t from the associated press \K' Nev/s Roundup: KG i From the State, $100 Increase Per Year 'Unlikely' m HARRISBURG (/P) — Univer ing $3.3 million for social security the money requests for the three- Nation b World sity President Eric A. Walker said p e , was cut back by ' state-related universities ~*w aym nts Shafer s , and 14 \j either student tuitions would have Budget Off ice by" some $2.2 million, state colleges by $26 million. He to be increased > or new programs to $59.2 million. suggested that the presidents of the The World cut back if the university did not institutions contemplate a $100 in- Dump Walker declined, however, to Marine Jets Exp lode Communist Am mo receive all the state funds it re- indicate to newsmen later in which crease in annual, tuitions if they SAIGON — U.S. Marine jets exploded a Communist quested. were hurting financially because of ammunition dump and Red gunners blew up a fuel- direction the University would lean laden American Navy landing craft yesterday in the "If we get something' less than in the event the additional mil- the cuts. $2.2 . battle for Hue's Citadel. we asked for, we have a choice," lion were not provided. Walker said, however, that it The tit for tat exchange lofted flames and black was unlikely tuition would be through ' Walker told the Senate Appropri- smoke Over the old imperial capital , ravaged ations Committee looking into Gov. "I'd like to wait until we de- jumped at the University by $100 three weeks of warfare that allied authorities said has termine how much 'money the Gen- cost the] lives, of 3,000 enemy soldiers, 400 South Viet- Shafer's proposed $1.98 billion bud- per student in the event this were namese troops and about 100 Americans. get. - eral Assembly intends to provide," the path the University took. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong holed up in the he said in response to a question. He noted that a $100 increase Citadel spurned a surrender-or-die ultimatum broadcast "We will either have to raise He indicated a final decision could would jump tuition to tuitions or don't do something we $550 annually to them | by Marines. be forestalled for another four or —$30 more than it was before Lt. Gen. Hoang Xuan Lam, commander of South propose to do," Walker said. the Vietnam's 1st Army Corps, estimated 300 were fighting five months. General Assembly began providing on in the enemy force directly involved, once believed ERI C A- WALKER The University's budget re- Shafer, in his budget message supplemental funds two years ago RAYMOND P. SHAFER to number 800. Millions apart . , quest of some $61.4 million, includ- Feb. 7, said he was forced to drop Low^hanging clouds lifted somewhat and Marine to trim it to $450. ... on PSU budget fighter-bombers returned to the battle for the first time since last Friday. Four A4 Skyhawks set off the Red ammunition dump with 250-pound Snake Eye . bombs ^m 'Free Universit y' and 500-pound napalm canisters. j * • • GoldschmidtOpens U.S. Demands Exp lanation of Political Arrests SAIGON — The United States was reported seeking USG To Report an explanation from President Nguyen Van Thieu's ad- Model U.N.Toniqht ministration yesterday for the arrest of three prominent antigoveijnment politicians, all rounded up at a time when The United States Ambassa- water said the mos' interesting opposition elements were talking of unity against the dor to the Economic and Social business session for the gen- On Tuition Increase Council of the United Nations eral public will be on Sunday, Communists. : The 'official word was that the U.S. Embassy was in will open the s xth annual when the voting will occur. By KITTY PHILBIN consultation with the government about the three, held Model U.N. tonight at 8:30 in in what national police called protective custody. Embassy Schwab. The Model General Assembly Collegian ' USG Reporter officials were known to be seriously concerned about the A reception for Ambassador has committees on three topics: Members of the Undergraduate the settlement of the Student Government impression the arrests might have on the government's Arthur Goldschmidt is sched- Arab- will face reports on tuition, an act proposing a study of a image abroad. uled to follow the session. It Israeli conflict , the admission "free university" program of the People's Republic of on campus, and an amendment Highf Vietnamese sources let it be known that a cap- will be held in the Ketzel Union increasing USG executives' term in office at tonight's tured Viet Cong list named , South Vietnamese person- Building and is open to the China to membership and the meeting of Congress. enforcement of alities