam would we not then, in truth, unaware of their own university's abilities as cheerleaders. We do be committing an Immoral act of The purpose of the Student Union at the Involvement In world affairs that not need people to tell us what omission. The Viet Namese pea- University of Connecticut is to sponsor, inte- they didn't know a referendum our short comings are. If Mr. sants without argument are poli- grate and expand the social, cultural, and was being held, or who "were Chrlstianson is so Interested In tically unsophisticated. Lacking not Interested In expressing op- the performance of our fresh- a high literacy rate and widely recreational activities of the University with inion through a ballot," and to man cheerleadlng squad, I would available histories they are un- the end result being a more enjoyable and all those who use the honorable suggest the possibility of his tak- aware of the Communist past, a purposeful life for the University student. term "moderate" as a veneer ing an active part in this organi- past filled with purges and" en- for their own unconcern, I offer zation. If his Interest Is more slavement to put It mildly. The The Student Union Board of Governors is a an opinion by Benjamin Frank- than verbal, and I seriously, Viet Namese peasant is un- lin: doubt that It Is, he sould con- aware of the Post WWn Com- body composed of thirteen students appointed "When a man says that the pub- tact us any time before Wednes- munist record In Eastern Eu- annually, of which a minimum of two are lic business Is not his business, day night and we will make sure rope. This same peasant in his appointed from each class. The Board also we say that he has no business." that he will be able to display naivete is responding to the Robert M. Sherman his talents as a cheerleader at euphemistic lables of Liberty includes six non-student members, three ap- the game on that night. and Democratic revolution as a pointed annually by the President from the By the way Mr. Chrlstianson, panacea. faculty; and three ex-officio - the Manager Cheerleadin g you can contact Steve Armstrong I'm sure few would allow a in Middlesex Hall, or me, Jef- naive or otherwise misinformed of the Union, the Assistant Dean of Men, frey Ellis, at Lancaster House. lndlvudual to unwittingly suffer, and the Assistant Dean of Women. The Jeffrey P. Ellis simply because we did not want purpose of the Board of Governors (BOG) To the Editor: to become Involved. This is not morality or rather Is this what is to advise the Union Management with In reference to Mr. Christian- Moral Decision the critics mistakenly advocate? respect to building operations, budgets, and son's comments which appeared Are we, as a nation, to be in- general policy. In Friday's DAILY CAMPUS, it fected by the disease that has would appear that he Is like To the Editor: reared its head in our larger many of his fellow students In cities, the disease that allows a The BOG formulates and executes a social, that he is full of hot air when recreational, and cultural program for the It Is common to think of im- crime to be committed in view it comes to cheerleadlng. Many moral acts In two ways: acts of of a citizen audience and not a student body. Over one hundred events per people like to complain about commission and acts of omis- single member of the audience year are BOG sponsored, including Maxwell cheerleadlng, but few people like sion. The present situation and has the conviction or courage to Taylor, Ian and Sylvia, and the Hawking to do anything about It. consequent government policy aid the victim. Wars morality Some time before the start of elicits the critical argument is a nebulous argument that begs Dances. The BOG also establishes and en- this year's basketball season, that our government is engag- the question, whereas cowardly forces rules and regulations concerning con- the members of the male section ed In an Immoral act of commis- acts and appeasement are uni- duct in and use of all student facilities in of the cheerleadlng squad spent sion in the bombing of North Viet versally condemned as a result quite a bit of time publicizing Nam, and containment of Viet of historical experience. the building, subject to University regula- the existence of the freshman Cong activities by deployment In this Interdependent world tions. It prepares an annual Student Income cheerleadlng squad and the ways of American ground forces and where national interest reaches budget and makes recommendations of all In which a freshman could be- material. The critics of the gov- to the ends of the world and be- come part of this squad. We took ernment claim we have no right, yond, we ARE our brothers' allocations from the Student Income Account. special Interest in the North whatsoever, to be supporting the keeper. This account is made up of an annual four Campus area by saturating the South Viet Namese government Richard Calass dollar assessment from each student, which buildings with posters. It might that It is an unpopular govern- AFROTC Cadet is included in the Student Activities Fee. In order to become a member of the Board of Governors, a student must be enrolled |Horrf ^Ifred •'Paul" for twelve semester hours, musthave earned a quality point ratio of twenty, and must have been enrolled on the Storrs campus for There Is nothing quite like gus and a choice of other vege- his exquisite accomplishments. at least one semester prior to the one in food. Since Lord Alfred Is his- tables. This was crowned with However, since Paul Is not re- which the appointment is made. Appointments torically fond of his repasts he Banana splits and coffee. sponsible for the spaghetti and is are made in March of each year. Appli- always tries to live In a house I won't even mention the Christ- responsible for the continual where the cook is renowned for mas dinner which consisted of a standard of excellence of the food cations for an interview for membership are