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R Ose W Arto H Ighlight T Urkey D MICHIGAN I n s i d e W e a t h e r Cloudy today with a high near Kennedy Memorial Book, p. 3; STATE 5th-place Win For Cross 60 and westerly winds at 15 Country Team, p. 4; East UNIVERSITY to 20 m.p.h. Thanksgiving Shaw Turkey Tradition, p. 7. Day— clear to partly cloudy. Vol. 55, Number 65 Wednesdoy, November 27, 1963 East Lansing, Michigan Price 10< Rose W ar to H ighlight Turkey Day G a m e Colleges Call Fund Shortage Acute lllini Arrive Today D e la y ----------------------------------------------------------------For Title Battle C o s tly $ 8 M illio n '■ Postponed Grid Game Delay in announcing the post­ Changes Holiday Plans ponement of last Saturday’s foot­ Budget Hike ' ~ . ball game may have cost the Uni­ versity several thousand dollars, Higher education in Michigan By JERRY MORTON it was learned Tuesday. needs more money and needs State News Sports Writer John Laetz, business manager it fa st. of athletics, estimated losses That in essence is what a Thursday is turkey day, and the Spartans at $2,000 to $3,000 in preparing Michigan Coordinating Council Spartan Stadium the morning be­ for Higher Education resolution are hoping to be in gravy when it’s all over. fore the originally-scheduled said Tuesday. It also indicated At long last, they’re meeting Illinois in a meeting with Illinois. that higher education would not "The game was first called be responsible if it could not game which has been billed as one of the off after many employees had meet future needs because of biggest at Spartan Stadium in recent years, reported in," Laetz said. "In lack of state support. fact our ground crew, which num­ The coordinating council is if not in its history. bers close to 100, was already made up of all Michigan col­ Both teams are more anxious than ever at work removing the field cov­ leges and universities except e rin g . Farris State College. for a shot at the Big "W e did manage to notify most MSU Trustee Warren M. Huff, Ten title, and sports- employees," he added, "notably of Plymouth, who is also council Spirit writers have run out ticket takers.” president, telegraphed the reso­ Laetz estimated average ex­ lution to Gov. George W. Rom- of things to say about penses at $8,000 to ready the ney. the contest. stadium for each game. “ The issues of higher edu­ Divided, Last week’s giant build-up Also hit hard Saturday was cation are so serious that they proved premature when the tragic the Stadium Concessions De­ demand immediate and respon­ death of President Kennedy for­ partment, which was forced to sible answers,” it read. Poll Shows ced postponement until Thanks­ dump over 400 gallons of coffee The council said it is con­ A recent State News poll re­ giving Day. prepared in anticipation of a fident that Governor Romney and veals student reaction to the The contest is still as impor­ sellout crowd. the legislature will move for­ rescheduling of the MSU-Illinols tant as it would have been Sat­ Loss of a ton and a half of ward because of the report. It football game. urday, with the Big Ten cham­ hot dogs, some already on the also stated that Michigan's col­ Question: Is there still spirit pionship and a trip to the Rose grills, was spared when Dorm- leges cannot, for the first time for the Michigan State-Illinois Students Prepare For MSU-111 ini Grid Battle Bowl going to the winner. in many years, plan wisely for (continued on page 5) game Thanksgiving? Both teams w ill go into the the heavy burdens they are being M artha Bell, Mt. Clemens game with 6-1-1 overall marks, asked to assume. freshman, said, “ My spirit has but the Spartans are 4-0-1 in con­ " I f higher education is to Arranges Meeting With Western Allies gone with the postponement of ference play, and the lllini are assume these burdens, we must the game. Too many people w ill 4 -1 -1 . have confidence that higher edu­ not be here Thanksgiving. Peak The five-day delay has failed Ask JFK cation w ill be given the financial L B J A ddresses Join t S ession T oday • s p jr ji j,9 jQ jvnor. * * , * to give e ith e r ’tea m any mcr<e support that is essential,” it con­ %/ Larry Plotter, Blissfield of an advantage than it had be­ tinued. ing Soviet Premier N ik ita freshman, said “ I think the spir­ Campus WASHINGTON (AP)-President fessed not to know what the without dissenting vote a bill fore the game was called. The public colleges and uni­ Khrushchev, in an