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Vol. 52 le*" SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1964 No. 26 SJS Conduct Furor Vote on Trip Scheduled SJS C areer Day Today Continues To Smolder Today is Federal Career Day at SJS. The furor over conduct of SJS Cliff Steele, chief justice, moved For Today A variety of general Information students at Saturday night's UOP quickly yesterday to investigate on federal careers, as game rumbled from the adminis- complaints of student conduct. Student Council today is ex- well as de- tailed data on employment oppor- tration to the ASB yesterday. They plan to discuss the inci- pected to pass the band's $6,300 tunities in Bay Area federal SJS President Robert D. Clark dents with each group involved and agen- request for a bus trip to Arizona cies will be available said "I share with the majority of then decide if the ASB should take free of and Los Angeles football games students the sense of embarass- definite punitive action. charge-- from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., ment they felt at the conduct of a Nov. 14-15. in the Library patio, or, in case of few." Eleven of council's 18 members rain, in the breezeway between the Men's Gym and Physical Educa- President Clark said he sat in have indicated their approval of tion-Recreation Building. the press box behind the students the band trip through motions Dr. Tables, staffed by approximately at the game. Borovski passed this week by council's He said he is aware that some 30 professional experts from Bay students might have been guilty of three permanent committees. Area agencies and the College "some vulgarities that were reget- To Speak Ten affirmative votes will be Placement Office, will provide in- able" but was not aware of this required today for council to pass formation concerning careers in ac- counting business administration; himself. "The German Character As Re- the request. engineering; law enforcement, lib- APPROVES ATTITUDE vealed In German Literature" will BAND'S REQT'EST eral arts; life, physical, agricul- "I the be discussed tonight at 8 p.m. by approve the attitude of tural and natural sciences; teach- SJS Assistant Professor of Lan- The band's request, submitted ASB in looking at itself and seek- ing and overseas employment., a ing means of governing itself to council last Wednesday, was on new area being offered in this referred to three committees, Ex- these occasions," he declared. year's program. The President said he has confi- ternal Policy, Campus Policy, and dence the ASB will handle the sit- Finance, for study. NO APPOINTMENTS uations and "trusts higher admin- The specific request was for a Students will be allowed to par- istrative action will not be neces- $9,300 plane or $6,300 bus trip to ticipate on an informal, "drop-in" sary." the SJS-Arizona State and L.A. basis; no appointments are re- Meanwhile in the College Union, Rams-Chicago Bears games. quired. Bob Pisano, ASB President, has de- Meeting during the week, two Dr. Edward W. Clements, place- cided to throw the entire issue of ment officer, emphasizes that all of the three committees passed CAREER DAY Employees representing 61 of mission and participating agencies, will be held student conduct before Student students are invited to attend the voice vote motions urging council Santa Clara County's departments, answer ques- today from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., in the Library Council today. informational program. "Not only to pass the request. The third tions concerning career opportunities with the patio. In case of rain, tables will be set up in the Pisan said yesterday he plans graduates and graduating seniors, committee tied 3-3 on a similar county at a past SJS Federal Career Day. This breezeway between Men's Gym and Physical to aks council today to invite pres- motion. but undergraduates as well, may idents of Inter-Fraternity Council year, the cooperative program, sponsored jointly Education -Recreation Building. This is the fifth Finance Committee last Thurs- expect this program to be of real (IFC) and Inter-Dormitory Council by the Placement Office, the Civil Service Corn- year that SJS has observed Federal Career Day. day was the first to discuss the value in career planning," he ob- (IDC) to appear before council to served. discuss the Saturday night inci- controversial issue. It voted 4-2 dents. in favor of the bus trip. FAVORABLE REACTIONS "Last year," Dr. Clements re- Political Fights State Senator Clark Bradley He wants council to question IN FAVOR 1,200 SJS students IFC president Jim Nivens and IDC lated, "over Voting in favor of the trip in the program. president Rich Shuler. took advantage of Erupt in Tulsa Talks on Prop. 14 Tomorrow DR. CONRAD BOROYSKI this committee were Rick Trout Their favorable reactions lead us COMPI.AINTS ISJ United l'ress International . . . to speak and Bill Clark, sophomore repre- to anticipate many more this year." "Prop. 14" is the subject of a the Rumford Act which prohibits Fraternities and residence halls, sentatives; Jeannette Faddis, Noting that many recent SJS Several street fights broke out speech to be given by California any person from declining to sell, in in downtown Tulsa, Okla. Tuesday Pliano explained, were named guages Dr. Conrad Borovski in the freshman representative; and Pete graduates have found satisfying State Republican Senator Clark lease, or rent housing when race, by In the wake of an appearance by nearly all complaints received faculty room of the Spartan Cafe- Briggs, graduate representative. and productive careers in the Fed- Bradley tomorrow at 4 p.m. in religion or nationality are the cri- wants Lady Bird Johnson on her aerial the ASB, which is why he teria. J. J. Fraser, junior representa- eral Service, he indicated that one CH149. teria for discretion. and IDC campaign swing. council to call the IFC tive, and Tina Newton, freshman or more of these graduates would Senator Bradley's speech on the The speech will be sponsored Several persons were injured and presidents. representative, voted against the be on campus today to describe judiciary, under Bruce jointly by the ASB Spartan Pro- 6 to 8 were arrested. The ASB motion. their experiences to interested stu- attorney general, and grams Committee and the German The highway patrol said the Bolshevik Platform MacDonald, External Policy Committee met dents. Club. Refreshments will be served fights, involving 30 to 40 persons Monday and voted 4-1 in favor of This will be the fifth year that by the German Club. Involved Negroes and whites but the bus trip. Federal Career Day has been ob- Gives Peace, Land Dr. Borovski says he views the the Tulsa police department said it Marty Stenrud and Gene Lokey, served on the SJS campus. 'Management' literature of a people as reflecting was a political showdown between unior representatives; Dave Career Day is sponsored jointly their character. supporters of President Johnson Thind, senior representative, and by the Placement Office, the Civil Mandel Reveals Dr. Borovski, of Polish and Lith- and Sen. Barry Goldwater. Pam Mangseth, sophomore repre- Service Commission and partici- The two great issues Is Subject uanian descent, grew up near Leip- Mrs. Johnson did not know about in the Bol- sentative, voted for the trip. pating agencies. shevik platform in Russia in 1917 zig,- Germany; at Torgau on the the fighting. were peace and land reforms.These Elbe. DISSENTS Police Capt. J. E. Camp said Talk appeals were heard and responded Of Book none of the injured was seriously Dr. Borovski fled to West Ger- Dan Auza, freshman representa- "Toward a Unified Theory of One More Winner hurt. to by the Russian people, stated many in 1948, where he worked as tive, voted against the issue. Management," written by Harold Most of t hose involved were William Marx Mandel in a series a journalist and later as an immi- Campus Policy Committee met of lectures Koontz, is the subject of today's youths. Some fights broke out be- yesterday afternoon. gration inspector. yesterday and a similar motion book talk in Cafeteria A and B Wings Southward fore Mrs. Johnson arrived from The Mandel lecture was on the Toward the end of 1951, Dr. Bor- favoring the band trip was tied building of a new social at 12:30 p.m. by Dr. Albert Porter, Austin, Tex. to address 10,000 system. ovski came to the United States. 3-3. Mike Devine, 679 S. Ninth, must associate professor of manage- cheering democrats at a rally. In 1917 the Russian soldiers After serving two years with the Mike Freed, senior representa- have consulted his crystal ball as ment. killed their officers and returned military in Korea, where he earned tive; Dick Miner, junior repre- "I consider this a landmark book he filled out his Spartan Grid to their homes, for they had no the bronze star, he became a sentative; and John Bruckman, in the study of management," Dr. Picks last week to come up with a reason to fight. Peasants took their United States citizen. sophomore representative, favored Demo, YR Views Porter emphasized. winning entry of 13 correct selec- arms with them making Russia an the trip. CLARK BRADLEY "The study of management is Dr. Borovski graduated with armed state. With the division of Senior representatives Marilyn tions. Mike missed the Navy-Pitts- . . . state senator definitely going through a change honors from the University of Cal- Speech land the new regime had troops spe- Cox and Robin Phillips; and Dick To Follow from folk lore to a science in which ifornia at Berkeley in 1957, controversial housing measure is in the field within a year. The Soto, freshman representative, to base assumptions on," Dr. Por- cializing in medieval literature. He "Can Government Have A Con- being sponsored by the SJS Young soldiers had a reason to fight for voted against the issue. ter described. went on to earn his M.A. from science?" will be discussed by Dr. Americans for Freedom (YAF). their own land and they wanted to Berkeley In 1959. In 1960 he earned All three committees will pre- Gerald E. Wheeler, SJS professor defend it at all costs, Mandel ex- The hook reflects these changes. The passage of Prop. 14 would his doctorate with honorable men- sent their motions to council to- of history, in EDI00, today at 3:30 plained. Dr. Porter feels, and this "is why prohibit the state and its subdi- tion at the University of Stras- day, which will then make the p.m. "Every country that had indus- It is so important." visions and agencies from directly bourg in France. final decision. Richard Reeb, senior, president trialized before Russia had the "Toward a Unified Theory of or indirectly denying, limiting or of the SJS Young Republicans and benefit of loans given by foreign Management" is a report of a two- abridging the right of any person Les Freund, senior, program coor- banking firms for investment pur- day symposium. It attempted to to decline to sell, lease, or rent dinator for the SJS Democratic poses. This was not true of Russia. "hash out" the different schools of residential "real property" to such Club, will give their reactions fol- No one trusted the government of thought which define and clarify World Wire person or persons as he, in his ab- lowing his address. management theory. SOVIET UNION MAY LOSE U.N. VOTE Russia with its policy to do away The lecture will be concerned solute discretion, chooses. UNITED NATIONS (UPI) The Soviet Union and eight other with monetary system. True Com- with the role of government in Opponents of Prop. 14 have ar- countries risk losing their vote in the United Nations General Assem- munism is a classless and money- mass society. Sponsoring the ad- gued that it would abolish impor- bly for non-payment of assessments, the annual report of assembly less society, Mandel told an audi- Political Science dress will be the United Campus tant housing legislation including committee on contributions showed yesterday. ence of 50 students. Christian Ministry. The countries are: Russia used her farm products Dr. Wheler is the author of the Panel Discussion Soviet Union; Ukraine; Hungary; Romania; Poland; Byelorussia; finance industrialization according book "Prelude to Pearl Harbor" Czechoslovakia; Yemen; Paraguay. Spartan Rentals to Mandel. When the world market and several articles. Tomorrow at 3:30 Article 19 of the U.N. charter provides that any country owing fell in the depression of the 1930's The current presidential cam- the equivalent of two years' assessments loses its vote, unless it pays Fire Investigated Stalin cut back industry in Russia paign will be discussed by a panel in enough to bring the arrearage below the cut-off figure. and put into effect drastic agrarian of five political science faculty The United States has stated that it will demand enforcement MIKE DEVINE Send Daily Home reforms, he stressed. members tomorrow afternoon at of article 19 at the next general assembly, tentatively set for Dec. 1. . . . missed one By Arson Squad The annual "Sendhome" edi- 3:30 in TH55. EISENHOWER MAY LEAVE HOSPITAL THIS WEEK burgh tie and the L.A. Rams upset tion published by Sigma Delta The arson squad of the San Jos, Ogden Discusses The panel discussion will be WASHINGTON (UPD Walter Reed Hospital indicated yester- victory over Green Bay. Chi, honorary journalism fratern- Jose Fire Department is invest! sponsored by the Political Science day that former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, who is suffering For his efforts Mike wins a free ity, goes on sale this morning at gating a fire which occurred at Normandy Trip Department and Pi Sigma Alpha, from a bronchial infection, may be discharged this week. round-trip, jet-powered flight to two locations. 555 S. 10th St. early Tuesday Carlos Ogden, a Congressional political science scholastic honor- Eisenhower was admitted to the hospital seven days ago. At that Los Angeles on PSA. The tabloid-size replica of morning. Medal of Honor winner, told an au- fraternity. time, physicians said it would take from 7 to 10 days to get him ary Five runner-ups will be mailed Spartan Daily will be sold for Five fire trucks responded to dience of about 25 yesterday about Dr. Theodore M. Norton, assist- feet. back on his pairs of theater tickets to the 10 cents a copy in front of the the alarm at 1:32 am. The fire his trip to Normandy, where he ant professor, will discuss key The hospital reported yesterday that Eisenhower was continuing United Artist Theater. They are: Bookstore and Cafeteria. was in an uncompleted Spartan represented the United States at state campaigns for