his excellent quislne. choice between baked stuffed lob- that comes from his kitchen, I now available at the Control Desk in the Cooks are artists - especially ster or filet mlgnon. I ask you would personally like to extend Union. good cooks, and today I wish to now, how many cooks can compete my thanks for keeping my tummy write about Paul, our cook, our with than. Naturally, I shall not more than adequately filled. I There are presently twenty-two openings culinary artist. mention the homebaked sweet only wish that all of you could on the Board; thirteen Board positions and I mentioned that because of the breads, rolls, breads, and con- have a cook like Paul and I nine Administrative Chairmen. Interested leak from our bathroom our spa- diments with which Paul garnish- don't blame him for being an- ghetti was 'soggier than usual' ed the repast. noyed at my comments about his students apply only for Board membership In my last column. Well, I should spaghetti - great artists have a or chairmanships; the committees are point out two things: Firstly, When my article came out men- right to be senstltive. See you chosen after the initial training period so the bathroom leakage does not tioning soggy spaghetti, Paul was at dinner tonight, Paul...or should go Into our dining room, it goes upset since his life is his cook- I say, see you at our next dally that each member has become acquainted Into Lambda Chi's kitchen ing and he is rightfully proud of feast! with each of the various divisions of the (hence, those of you who were concerned about health problems Board. may heave a sigh of relief). In order to be chosen for a position on The soggy spaghetti is not Paul's (Ennnrrttrut Dalit; (HampUH the Board, a student need only to be inter- fault since he does not serve the Mnri, (Conurrtirut food on Guinea night - rather the ested and willing to work and accept re- sogglness Is EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Judi Becker sponsibilities. It is not necessary that a due to our ste- student be active on campus in order to be wards watery MANAGING EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGES hands. Ira Loss considered for a Board position; in fact, Were I to S viior Associate Financial Manager nominate the New* Editor students who already hold key positions in Howard Walter Holly Leach Bruce Connie various organizations on campus are not best cook on campus, I think Sports Editor Features Editor "roductlon Manager eligible for Board membership. Member- without a doubt Charles Lipson D.mna Pnfl'utiii Robert Hurrey ship on the Board offers a student an op- it would be Paul. I have eaten at portunity to have a say in the programs of- many dormitories and have yet to Executive Aide I'hotoKraph.v Editor taste cooking to rival his. His Malcolm Mills Ken Golden fered throughout the year, to allocate stu- homemade cakes, pies, breads, dent money as the Board sees fit, and to and rolls keep him in the kitchen get to know and work with students, faculty, until ungodly hours ( he arrived STAFF CORRESPONDENTS: Jackie I.ongo, Eileen Zenietis. at 3:30 a.m. to cook our/Thanks- and administrators for the betterment of giving dinner). And what a feast NEWS STAFF: Judy Kierys. Claudia Osmolski, Robert Hurley, student life on campus. that dinner was - We started out Chnrlotte Evans, 'IVkie Kessehatzion, Deborah We can only say to those students on cam- with Egg Nog, then a delicious Leekoff, Sharon Feingold. chef's salad, then mints and ap- Published d»lly while the University It In session except Saturday! and Sundays pus who feel they would enjoy working on the petizers. Then the piece de re- Second-clssa postage pild at Storrs. ^onn Member of the Associated Colleflatr sistance, flaming roast rock Press. Accepted for advertising by the National Advertising Service. Inc. Editorial Board that they have nothing to lose and and Busineas offices located In the Student Union Building. University of Connec- everything to gain by applying for member- cornlsh hen stuffed with wild rice ticut. Storrs. Conn Subscriber: Associated Preas News Service Subscription rates In wine sauce, buttered aspara- ts.00 per semester. SB 00 per year. Return notification of unclaimed mailed copies ship on the Board of Governors. to r.'onneotlcut Dally Campus, University of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut. 0«a«« MONDAY, JANUARY 10. 1966 CONNECTICUT DAILY CAMPUS PAGE THREE European Trend Develops Former Student Senate Head Sheehan Toward Defense Cutbacks To Head UConn News Show On WILI

London (AP) - With inflation spent overseas each year for de- Former Student Senate Chair- o'clock this afternoon. A veteran of UConn student ac- the biggest immediate worry fense, and Is looking to Its At- man Pat Sheehan will produce The show will feature news of tivities, Sheehan has held num- facing Europeans, there is a lantic and Commonwealth allies and moderate the WILI radio the University, both from the ad- erous positions In student gov- growing trend toward cutbacks to share some of these overseas show devoted, entirely to UConn ministration and student points ernment, including Chairman.of In defense spending. This comes commitments. Britain has allo- news. The Wlllimantic station of view. Sports news, women's the Student Senate and President at a time when the U.S. is con- cated 26.5 per cent of the nation- begins "UConn Today" at four features, and fine arts will round of the United Students Associa- fronted with a huge increase in al budget for defense, compared out the ten minute dally pro- tion. He Is a seventh semester defense outlay because of the to 27.4 per cent last year. Bri- gram. Interviews with students, student majoring in Political Sci- Viet Nam war. tain has 170,000 men serving faculty, and University officials ence, and a brother of Phi Kap- Britain already has said It will abroad. are also planned for the pro- pa Tau fraternity. trim the one billion dollars The