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Pauling Defends Views on T.V TheCaliforniaTech California Institute of Technology Volume LIX Pasadena, California, Thursday, May 15, 1958 Number 27 Reuther Tells Labor A•Ims U.A.W. Emphasizes Pauling Defends Views On T.V. Profit Sharing, Denies Charges Unemployment Aid Eventual acceptance by man­ Of Communist agement of controversial union proposals was predicted by labor Sympathies leader Victor Reuther during an Dr. Linus Pauling, appearing interview with the California on NBC's "Meet the Press," last Tech Tuesday. Sunday, defended his views on Reuther, who is concluding his H-bomb testing and faced charg­ Caltech visit as part of the YMCA es of communist leanings. Em­ Leaders of America program to­ phasizing the danger of nuclear day, is Administrative Assistant war, Pauling said that the Unit­ to the President and Director of ed States is just as likely as Rus­ the Washington office of the sia to begin a nuclear war, United Auto Workers. through some psychological or "Progress is made by challeng­ mechanical mistake. ing existing ideas," Reuther said. A.ccases TellCl', Libb~' He gave seniority and pension Ron Forbess Tony IoriIlo Jon Walsh plans as examples of union ideas Questioned on his disagree­ that management at first resisted ments with Drs. Teller and Lib­ W~~I\ Class Elec,ions and that now are widely ac­ by, he accused Teller and Libby ITtil§ I cepted. of, making "dishonest, untrue, ~fay misleading statements" and stat­ Thurs., 1.5 - Blood drive, Forbess lor.-Ilo In Runoff- More Unemployment Pay 1:30-5 p.m., Dabney HalL, , "Supplemental unemployment ed that 90 to 95 percent of the l<'ri., May 16 - Track, Redlands American scientific community benefits could be increased to was behind him. T~~~~;~t~~~~~r:~~eP~~~lifYing 80 per cent of full wages," Reu­ He pointed out that he and Walsh, Sa-Idera Win Top Spots ther asserted. The present levels tournament here, 1:30 p.m. are around 60 or 65 per cent. Dr. Libby don't disagree on the "Varsi~y tive spots in the same election. Dabney, Drag" ;Ron Forbess and Tony Iorillo "The unemployment funds are basic facts, but that "Dr. Libby Other election results are as Blacker, "King and I" WIll contend for the office of Sen- hardly being used, even with to­ always talks about a small per­ Fleming, swimming party ior ~lass President in a runoff follows: centage increase (in radiation ef­ day's widespread unemployment. Throop Ricketts exchanges electIOn today. They defeated The interest on the funds alone fects), whereas I talk about the ~on Seniors: Vice-President, runoff Sat., Ma; 17 _ Baseball, Oxy Owings in the class elec- is almost sufficient to make the 10,000 or the 100,000 or the between Keith Brown and Dick here, 2, 12:30 p.m. tIOns held last Tuesday. payments," he said. 1,000,000 seriously defective chil­ Gustafson; Secretary, Eldridge frO:;;h bas:ball at Oxy, 3:30 Jon Walsh and Stan Sajdera Moores; Treasurer, Lewis Lin­ Profit sharing by the workers, dren who will be born or the Jumor-Semor Prom, Ambassa- were elected to the Junior Class 10,000 people who will die each son; Athletic Mangaer, Fred based upon discussion between dol' Hotel, 9 p.m. and Sophomore Class chief-execu- N ewma.n; Board of Control, Dick labor and management, was pre­ year of leukemia or bone can­ Frosh-Soph Dance, Olive Court, cer." Johnson and Russ Pitzer. dicted by Reuther. "The basic 9 p.m. principle of profit sharing is Juniors: Veep, Frank Green­ "The PalllingIjine" Sun., May 18 Dabney, agreed upon," he said. "All that Bee Plans man; Secretary, Doug McLane; When asked about his "long "Beach Exchange" needs to be done is to find an Treasurer, Pete Rony; Athletic record of associations with Com­ Y Film Series, "Anthony Ad­ equitable basis for distribution." Manager, Bob Golden; BOC, run­ munist fronts and causes" and verse," 7:30 p.m. Honor System Explains Profit Plan off among Dave Blakemore, Kent having "always rather mouthed 'Ved., May 21 - Band concert, Reuther went on to explain Frewing, Paul Widess, and Jim the Communist point of view," Olive Court, 7:30 p.m. Discussions the U.A.W.'s plan for profit shar­ Wooster. Pauling retorted that possibly Thlll'.