Congress and to progress. The former President had been suffering from a hoarse- Larry Minihan, 628 S. 10th; Ron Members of the fraternity will Rental apartment house. One the commemoration of the Nor- the office of governor and their for ness hut gradually has regained normal speech. Raymond, 357 S. Fourth; Jim Mc- mail the paper home to parents apartment was destroyed and other mandy invasion. effects on the presidential race. BERLINERS WEST CLAIM NINE NEW ESCAPES Cahon, 453 S. Ninth; Xavier Gu- of SJS students for an additional parts of the building were dam- Ogden received his invitation Dr. James W. Pratt, assistant pro- A group of West BERLIN (UPI) Berliners said Tuesday they tierrez, 50 N. Ninth; and Stan five cents. aged. frotn President Lyndon B. Johnson fessor, will discuss foreign policy East smuggled nine refugees out of Berlin over a two-month period Francis, 580 S. 11th. The four-page "Sendhome" Damage was estimated at $3,000. on May 30 and the anniversary issues in the campaign. Assistant in a tiny two-seater car. This week's Spartan Grid Picks contains top next news stories There were two separate fires in ceremonies took place on June 5 Professor Dr. Fauneil J. Rhin will They said the refugees five women and four men were brought appears on page eight. Contestants and pictures from Spartan Daily building. One was in the back next and 6. However, before leaving for consider the effect of election polls past eastern border guards one at a time hidden behind the seat of are asked to have their entries in this semester. to the elevator shaft and the other France, Ogden did receive an au- and their reliability. an "Isetta" ear in a secret compartment. by 4:30 p.m. on Friday. In the destroyed apartment. dience with President Johnson. 2 SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday, Oct. 28, 1964 Bakmas Daily Staff, Space All Set Vantage Flower For Halloween Law Breakers \mei Point Shop Flowers The Spartan Daily is prepared for all you law breakers By EVELYN SALAZAR and and rioters. There is a nice big opening for the lead story on Corsages the front page. It is reserved for the annual Halloween riot STUDENT V.I.P. AT INDIANA UNIVERSITY is Lt. Gen. Lih for all story. The Spartan Daily doesn't reserve the No. I story pad- Chien, chief of staff of the Combined Service Forces of Nationalist Occasions 6 1 tion for such lll i ll or things as water balloons and tossed eggs, China. Gen. Chien is a graduate student in the School of Business. CV 2-0462 10th & Sania Clara but rather sav es it for a riot or house fire or a report of the SNAKES AND COCONUTS are only a few of the unusual items police using tear gas on SJS students. received by the Arizona State College mail room. Other "mail" is The Spartan Daily also has a reporter assigned to work snow skis, frogs, car tires, drums and turtles. Friday and Saturday nights. The reporter has been working ART AND JAZZ have been combined with traditional forms for weeks, planning for the Halloween weekend. lie has inter- of worship at the College Chapel on the Fresno State College cam- viewed police officials to find out what kind of jail cells are pus. This semester a jazz arrangement of Bach has been explored as available as well as to find out how many extra policemen one approach to worship. Dialogue preaching between two ministers will be on duty. will also be tried. The reporter also has interviewed college officials and sin dent representatives to find out how any trouble makers will A CARELESS TOSS of a bottle from a car window caused be handled by the college. trouble for a football player at the University of Miami. The bottle V. ould you like to have your name in the newspaper? All hit the windshield of a truck. The student admitted throwing the you have to do is follow the mob or make your own. The mob bottle out the window "because he was depressed over the football will then carry you along to glory on the front page of the season." Daily. MACHINES AREN'T ALWAYS RIGHT! Several phony stu- Everyone has the SJS students figured out and is ready for dents were enrolled this semester at the University of California ; them. Of course the biggest hoax of all would be if SJS students at Berkeley. Some of the fake names punched out on the IBM cards ') TIME acted like nsen and women. Think of all the policemen who were "Vote Yes on Proposition 15" "English IA Is No Good," "Gold- would be dri%ing around to no avail and think of the trouble water for President" and "Me for President." ./ AIRLINES the Spartan Daily would have filling the big opening on page I. MAAJLtZsisN THE MEN AT CAL ARE PLANNING ANOTHER SMOKER Call 286-1862 Maybe the paper would come out with a big blank space. What and this time they don't intend to include any girls. Candy Hughes A SCHEDULED AIRLINE RI8INN6." a keen hoax! 'HARM WON, LYNDON'S WINi4446,t,NDI DIDN'T EVEN I