new West German budget gram. calls for military expenditures Li >> of four billion 37 million dollars, The Addicts or 25.3 per cent of the total ap- WHUS SCHEDULE propriations, 3.1 per cent lower To Be Presented than last year. No West Germans MONDAY are serving overseas. Tuesday Night France's military allocation for 1:00 2:00 ROCK 'N ROLL this year has been cut back from 2:00 4:00 LITTLE RICH SHOW Tuesday evening at 7:30, at 22.6 per cent of the total budget 4:00 5:30 CARL DYNEL SHOW the Community House auditorium to 22.1 per cent, or four billion, 5:30 6:30 YOUR CANDLELIGHT CONCERT a drama called "The Addicts" 490 million dollars. French 6:30- 9:00 SOUND SPECTRUM WITH BILL SACHER will be presented. The players soldiers are serving overseas 9:00 10:00 MUSIC FROM DAVE JONES' LOCKER are all former drug addicts who in nine former colonies In Afri- 10:00 11:30 GOOD MUSIC found an answer to their prob- ca. 11:30 MUSIC THROUGH THE NIGHT lem In the Christian Religion. Italy, however, with no troops The play portrays the life of all abroad, has earmarked nearly of these men In shockingly rea- two billion dollars for defense, TUESDAY listic scenes. 8.2 per cent more than last year. Approximately a year and a Pat Sheehan 1:00- 4:00 ROCK 'N ROLL half ago this group organized in Summer Jobs 4:00 - 5:30 THE DAVE "E" SHOW New York City, headed by John 5:30 - 6:30 YOUR CANDLELIGHT CONCERT Gimenez, a former addict. Aid- It's not too early to be think- 6:30 - 9:00 SOFT AND LOW WITH SKIP WEEK ed by the Christian Youth Cru- ing about a summer job accord- Supersonic Air 9:00 - 10:00 WONDERFUL WORLD OF SOUND sade, they wrote and began per- ing to Judith Amstutz, Financial 10:00- 11:30 GOOD MUSIC forming this play. Presently two aid counselor. Tunnel Bought 11:30 - MUSIC THROUGH THE NIGHT groups are touring the country Miss Amstutz' office has been and they have met with great receiving requests for summei By University success. The play Is divided in- personnel from camps, technical WEDNESDAY to three acts: Gallery, Cold companies and social work agen- A supersonic windtunnel, used Turkey, and Crude Awakening. cies. Many of these organiza- in testing scale models of pro- 1:00- 2:00 THE SWEET OLD BOB SHOW The conversion scene depicts tions will be Interviewing dur- posed or actual aircraft under 2:00- 3:00 ROCK 'N ROLL the realization of meaning and ing semester break in order to simulate flight conditions and 3:00- 5:30 THE JUNGLE JIM SHOW separation in the light of Chris- do their hiring early. costing an estimated $50,000 Is 5:30- 6:30 YOUR CANDLELIGHT CONCERT tian faith. Following the play it Miss Amstutz urged students in the process of being purchas- 6:30 - 9:00 A POTPOURRI OF POPS WITH CARL ANDERSEN Is hoped that everyone may talk who want summer jobs to come ed for the Aerospace Engineer- 9:00 - 10:00 THE DAVE HOWARD SHOW with the performers informally to her office In Koons Hall be- ing Department. The purchase is 10:00 - 11:30 GOOD MUSIC In the Community House living fore Friday to look at the sum- still in the planning stage, and 11:30- MUSIC THROUGH THE NIGHT room. mer employment file. the department Is considering the Hear the News every thirty minutes on the college sound in Storrs price bids of builders. The tun- nel, to be constructed under- Students For Civil Rights ground outside the new engineer- ing building should be complet- ed next spring. Send Clothes To South The proposed 30 foot long tun- nel Is expected to achieve an Striking tenant farmers and dents for Civil Rights, which Is Initial speed of 1400 miles per their families in Shaw, Missis- open to the public, will be held hour. The tunnel determines the sippi have been sent 19 cartons on Monday, February 7th at 7:30 ability of scale model aircraft of donated clothing gained p.m. in the Student Union. to withstand the rigor of flight. through a recent month-long drive sponsored by the Students PKANUTS YOU SHOULD I TOLD THE UJHOLE CLASS ALL for Civil Rights, a newly form - HAVE HEARD ME ABOUT "AMBLYOPlA" AND U)HY I ed organization on campus. TODAY AT "SHOU) UJEARTHI5 EYE PATCH..I EXPLAINED Organized in October 1965 by AND TELL "TIME H0U AW "LAZV EYE" IS BEING three students, SCR aims to "aid 5MN6THENE0 W 0EIN6 FORCED TO lOORK the movement for racial equal- V UJHILE MY OTHER EYE IS COVERED... ity." The group consists of four committees: 1. The Willimantlc Work Com- mittee finds summer jobs for students in the Willimantlc Area. 2. The Housing Code Investi- gation Committee investigates THEN I UR6ED7HEMALLT0 PlDfOU V I 60TA"r3"FROM the conditions, laws, and housing 6ETA MY TEACHER AND code record s In Willimantlc. 60 5EE THEIR OPHTHALM0U36I6T5 FOR EYE TESTS IMMEDIATELY! 600D AN "A" PROM /MY This city Is known to have the 6RADE?/ OPHTHALM0L06IST! lowest housing standards In Connecticut. TaK—rxv—" 3. The Information Committee presents Civil Rights programs on campus, such as speakers and films, and publicizes current Ci- vil Rights activities. The next meeting of the Stu- Singing goes better refreshed. And Coca-Cola — with that special zing but never too sweet — SENIOR SITTINGS refreshes best.