effort to deal it is just as great. It is a game Johnson’s address to a joint ses­ President will ask them to do to provide emergency financing The Spartan coaching staff has versities are to take immediate we have to win.” sion, today may determine whe­ but a House action Tuesday through next Jan. 31 for any with world problems. spent the extra time reviewing and responsible action within the White House sources said this "I am going to the game with ther Congress ..adjourns, in m id- touched o ff a d riv e to w ind up federal agency whose regular Illinois film , and the MSU squad Memorial means afforded to them, the re­ appropriations have not been pro­ was a key point in Johnson’s just about the same feeling as s December or stays on for a civil the present session by Dec. 14 has worked out every day. port added. If they fail for lack meetings during the morning with before. I don’t know if my spir­ A proposal for student-finan­ rights fight into the new year. if possible. vided. Monday they ran through a 90- of money, then the failure can­ Prime M inister Sir Alec Douglas its w ill pick up during the ced memorial to the late Pres­ Congressional leaders p ro ­ The House sent to the Senate Originally the date for ending minute session on the stadium not be charged to their account. ident John F. Kennedy was ini­ temporary financing was Dec. -Home of Britain, Chancellor game,” said Fred Barnard,Troy turf, and they will take part in tiated Tuesday by Nguyen Chi, “ The report has stated very 31. Ludwig Erhard of West Germany sophom ore. a light workout at the stadium well what problems all Michi­ Sue C am eron, Fowlerville Vietnamese grad student. and Anastas Mikoyan, Deputy today. The last-minute switch fo l­ "This monument would not be gan colleges and universities w ill Premier of the Soviet Union. senior, said "After the recent Cloudy skies with seasonal for a dead President of the United face in the future,” Secretary lowed a suggestion from Repub­ Johnson also met with repre­ events I don’t even feel like going temperatures are being predicted Prof Sees No Change lican leader Charles A. Halleck States. That is not my point,” Jack Breslin said. “ MSU is hope­ sentatives of the Latin American to classes. Now it doesn’t really for Thursday's 1:30 game, ideal of Indiana that Congress adjourn Nguyen said. “ John F. Kennedy ful the governor and the state nations in the East Room of the matter when the game is played.” for football. department of administration w ill soon and give Johnson "Tim e to just happened to be President White House — the same room "My spirit Isn’t up as much There is still wide student in­ take into consideration the re­ In Johnson Policies get his feet on the ground.” of the United States. where Kennedy had met with them as it was before this weekend terest in the game, as evidenced commendations.” The attention of the world, policy during the remainder of three years ago and called for “ J.F. Kennedy is dead. So are Unless the new President asks but I still want to go to the by the fact that thousands of “ It is also hoped the council accustomed to viewing political Johnson’s term of office. the Alliance for Progress. Gandhi, Dag Hammarskjöld, and for action this year on^civil Rose Bowl,” said Paul Heim- students have decided to delay resolution w ill be reflected in events in light of the late Pre­ The new President has already He described the session as many others. Like them, he tried rights, Congress is in a mood to bach, New Boston, Ohio, senior. their Thanksgiving vacation a increased state aid to all insti­ sident Kennedy’s policies, now expressed complete support for "in a very special sense a fam ily to infuse love, toleration, free­ quit around Dec. 14. There is Bill Parker, Romeo senior, day so they can attend the con­ dom, and justice into every human tutions of higher learning in shifts to the nature and ideas the foreign policies of his pred­ gathering,” and said he was re­ no spirit for bickering during the said "I can’t see staying for te st. M ich ig a n .” of his successor, 55-year-old ecessor. Singh described the affirming that call by Kennedy being’s heart. Like tthem, he period of mourning for the as­ the game. I have already made .Those attending the game can MSU heads met last week with Lyndon Baines Johnson. Kennedy policy as “ a willing­ oi three years ago. fell victim of hatred, intolerance, sassinated John F.
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