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EDP Gets Final OK State News Staff Writer Formation of a Special Group Which Has Been Working Since Full-Time Sustained Effort Trustees Approve EDP, H ire D augherty Through 1968 W eather Inside MICHIGAN Mostly sunny and continued Union Grill Series Begins, cool today. High in the tow p. New Vet Med Build­ STATE \ to middle 60's. Freezing ing, p. 7; Soccer Team Wins, UNIVERSITY temperatures tonight. p. 4. Price 10< East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 28, 1963 V ol. 55; No. 43 Lew is Leads S p a r t a n s I n U p s e t W i n Win Has Spartans Passed By Board Algeria Gets InFirst Place Tie By JON VAN GIESON EDP Gets Final OK State News Staff Writer Formation of a special group which has been working since full-time sustained effort. proposal. "Enrollments will rise EVANSTON, 111.— S h e r m a n Lewis wig­ to blueprint future programs for last spring on the University’s The new group will consist and financial sources will be Soviet Tanks gled, danced and ran to two touchdowns here MSU University was approved Educational Development Pro­ of a director, in the Office of lim ited." ALGIERS UP)—Western diplomats said Sunday Soviet tanks in principle Friday by the MSU gram. The Academic Council the President, and three as­ Complicating the issue, it Saturday to lead Michigan State to an upset and planes have arrived in Algeria aboard a Cuban ship Board of Trustees. recommended the proposals to sistant directors with staffs re­ added, are needs for expanding and that shiploads of Egyptian troops and arm s are en win over Northwestern that earned the Spar­ the Trustees. sponsible for the academic, co- scholarly and research endea­ The objective is to permit the route to help Algeria in its Sahara Desert border conflict The new group, scheduled to curricular and nonacademic vors and rapid expansion of new tans a share of first place in the Big Ten. University to educate an "in­ with Morocco. The diplomats said they were concerned creasing number of increasingly be started in March, 1964, will areas. knowledge. that a major world crisis may erupt. Lewis made one touchdown on a fantastic be solely involved in research "T he gross outlines of the "The prim ary objective of the able students” with improve­ An authoritative source said U.S. Ambassador William and development on the Educa­ problem are remarkably sim- catch of a Steve Juday pass and rambled 87 ment in quality and little or no (Continued on page 7) J. Porter saw President Ahmed Ben Bella Saturday and tional Development Program . Dle," the committee stated in its increase in cost per student. personally expressed concern about the possibility that yards for another as the Spartans ruined the It is to do the work "n ec­ The plan also calls for con­ the undeclared border war may blossom into a conflict Wildcats homecoming with a 15-7 triumph. tinued study and action in this essary to create a blueprint for the future operation of the Uni­ involving other nations The win, combined area by faculty committees and In Morocco, military spokesmen reported Moroccan planes versity," the committee repor­ orld News the academic administration. and troops had pushed back a stream of Algerian rein­ ★★★ with Ohio State’s up- ted. The proposals were drafted by forcements trying to reach forward outposts under seige. Solution of the problems in­ setof Wisconsin, left the educational policies com­ Despite Moroccan claims that Algerian casualties were volved, it explained, requires a at a Glance mittee, a faculty-elected body, heavy and Moroccan losses light, three planeloads of wounded D u f f y G e ts State, the Buckeyes Moroccan troops landed at the military air base in M ar­ and Illinois tied for rakech, Morocco. Newsmen there counted 70 cases—only 7th Buddhist Monk Commits Suicide a few of them on stretchers. the conference lead. Soph Recalls ’56 SAIGON, Viet Nam UP)--A Buddhist monk hopped off the back Plans were being pushed for a summit peace conference F iv e - Y e a r All three teams sport 2-0-1 re­ of a motorcycle in front of a Roman Catholic Cathedral Sunday, scheduled for Tuesday in Bamako, Mali, with Ben Bella, cords in Big Ten play. doused himself with gasoline and set himself ablaze. This, the King Hassan II of Morocco, Em peror Haile Selassie of Lewis got his first touchdown Hungarian Revolt seventh Buddhist suicide by fire singe June, apparently was Ethiopia and President Mobido Keita of Mali sitting in. C o n t r a c t on a 29-yard pass from Juday carried out to point up to a U.N. team here Buddhist charges Although the conference has been called, it is still with time running out in the seemed as if