who might figure in a coalition government. Thieu's public, as is the Model U.N. the Covenant ' A report on opposition to the proposed tuition increase government has gone firmly on record against a coali- session. on Human Rights, which the will be presented by U.N. passed last James K. Kefford, presidential tion with' the Communists. The implication was that other Delegations repres e n t i n g year. The last assistant. political figures might be detained. topic is scheduled in observ- The report summarizes over 60 countries will be in- ance of 1968 action taken by USG against No official reason has been given for the arrests. volved in the Model U.N. this as the International the threat of a tuition hike. These include Human Relations year. telegrams to if * •*- week-end. There will be dele- State- Congressional leaders protesting the proposed in- crease and letters which have getions from State College High The Model Security Council been drafted to the Legisla- School and the Commonwealth tors and state .colleges expressing concern about a possible will discuss methods of enforce- tuition increase. The Nation campuses, as well as the Uni- ment of sanctions against South USG President Jeff Long Delta Jet Hijacked, Forced to Land in Cuba versity Park campus. Africa . The sanctit s were ap- will propose a resolution giving Kefford $150 in order to lobby in Harrisburg on the MIAMI, Fla.—A Delta Air Lines jet with 109 persons proved because South Africa is tuition subject. abroad was hijacked over Florida's Lake Okeechobee yes- See page 4 for a profile of administering South-West Afri- Town Congressman Dave Vinikoor will submit a bill Almost five hours later the jet returned safely to Miami, the two students in charge of ca illegally, rather than under creating a committee the United Nations to study the possibility of instituting Almost five hours later the jet retudned safely to Miami, this year's Model U.N.; Presi- Trusteeship a campus-wide "free university program. leaving the hijacker behind in Cuba. Customs and FBI dent Mark Taxel and Secretary- Council. " agents boarded the plane as it stopped at Miami Interna- General Art Kramer. East Hall s Plan ' The Model U.N. delegations tional Airport after an 8:17 p.m. landing. Officials said it East Halls has been considering such a plan was understood passengers didn't leave the plane in Cuba. will use actual'U.N. speeches courses , offering The business of this year's ' without cost or credit to interested students. The After five minutes passengers and crew all smiling and and documents to. prepare bill would create a' confmlfTee ' ^ Model U.N. centers around four to identify with the checking the possibility of calrti-lookin'g','"walked through a glassed-off quarantine cor- committees. Each of views of expansion. ridor to the customs office. these the country they represent. At- groups will have meetings to- A resolution will be introduced which would give the Seven minutes after the four-engine DCS jet left Tampa water said that in the past power to discipline students with morrow night and all day Sat- there have been "some pretty PIANO 'TITAN' Philippe Entremor.l will respect to academic dis- Airport Wednesday afternoon a passenger with a gun forced urday to prepare a motion for present a re- honesty back to the separate colleges. Disciplinary authori- his way into the cockpit using stewardess Joy Bliel of exciting debates" on the topics cital at 8:30 p.m. Friday, ty now rests with the the plenary, or general session under March 1 in Schwab. His ap- Deans of Men and Women. Elmwood! Park, 111.,, as a hostage, an airline spokesman discussion, which have The resolution, submitted at 1 p.m. Sunday in Schwab. even resulted in delegation pearance . at the University is sponsored by the Artists by Rich Mowry, is opposed said. by Long. He argued that "this has been done The 28-year-old brunette was smiling and appeared • Model U.N. Adviser Elton At- walk-outs. Series. See' story on pacre 8. no new before, it is thing." Long also said that the idea is "unrealistic composed when she left the plane in Miami Wednesday from past experience." evening. Other stewardesses shielded her from newsmen, An amendment to the by-laws which would have USG executives and class presidents take office Committee Approves Resolutio n regular USG at the last • • • meeting of Spring Term will be read for the Labor Leaders Plan Suppo rt For John son second time at tonight's meeting. Under parliamentary procedure, a bill can be dis- MIAMI BEACH. Fla. — AFL-CIO leaders planned cussed and voted on only after - it yesterday to raise a political war chest' of $2 million or times.