•Sat., May 22-24 - ASCIT The Honor System and its ing. Ten per cent of profits be­ ~ the Communists followed the PLAY, "Remains To Be various aspects will be the sub­ Sophomores: Veep, Ken Casey; fore taxes would be earmarked Pauling line, but Pauling didn't Seen" ject of the open Board of Control Secretary, runoff among Jim for plant expansion; 45 per cent follow anybody's line. He admit­ meetings that will be held in Blackmon, Bob Heath, Gary would remain with the company ted he had signed a number of Tech Bleeds the student houses this coming Ihler, Jim Uleman, and Christ to be distributed to stockholders petitions, among them one for week. Tonight the HOC will meet Velline; Treasurer, Don Forrest; and executives. Out of the re­ the Rosenbergs, but said he with members of Fleming and BOC, runoff among Dick Jones, maining 45 per cent, half would did it because he was "interested This Afternoon Ricketts in the Fleming dining Hugh Kieffer, Peter Mayer, Cleve be given back to the consumers in individuals and the U. S. Con­ The Red Cross Bloodmobile room after dinner. Moler, and Harry Spertus. <Continued on page 3) stitution." will be in Dabney Hall this after­ Clean Bomb "l<'ralld" noon from 1 to 5:30 p.m., to re­ Tuesday, May 20, is the date Bord's Eye View On the question of continuing ceive donations in the ASCIT set for a noon meeting with tests to improve weapons, such spring Blood Drive. Throop Club in their lounge. An as perfecting clean bombs, Paul­ after-dinner meeting with Black­ ing snapped, "This is just a The families of students and er and Dabney is planned for Maidens, Dumb Cops Star fraud, this clean weapon busi­ Institute personnel who partici­ Tuesday evening in the Blacker l ness. The United States isn't pate in the Drive will be entitled House dining room. to the benefits of the CaItech In IRemains To Be Seen manufacturing clean weapons The general idea and I?.urpose Blood Bank, pointed oUIt organiz­ by Ford Holtzman came to fix the plumbing. and putting them into our stock­ of the meetings is "to ensure er Tom Tisch. "Remains. to be Seen"-a pal­ (Ken Dinwiddie, as Waldo (Continued on page 3) that the Honor System will re­ pitating Lindsay and Crouse Walton, bursts through the door.) main a vital force in the Caltech comedy, which will be presented Dinwiddie: Fear not, I will community and to avoid mis­ by the Caltech Drama Club next save you. understandings concerning the Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Goff: Aww, gee. I just wanted Honor System," announced Jim in Culbertson Hall-is now en­ a drink of water. Wilkinson, the BOC chairman. tering its final week of furious (Dinwiddie clasps Robin Street preparation. The following is in his arms as Goff exits.) this reporter's slightly altered Robin Street: Oh, my hand­ lib/tl/y Ollels version of last Sunday's re­ some hero, I love you. hearsal. Dinwiddie: Uhh, uhh ... what's Act I my line? Free 8fJfJ/(s (The lights are out. The evil Prompter: You kiss her, pas­ A collection of discarded black gloom is penetrated by sionately. and superseded book~ from eerie s i I vel' lights shining (Dinwiddie complies, passion­ the Caltech libraries will be through the clammy fog. A huge ately. At this point Dinwiddie offered free, on a first come­ dark form with flashing fang displayed his tremendous dra­ first serve basis, to students and fiery eye-played .by Stu matic ability by turning beet red and faculty members begin­ Goff-approaches the couch on in order to feign embarrass­ ning at noon today. which fair maiden, J ody Revere ment.) The books will be displayed -played by Robin Street-lies in Act II in the first basement of Arms, paralyzing fear.) Bob Poe as Rosenberg, a dumb near the stairway at the north Robin Street: Uhh, uhh, police detective: All right, you. entrance to the building. what's my line? Come clean! The jig is up! Biology, engineering, eco­ Prompter: You scream. Where were you on the night of nomics and history are the Robin Street: Oh. Eeee !!! the murder? major subjects covered by the Stu Goff (carrying a crowbar, Tom J ovin as Gomez: I go visit Dr. Linus Pauling listens intently to questions posed by NBC's several hundred books offered. tommy gun, and tactical atomic myoId madre in Tijuana. "Mflf\t thf\ Press" panel. weapons): Be quiet, lady. I just (Continued on page 2) Page Two THE CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, May 15, 1958 (fllif,!nifl Tecll 'Remains To Be Seen' EDITOR: Mike Milder EDITORIAL BOARD President's .(Continued from page 1) George Stephens: You did it News Cleve Moler Larry Sloss as Minetti, another again. Sports...•.•....lohn Todoroff, Carl Gottschall dumb cop: A likely story! J ovin: Preety soon the foot, Feature BiII Bauer she will be nomb. Associate Howard Weisberg Column Mike Talcott as Lt. Casey, an· Copy Gerhard Klose other dumb cop: A likely story! (It is recommended that the STAFF: Bruce Allesina, Ted Bate, Sid person who sits on the left hand Lefbovich. Dave TucKer. Jim Uleman, Last week Jim Wilkinson and of "Purpose and Responsibility (PS. There are four more Lance Wallace. dumb cops played by Bill Mc­ side of the front row on the I spent four days on the campus of Student Government" to the Lennan, Paul Widess, Dave Kip· north side of the stage wear BUSINESS MANAGER: Dave Leeso'n of the University of Oregon.
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