the Russians were Seven years ago victory seem­ of persecution by the government. uncertain whether the four powers can achieve a cease­ Head Football Coach Hugh first half. He sprinted downfield ed in sight for the Hungarian getting beat,” he said. The U.N. team at the time was on the other side of the city fire and a settlement of the border dispute. Algeria and "Duffy" Daugherty h a s been for the Northwestern end zone "For four days it seemed we freedom fighters when the So­ visiting a Quang Pagoda and talking to Buddhists who have voiced Morocco have been far apart even on the agenda for a given a five-year contract effec­ and as he reached the goal line had won. People began speaking viet Union agreed to begin an im­ support for the government of President Ngo Dinh Diem, a Roman summit meeting. tive after this season. Juday’s pass, Lewis and two of plans for establishing a new mediate withdrawal of Russian Catholic. They are fighting over an area recently found to possess The contract was approved by Wildcat defenders came together. government and of rebuilding the troops from re volt-torn Bud­ A U.N. spokesman here said the team is breaking off its gov­ mineral resources along the ill-defined border between The ball bounced high into the city as if the war was over." apest. ernment-arranged schedule and would make its own decisions southeastern Morocco and southwestern Algeria. air away from the three players Heder, who was in grade school However, the Russian troops on whom to talk to about charges of persecution. Presumably, The diplomatic sources here said a Cuban ship arrived and Sherm, who was knocked at the time, rem embers the joy withdrew from Budapest only to the mission will seek out Buddhists who oppoSe Diem. in the Algerian port of Oran Friday with modern Soviet down, scrambled after it on hands be reorganized. By Nov. 1, 1956, he and his friends felt when they tanks and crated jet fighters, which these informants said and knees and hauled it in with the entire city was surronded by burned their Russian books in were part of a major arms shipment ordered from the one hand just before it hit the Soviet tanks. bonfire fashion. Algeria Launches Biggest Offensive Of War Soviet Union long before the outbreak of theSahara conflict. ground. The Hungarian people’ s joy was F o r those few short days jub­ • ALGIERS (UP1)—Algeria reports it has launched the biggest The touchdown came with 2:58 short lived as the Russians re­ ilation took hold in the home of offensive in its border war with Morocco. left in the half and pulled the turned with tanks and jets. Tom Heder and thousands of The fighting increased despite announcements the two nations Spartans to within a point, 7-6. "B efore the return, Hungar­ other Hungarian families. would meet in a four-nation summit conference to settle the . V Jsjj The try for a two-point con­ ian sniper action was met with Heder, a New Rochelle, N.Y., dispute. I version failed when Chuck Logan small arms fire by the Russians, sophomore, lived through the re­ Algiers radio says the Algerian offensive is gaining strength Lunar Plans Same A Jm m and Bill Swingle nailed passer but now they used tanks to des­ volution about 20 miles from Bud­ and Algeria is scattering Moroccan troops. The report gives Dave McCormick. troy buildings where snippers apest. no details, but Algerian sources report the fighting is in the Lewis, who sparkled on de­ hid." Heder said. "When the Hungarian revolu­ Tinfouchi area. Despite Red Stand fense also, intercepted a Tom tionists got control of several "There still was strong fight­ Myers pass and ran it six yards ing in Hungary for two or three radio stations and demanded that viet Union is "not at present to Michigan State’s 13-yard line days following the return of the Rusk Appeals For Stronger Atlantic Alliance WASHINGTON UP)— Leaders of free elections be guaranteed, that the US space program said Sun­ in a race to be first to the to set up his third quarter scor­ Russians— but then only different freedom of the press be estab­ FRANKFURT, Germany, (f!—Secretary of Stata^Dean Rusk day that the reported Soviet pull­ moon would strengthen the stand ing burst. lished, that Soviet forces with­ and Chancellor Ludwig Erhard joined in an appeal Sunday for back on lunar-landing efforts will of those opposing heavy space On the next play Juday handed draw immediately, and the se­ to Lewis who followed a wave (continued on page 3) a stronger Atlantic Alliance to maintain defense of the West. not and should not affect Amer­ spending. curity police be disbanded it Erhard called on West Europeans to remember U.S.
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