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(511) ( 2) YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVm' FEELING - Righteous Bros. The Connecticut Light and Pow- (Phllles) bia) (275) (75) I'M A MAN/STILL I'M SAD - Yardblrds (Epic) er Company has offered the (507) 3) SATISFACTION - Rolling Stones (London) scholarship for a freshman plan- (464) THIS DLVMOND RING - Gary Lewis 4 Playboys (Liberty) AGENT DOUBLE-0 SOUL - Edwin Starr (Ric-Tlc) 4) SHE'S ABOUT A MOVER - Sir Douglas Quintet (Tribe) ning to major In Electrical En- (449) 5) I CAN'T HELP MYSELF - 4 Tops (Motown) (274) (76) IT'S GONNA TAKE A MIRACLE - Royalettes (MGM) gineering. But so far no student (448) 6) MY GIRL - Temptations (Gordy) has been found who meets the (446) 7) CAN'T YOU HEAR MY HEARTBEAT - Herman's Hermits (272) (77) YES I'M READY - Barbara Mason (Arctic) (296) (78) IT'S NOT UNUSUAL - Tom Jones (Parrot) requirements. (MGM) The recipient must be a fresh- (444) 8) THE "IN" CROWD -Ramsey Lewis Trio (argo) (268) (79) DON'T JUST STAND THERE - Patty Duke (United Art- ists) man, planning to major In EE, (439) 9) DOWNTOWN - Petula Clark (Warner Bros.) who lives in a CL4P service (436) (10) TASTE OF HONEY -Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass (A&M) (267) (80) THE JERK - Larks (Money) (266) (81) JUSTINE -Righteous Bros. (Moonglow) area. The award will be based (430) (11) YOU WERE ON MY MIND - We Five (A&M) on a combination of financial (414) (12) I GOT YOU BABE - Sonny 4 Cher (Atco) (264) (82) MR. LONELY - Bobby Vlnton (Epic) (262) (83) CAST YOUR FATE TO THE WIND - Sounds Orchestral need and academic attainment. (409) (13) I'LL NEVER FIND ANOTHER YOU - Seekers (Capitol) According to Peter Jodaltis, (404) (14) COME SEE ABOUT ME - Supremes (Motown) (Parkway) (261) (84) EIGHT DAYS A WEEK - Beatles (Capitol) financial aid counselor, if a stu- 1-2-3 -Len Barry (Decca) dent Is not found soon, he plans GO NOW - Moody Blues (London) RED ROSES FOR A BLUE LADY - Vic Dana (Dolton) (401) (15) (259) (85) HURT SO BAD - Little Anthony 4 Imperials (DCP Inter- to interview every freshman in (400) (16) THE NAME GAME - Shirley Ellis (Congress) national) the School of Engineering until (398) (17) MRS. BROWN YOU'VE GOT A LOVELY DAUGHTER - a recipient is found. Jodaltis Herman's Hermits (MGM) (258) (86) OVER AND OVER -Dave Clark Five (Epic) ROSES ARE RED MY LOVE - You Know Who Group (Four urged any student who thinks he (396) (18) A LOVER'S CONCERTO - Toys (DynoVolce) Corners) may be eligible to come to his (395) (19) THE JOLLY GREEN GIANT - Klngsmen (Wand) office in Koons Hall. (392) (20) UNCHAINED MELODY -Righteous Bros. (Phllles) (257) (87) DOWN IN THE BOONDOCKS - Billy Joe Royal (Columbia) YEH! YEH! - Georgie Fame 4 Blue Flames (Imperial) (391) (21) MR. TAMBOURINE MAN - Byrds (Columbia) (390) (22) LOVE POTION NUMBER NINE - Searchers (Kapp Winners (256) (88) CRYING IN THE CHAPEL - Elvis Presley (RCA Victor) Circle) (255) (89) A WORLD OF OUR OWN - Seekers (Capitol) (383) (23) YOU'RE THE ONE - Vogues (Co 4 Ce) (252) (90) HOLD ME, THRILL ME, KISS ME - Md Carter (Imperial) Class? Part II (381) (24) DO YOU BELIEVE IN MAGIC? - Lovln' Spoonful (Kama I LIKE IT LIKE THAT - Dave Clark Five (Epic) Sutra) I LIVE FOR THE SUN - Sunrays (Tower) (Cont. from pg 5 col. 5) WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS NOW IS LOVE - Jackie de- SHAKE! - Sam Cooke (RCA Victor) SINCE I LOST MY BABY - Temptations (Gordy) Mexico, which has a similarly Shannon (Imperial) elaborate program. (375) (25) LIKE A ROLLING STONE - Bob Dylan (Columbia) (251) (91) AIN'T THAT PECULIAR - Marvin Gaye (Tamla) SILHOUETTES-Herman's Hermits (MGM) 3. Several Institutions - Maine (373) (26) GET OFF OF MY CLOUD - Rolling Stones (London) for example - have tried and (372) (27) STOP! IN THE NAME OF LOVE - Supremes (Motown) (246) (92) THE "IN" CROWD - Doble Gray (Charger) dropped or considerably simpli- (367) (28) HELP! - Beatles (Capitol) (244) (93) HERE COMES THE NIGHT - Them (Parrot) fied programs far less complex (365) (29) WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT? - Tom Jones (Parrot) FERRY ACROSS THE MERSEY - Gerry 4 Pacemakers than Connecticut's. Brown Uni- (361) (30) LAUGH LAUGH - Beau Brummels (Autumn) (Laurie) versity, which had a program (360) (31) EVE OF DESTRUCTION - Barry McGulre (Dunhlll) (242) (94) I'LL BE DOGGONE - Marvin Gaye (Tamla) similar to Connecticut's, has ab- (357) (32) MAKE ME YOUR BABY - Barbara Lewis (Atlantic) (240) (95) BABY PLEASE DON'T GO - Them (Parrot) olished the whole scheme. (353) (33) LIAR LIAR - Castaways (Soma) LET'S DO THE FREDDIE - Chubby Checker (Parkway) (352) (34) I HEAR A SYMPHONY - Supremes (Motown) (238) (97) CATCH THE WIND -Donovon (Hickory) And... (351) (35) BACK IN MY ARMS AGAIN - Supremes (Motown) WE GOTTA GET OUT OF THIS PLACE - Animals 4. The Committee concludes TIRED OF WAITING FOR YOU - Kinks (Reprise) (MGM) that most public institutions (350) (36) GAME OF LOVE - Wayne Fontana & Mlndbenders (Fon- (237) (98) DON'T THINK TWICE - Wonder Who? (Philips) either leave attendance to the tana) I KNEW YOU WHEN - Bll y Joe Royal (Columbia) Instructor, or Ignore It entirely (349) (37) RESCUE ME - Fontella Bass (Checker) I'M HENRY Vm, I AM - Herman's Hermits (MGM) when It comes to enforcement; (346) (38) TREAT HER RIGHT - Roy Head (Backbeat) WONDERFUL WORLD - Herman's Hermits (MGM) most Institutions have only a (345) (39) HELP ME, RHONDA - Beach Boys (Capitol) (233) (99) HOW SWEET IT IS - Marvin Gaye (Tamla) catalog statement to the effect (344) (40) HAND ON SLOOPY - McCoys (Bang) (230) (100) THE CRUSHER -Novas (Parrot) that students are expected to at- YOU'VE GOT YOUR TROUBLES - Fortunes (Press) DUSTY - Rag Dolls (Mala) tend classes. (341) (41) LET'S HANG ON - Four Seasons (Philips) HOLD WHAT YOU GOT - Joe Tex (Dial) In conclusion, I believe that we SEVENTH SON - Johnny Rivers (Imperial) THOU SHALT NOT STEAL - Dick 4 DeeDee (Warner should abolish our present reg- (337) (42) YOU TURN ME ON - Ian Whltcomb (Tower) Bros.) ulations and adopt a system of (336) (43) LAND OF 1000 DANCES - Cannibal 4 Headhunters (Ram- voluntary attendance. My rea- part) sons are: 1. Our present system (335) (44) CARA MIA - Jay 4 Americans (United Artists) Is too costly and time consum- (329) (45) I FEEL FINE - Beatles (Capitol) ing; 2. It encourages filling our (328) (46) COUNT ME IN - Gary Lewis 4 Playboys (Liberty) classrooms with disinterested YESTERDAY - Beatles (Capitol) students; and 3. It does not have (325) (47) FOR YOUR LOVE - Yardblrds (Epic) any effect on the percentage of f321) (48) BOY FROM NEW YORK CITY - Ad Libs (Blue Cat) failures and withdrawals from TURN I TURN! TURN! - Byrds (Columbia) our university. This percent- (320) (49) BABY I'M YOURS - Barbara Lewis (Atlantic) age does not change under a (318) (50) JUST A LITTLE - Beau Brummels (Autumn) system of voluntary attendance. WHEN I'M GONE - Brenda Holloway (Tamla) (313) (51) If you believe as I do, let (308) (52) CATCH US IF YOU CAN - Dave Clark Five (Epic) KEEP ON DANCING - Gentrys (MGM) people know! Talk, talk a lot! (306) (53) If enough people can be persuad- (305) (54) I'M TELLING YOU NOW - Freddie 4 Dreamers (Towers) JUST ONCE IN MY LIFE - Righteous Bros. (Phllles) ed that we should change the sys- tem, we can do It. We have the (304) (55) EVERYBODY LOVES A CLOWN - Gary Lewis 4 Playboys (Liberty) facts behind us; we can get the KING OF THE ROAD - Roger Miller (Smash) backing. (302) (56) IT'S ALRIGHT - Adam Faith (Amy) (301) (57) BABY THE RAIN MUST FALL - Glenn Yarbrough (RCA Victor) GOLDFINGER - Shirley Bassey (United Artists) TELL HER NO - Zombies (Parrot) (299) (58) CONCRETE AND CLAY - Unit 4 Plus 2 (London) i^Ar* GOIN' OUT OF MY HEAD - Little Anthony 4 Imperials (DCP International) KEEP SEARCHIN* - Del Shannon (Amy) (298) (59) BABY DON'T GO - Sonny 4 Cher (Reprise) (297) (60) IT'S THE SAME OLD SONG - Four Tops (Motown) (296) (61) IT AIN'T ME BABE -Turtles (White Whale) Low Air Excursion H ^^^JM (295) (62) TICKET TO RIDE/YES IT IS - Beatles (Capitol) (294) (63) CUPID/MIDNIGHT SPECIAL - Johnny Rivers (Imperial) Mak« your trip to Europe p«y for ittelt (293) (64) LIPSTICK TRACES (ON A CIGARETTE) - O'Jays (Im- Rates Rome $409.00 perial) PAYING JOBS (292) (65) SHAKIN' ALL OVER - Gues Who? (Scepter) (291) (66) GIRL DON't^OME - Sandle Shaw (Reprise) London $300.00 IN EUROPE LET'S LOCK THE DOOR - Jay 4 Americans (United Art- Luxembourg- 25000 jobs (of- ists) Shannon $263.90 fice, resort, farm, factory, etc.) (290) (67) ALL DAY AND ALL OF THE NIGHT - Kinks (Reprise) are available in Kurope with Roundtrlp from New York (288) (68) I KNOW A PLACE - Petula Clark (Warner Bros.) wages to J400. Travel grants PAPA'S GOT A BRAND NEW BAG (PART I)-James are given to each applicant. Brown 4 Famous Flames (King) Many Posslblllties-But MUST reserve Now For Low Rates Send S2 (handling and airmail) (287) (69) BIRDS AND THE BEES - Jewel Akens (Era) to Dept! T, American Student CALIFORNIA GIRLS _ 3*ach Boys (Capitol) Some Already Sold Out (288) (70) THE LAST TIME/PLAY WITH FIRE - Rolling Stones Information Service, 22 Ave. (London) dc la Liberte, Grand Duchy of (285) (71) BYE BYE BABY (BABY GOODBYE) - Four Seasons University Travel S ervice Luxembourg for a 36-page il- (Philips) lustrated booklet giving all (281) (72) SHOTGUN - Jr. Walker & All Strs (Soul) ■MRoute 195 Storrs, Conn 429-9313»J jobs and application forms. MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1966 CONNECTICUT DAILY CAMPUS PAGE FIVE A JOURNEY TO CHINA WHY GO TO CLASS? by Felix Greene asking yourselves: Was I free to a camera quite alone wherever "I have been to China several travel where I wanted to? Was I one wants to go. That's not the PART II times in recent years-sometimes free to photograph? The answer problem. The main difficulty Is by Pam Pomeroy tely 9.66 per cent of the initial for quite long visits to study de- must be "no" and "yes." There that the Chinese tend to be rath- The fact that our system of enrollment withdrew in good velopments there and to gather were two areas where I found It er shy about having their photo- compulsory attendance is inef- standing as sophomores. This is material for my books on China. impossible to travel to- Tibet, graphs taken unless It's by a fective has been proven. The a total of about 18.2 per cent - On this last visit I went for for example (though some Wes- member of their own family or Committee on General Scholastic both before and after adoption of British television. The company tern correspondents have been a close friend. They feel that Requirements has also revealed our compulsory system. It Is that sent me asked me to film not there recently). There are pla- for a stranger to film them is the following: the opinion of the Committee so much the pollcital aspects 01 ces in Sinklang which are barred an Invasion of their personal 1. The rate of failure among that.. China (though in one sense of from all foreigners and there are life. So, It's always necessary freshmen and sophomores has "The compulsory attendance course anything about China has other areas and cities too. But to ask their permission first. remained relatively constant program has had no measurable its political connotations) but to in the vast amount of China re- Having said all this I must over the twelve-year period stu- effect on either the failure or get as much film as possible maining I was able to make up add one more word. I know very died (the two years before and dropout ratesofunderclassmen." which would show the day-to-day my own Itinerary and to photo- well how personal feelings and the ten years after the program Why., .should we accept a system life of the Chinese people. graph what I pleased (always evaluations can Influence any kind was put Into effect)." which does not do A THING! So for four months I wandered excepting military places, of of reporting - whether it's In That rate was found to be ap- The Committee on General around China with my cameras course). I was on the whole re- newspapers or on film. I real- proximately 20.46 per cent for Scholastic Requirements also de- and sound recording equipment latively free to film In China. ize that other reporters might freshmen and approximately 6.49 termined how Connecticut's at- photographing the ordinary life I say "relatively free" because come back from China with a per cent of the original class upon tendance policy compared with that goes on In China. there are problems that arise different set of Impressions. reaching sophomore year. A that of other Institutions. The On this last trip I travelled when filming in China which So you will see China as I total of approximately 26.95 per following facts were brought about 15,000 miles . . . often by shouldn't be minimized. The Chi- saw it - and from the time that cent of each entering class fail- forth: nese didn't appear anxious to I first went there, I discovered train ... by plane... sometimes ed each year - both before and 1. No other New England state by jeep and sometimes even by hide anything from me - one can a country quite different from after our present system of com- wander around In the cities with the one I had expected.." university has a program making camel back. I visited workers pulsory attendance was adopted. use of a central attendance of- in their tiny apartments, I talk- "The dropout rate for fresh- fice to which faculty make dally ed with students In their over- men and sophomores - withdraw- crowded dormitories, met with reports. by PHYLLIS JOYCE als for various reasons by stu- 2. Clearly, the University of religious leaders and with com- What They Wore. dents in good academic stand- Connecticut spends more time mune leaders, I spent a good ing - has remained relatively deal of my time in the country- and money trying to enforce the FORBIDDEN FASHIONS constant over the period studied." attendance of underclass men than side to learn something of the The Committee found that each does any other university exam* life of the Chinese peasants. IN THE PAST THECE WERE NUMEROUS year approximately 8.5 per cent ned except the University of New There are always some ques- LAWS BE6ULATIN6 WOMEN'S CLOTH - of the freshmen class withdrew tions which ( quite rightly) come IN6. THE MOTIVE BEHINP MOST OF THEM In good standing and approxima- (Cont. to pg. 4 col. 5) up In regard to filming In a WAS TO PREVENT THE "LOWER CLASSES" FROM PRESSING. LIKE communist country. You may be H THEIR SO-CALLE0"SUPERIORS UNPER THE LAWS OF &OLON. 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■ n n o PAGE SIX CONNECTICUT DAILY CAMPUS MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1966 ACTIVITIES ON CAMPUS HONORS SPECIAL EVENTS OBJECTIV1ST& Tuesday even- COMMITTEE: Meeting: Tues. ing, Room 21 HUB at 7:00 for Jan 11 at 6:45 p.m. at Harvey all interested in discussions of House. Objectivism, the philosophy of DEPT. OF PHYSICAL EDUCA- Ayn Rand. TION: Tension Breaker Activity PHOTOPOOL: Exec. Board Party on Tuesday, Jan 11, 1966 meeting 7:45 in SNACK BAR. at 8:00 p.m. in Hawley Armory. BOARD OF GOVERNORS SOCIAL Activities will include-Badmln- COMMITTEE: BOG Social Com. trtO, basketball, volleyball, and mlttee will meet Wednesday night relays. Dress Is casual (shorts at 7:00 In room 315 Commons. and sneakers) and refreshments DEPT. OF THEATRE. Tryouts will be served. for the musical "CARNIVAL" BOARD OF GOVERNORS: Win- will be held Thurs., Frl., and ter Olympics Seminar, tonight Mon., January 6,7, & 10th at at the HUB, Room 103, 7:15 pm. 7:00 pm in room 227 of Fine The rules and regulations of the Arts Center. Roles for 25 wo- Winter Olympics will be discuss- men and 20 men, including dance ed with the house chairmen. roles. Acrobats, jumblers, ven- BOARD OF GOVERNORS RE- triloquists, and all specialty acts SEARCH o»e < 55.Cried like kitten 30 31 32 58-Defeated :•:■: Turn Onto B«xUr Road in Mansfield Either Off Rfe. I 9» * 44A 61 -Superlative 37 38 39 ending 35 36 82-Water wheel 64 Be mistaken 41 42 43 44 45 ALL ILECTRIC •5- Footlike part 49 50 66- Molars 47 48 67- Beam 51 52 53 54 Gold Medallion rJTioJZr. DOWN 55 56 57 58 59 60 1.Spigot 2 Beverage 3-Trade cT 62 63 64 4-Plumlike fruit APARTMENTS --*** 66 67 5-Parsonage iT University Of Connecticut 2 Miles—Rte. IS 4 Miles 6-Preflx: not 7-Allow Dlstr. by United Feature Syndicate, Inc. (/ MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1966 CONNECTICUT DAILY CAMPUS PAGE SEVEN

- .. ,, c champion clay No-Cut Clause Prominent College Hoop Scores To Be Given ,n Rookie Grid contracts A sizable portion of the high- when the rookies and veterans Eight of the top teams In the Baylor 89 Texas Christian 75. Aptitude Exam priced rookies being Inducted In- come together in the pro camps. Associated Press Basketball poll Marquette 103 Xavler of Ohio to pro football have no-cut con- It Is doubtful If any camp will saw action Saturday night and 64. Canlslus 81 St. Francis (Pa) Heavyweight champion Cassius tracts. In some cases It's just hold more Inherent drama than seven of them came through with 74. Falrfield 82 Holy Cross 61. Clay may be called upon to take as well. the Green Bay Packers. victories. Sixth-ranked Provi- Texas A and M 92 Rice 85. another Army aptitude test, by Let the buyer beware, Is the dence and ninth-ranked Texas Niagara 87 Youngstown 67. Hof- request of his draft board. Clay slogan In the pro game. If a When the National Football Lea- Western had the night off. Only stra 87 CCNY 72. Army 59 Se- has failed two previous exam- pro club hands out a lot of money jue champions assemble to begin Iowa was beaten and that was by ton Hall 57. Nebraska 82 Mis- inations. But the director of se- to a young college player and workouts for the 1966 season the a whisker. souri 60. Kansas State 67 Okla- lective service in Louisville, then discovers he can't make It spotlight, as ever, will be on Duke - the number one team In homa State 47. Boston College Kentucky, says It is more than In the tough professional game, Paul Hornung and Jim Taylor. the nation - faced North Carolina 88 NYU 75. Bowling Green 87 likely that Clay will be called the club Is stuck. But for a different reason than and left the court with an 88 Western Michigan 81. South Car- up again. Colonel James Steph- It has happened plenty of times in the past. to 77 decision in an Atlantic olina 67 Florida Southern 57. enson declined to say how soon In the past and you can be sure Both peerless Paul and Jarring Coast Conference duel. Bob Cornell 59 Dartmouth 57 (over- Clay's name will come up for that It will again next fall. Af- Jim will face challenges for their Verga was the big gun for the time). Memphis State 98 Okla- review. He said selective ser- ter all, no matter how good a Jobs from rookies. High priced winners with 29 points. homa City 87. Brlgham Young87 vice now Is In the process of player Is in college he Is sure rookies, too. Don Anderson, the Second-ranked Kentucky downed Arizona 74. Alabama 75 Stetson taking another look at men like to find the pros tougher. Some super star from Texas Tech, Florida, 78 to 64, In their South- 50. West Texas State 99 New Clay who failed to pass mental of them find the pros too tough. looks like a younger ver- eastern conference battle. It was Mexico State 90. Oklahoma 64 or physical tests for military When a prominent football man sion of Hornung. Jim Grabowskl, the tenth straight victory for the Colorado 58. Denver 82 Colorado service. was asked how many of the cur- the ramrod fullback from Illin- Wildcats with sophomore Thad State U. 65. New Mexico 69 Stephenson said Clay's case, rent crop of high priced rookies ois, may be another Taylor. An- Jaracz scoring 26 points before Wyoming 57. Utah 102 Arizona like that of thousands of others, had no-cut contracts, he answer- derson and Grabowskl will be he fouled out. State 83. New Mexico 69 Wyo- is subject to review because the ed: "Any of them that have law- the two highest paid rookies in Third-ranked Vanderbllt clip- ming 57. armed forces recently lowered yers." the Packer camp... and for that ped Georgia, 77 to 63, In net- mental requirements. Said the Thai probably means all of them. matter... In the league. ting Its 12th triumph. Clyde Lee San Francisco 83 Santa Clara Colonel: "The Champion will be A college star would sooner play If Hornung and Taylor have their broke a school scoring record 64. Stanford 83 Washington 78. the first to know if we decide without his helmet than talk con- way - and they often do - Ander- and now has 1,409 points for his Oregon State 59 Southern Cal- to test him again. I am sure ract without a lawyer. son and Grabowskl will be the career with still half a season ifornia 56. Air Force 68 Notre that when he Is called, he will There will be a lot of Interest- two highest paid bench warmers to go. He scored 22 last night. Dame 57. UCLA 97 Oregon 65. let the world know." ing battles for jobs next summer in the league next year. Fourth-ranked St. Joseph's routed Lasalle, 92 to 69, with Cliff Anderson registering 18 points for the winners. Fifth-ranked Bradley scored the last 15 points of the game In coming from behind to defeat Drake, 64 to 52. Seventh-ranked Iowa went down to defeat at the hands of Wis- consin, 69 to 68, In a big ten conference game. The Hawk- eyes had a chance to win or tie the game with two seconds to go but Gary Olson missed a pair of free throws. Ken Gustafson led the Badgers with 17 points, the same figure complied by Gerry Jones for Iowa. Eighth-ranked Brlgham Young whipped Arizona, 87 to 74, In a Western Athletic Conference af- fair. Jeff Congdon had 21 points lor the Utah collegians while Ted Pickett had 23 for Arizona. And tenth-ranked UCLA re- mained undefeated In the Pacific Conference with an easy 97 to 65 win over Oregon. Mike Lynn paced the attack with 20 points. Here are Saturday night's other major college basketball results: Penn State 72 Carnegie Tech 52. Manhattan 84 Wagner 63. Duke 88 North Carolina 77. St. John's (New York) 68 Villanova 63 (overtime) Michigan 83 Ohio State 78. Arkansas 74 Texas Tech 65. Illinois 98 Indiana 84. Wisconsin 69 Iowa 68. Tulsa 73 Cincinnati 71. Miami of Ohio 94 Toledo 69. Kentucky 78 Flo- rida 64. Southern Methodist 99 Texas 78. Auburn 74 Louisiana State 66. Northwestern 111 Purdue 97. California 71 Washington State 70. Temple 79 West Chester State 50. St. Bonaventure 96 Du- quesne 73. Jacsonvllle 71 Miami (Florida) 69. Michigan State 85 Minnesota 76. Detroit 98 Hills- dale 75. Fordham 60 Iona 55. Tennessee 102 Mississippi 55. Virginia Tech 100 Pittsburgh 74. Butler 101 Wabash 73. Prince- ton 60 Brown 46. Vanderbllt 77 Georgia 63. Columbia 75 Har- vard 73. North Carolina State 86 Virginia 69. Virginia Military Institute 89 William And Mary 74. Syracuse 83 Navy 73. Colgate 74 Boston U. 69. Dayton 81 De- paul 70. Charlotte 74 Washington and Lee 65. St. Joseph's 92 Lasalle 69. Wake Forest 96 Georgia Tech 80. Marshall 104 "Sure I can. "The time to stop is now. Kent State 87. Massachusetts 104 New Hampshire 76. Furman "I stopped lots of times in the "Before something happens. 74 The Citadel 72. Richmond last nine years. 'I know that. Everyone knows that. 106 George Washington 93. Brad- "So I will quit. ley 64 Drake 52. Louisville 70 "I know cigarettes are bad for you. North Texas State 58. Davidson "So I'll quit any day now. "For good." 105 West Virginia 79. Penn 84 Yale 56. Rhode Island 109 Maine american, 68. Tulane 81 Mississippi State 71. Wichita State 79 St. Louis cancer, 74. Gettysburg 68 Lehlgh 48. society ' Kansas 82 Iowa State 65. Hous- ton 95 Trinity (Texas( 52. PAGE EIGHT CONNECTICUT DAILY CAMPUS MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1966

Connecticut Grid Team To Meet Vermont In '66 The University of Connecticut cross country, golf, tennis, rifle football team walll participate a- and hockey. galnst all five Yankee Conference Vermont replaced Rutgers on rivals for the first time In his- the Connecticut schedule which tory next fall, according to the opens with the traditional Yale 1966 schedule released by Ath- game at New Haven, Sept. 24. letic Director J. O. Christian. This Is followed by four games Vermont becomes the fifth Con- at home and four away. ference member on the Conn- ecticut schedule, and the Cata- The schedule: mounts will play the Huskies at Sept. 24, Yale at New Haven Storrs on October 1. This book- Oct. 1, Vermont at home (Band ing makes the conference a com- Day): 8, Massachusetts at Am- plete playing conference for the herst; 15, Maine at home (Home- first time in history. coming); 22, Temple at Phila- All members faced each other In delphia; 29, New Hampshire at regular schedules In basketball Durham. and baseball for some time and Nov. 5, Boston University at they played soccer for the first home; 12, Rhode Island at home time this past fall. Conference (Parents' Day); 19, Holy Cross meets are also slated In track, at Worcester, Mass. List Of Sports Celebrities Grows For Gold Key Dinner Cheshire - Although tickets for Three ex-world featherweight the 25th annual Gold Key dinner boxing champions, all former BILL CORLEY, UConn's top rebounder and one of their top scorers shows his stuff In a recent contest. of the Connecticut Sports Gold Key recipients, will also be Corley will have to be at his best If the Huskies are to stop the URI Rams next Saturday. (Photo by Souden) Writers' Alliance are sold out, In attendance at the 25th annual the list of Invited guests con- Connecticut Sports Writers Al- » * ♦ tinues to grow. liance Gold Key dinner at the Former Gold Key recipient Waverly Inn Jan. 24. George Weiss, president of the Louis "Kid" Kaplan of Bloom- UC Hoop Fans Board Of Governors New York Mets, will head a field, champion from 1925 to group of six Mets who this week 1927, Chris "Bat" Battallno of announced their plans to attend West Hartford, tit Ills t from 1929 Drive To Motels Winter Olympics the Jan. 24 affair at the Waverly through 1932, and the lrrespres- Inn. sible and "ageless" Willie Pep For TV Games Also recently added to the "ros- of Hartford, champion from 1942 Seminar to 48 and again In 1949 and 1950, The Connecticut Huskies have ter" are Boston Red Sox Execu- their own chapter of turnpike tive Vice-President Dick O'Con- join a list of nationally known celebrities who will assist the motel TV fans. Tonight 7:15 S. U. 103 nell and Director of Red Sox With home basketball games Player Personnel Haywood Sul- Alliance In celebrating Its sil- livan, former Kansas City Ath- ver anniversary. sold out, Connecticut alumni letics manager and Bosox catch- And just this week, Dick Mc- groups from lower New York er. Aullffe of the Detroit Tigers and and eastern Pennsylvania have Houston Astros pitcher Tom a native of Unlonvllle said he will been motoring to motels along Parsons, former New York Met, attend. McAullffe beat out Amer- the border of Connecticut to pick messaged this week that he will ican League most-valuable-play- up Channel 8 which has shown attend, as will Trinity College er Zollo Versalles of the Minn- three of the four home games footba'.l coach Dan Jesse, former esota Twins for the shortstop played before capactly audiences Gold Key recipient and now pres- berth on the AL All-Star team thus far this season. ident of the National Football this past season. McAullffe joins A. J. Mozzer of Shlllngton, Pa., Coaches Association of America. New York Yankee Manager John- a member of the class of 1926, Also attending will be former ny K'-anc on the list of Major reports he enjoys the opportunity Connecticut Boxing Commission- League notables attending. to watch games in this fashion. S£o/e&« er Bill Prince, New Haven Elms Keane and humorists Morrle "We drive up to Connecticut mo- coach Sam Bender, Director of Slegel of Washington and Fred tels along the thruway to see the the National Baseball Hall of Corcoran, tournament director of game as It is no longer pos- Fame Ken Smith, Connecticut the International Golf Associa- sible to buy tickets because they Softball Commissioner Joe Bar- tion, are among the guests on the are sold out," reports Mozzer ber, Rev. Robert G. Keating of speaking program. who has attended games live St. Jude's parish in Derby and Dinner Chairman Milt Northrop when tickets are available. m the chaplain of the Alliance, for- announced Wednesday that Nick mer sports editor of Look, Tim DeFellce of Derby, former South- Cohane and many former Gold ern Connecticut State College Key winners. star and now an offensive tackle with the New York Jets of the SKI THE BIG ONE American Football League, will Frosh Pucksters also attend, as will 10 members W When it comet to fashions " of the New York Giants organi- ... com* to Barker's! Wallop Palmer zation. Smart UConn's know Bar- The affair will begin at6:30p.m. ker's is trie place to go ... for Lovelier Fashions For Fifth Win for Ins! The UConn freshman hockey DRESSES SPORTSWEAR team soundly thrashed the skat- COATS LINGERII ers from Palmer High School On Rt. 195 — Tol. 429-6062 10-0 on Friday afternoon. This NOW THRU TUESDAY SUITS ACCESSORIES marks the fifth win for the frosi. TOPPERS SEPARATES skaters for a fine 5-2 record. The first period saw the best COORDINATES SHOES offensive pressure for the Husky pups as five goals were scored. The scoring went as follows: mWtu-and hw Charlie Perrotti, Dennis Silva, to (jet II •• Denver Woodcock, (who tallied three assists also) Rich Day, and A YVOOOF Ail FIM Art Esthada. » UNITED ARTISTS 10PERT RELEASE Ba/rM There was only one score in PLUS ADDED SHORTS the second period and that was SHOWS 2:00 6:30 8:50 the second for Dennis Silva. The Palmer High skaters were show- COMING WED AND THURS. Learn-to-Ski Weeks ing much better coordination on 5-DAY PLAN $30 7-DAY PLAN $40 defense and were helped by some "FOR ANYONE WHO DOES NOT i days. 5 lessons T days. 7 lessons. 1391 MAIN ST. SHOP 10-10 good saves by Palmer's goalie. WANT TO WEAR BLINDERS."c. Monday-Friday. Monday-Sunday WIIUMANTIC DAILY All the defensive plays unwound STARTING DATES: "A FILM EVERY AMERICAN Dec I}, 20; Jan. 3. 10, 17, 24. 31; for the Palmer squad In the third SHOULD SEE" jrg>, Feb. 7, 28, Mar. 28. '- period as the Husky pups put In Contact. SIOWE A»i A ASSOCIATION, INC. four -more goals to bring the -C.I.I. TV BLtf *%»j Bo« 206, Stowe, Vermont. Tel.; (802) J53-732I 'OUTSTANDING."-'- *Rx$J (These cooperative plans available onlyito guests final tally to 10-0. Scores were ol Stowe Area Association member Indies I by Dennis Silva (his third), Scott F«lix Gnwi'i ftHy ?« Dunnack, Rich Madden, and Tom Daniels. •Kl CAPITAL OF TM« BAST Don't miss the next game vs. CHINA! in color M .*- . Pilgrim High at 4:00 Tuesday.