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Student Council Votes for Recall Election Pres. Hendricks Can Veto PA RTAN DA I LY Council's 10-3-3 Directive By DON SEVRENS be necessary to override his veto "Resolved: That Student Council Spartan Daily Staff Writer and.hold the recall election. go on record as being against John voted SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Student council yesterday The council acted upon a petition Hendricks being recalled from hill "". 10-3-3 to direct the election board bearing 2,242 signatures (over 10 office as ASB President." to hold an election Thursday, per cent of the student body) re- Questions were raised during the May 19 and Friday, May 20 to questing the election within five two-hour long recall election de- Vol. 53 SAN AtiElt 't JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1966 No. lt9 determine whether ASB Pres. John days. liberations whether an election Hendricks should be recalled. could be set up so soon. Election However, under the ASB Con- CROWDED CHAMBERS board chairman Ellis Rother an- stitution as Junior Rep. John About 75 students jammed the swered affirmatively. Rother also Supreme Court Justice Bruckman pointed out, Pres. Hen- cramped council chambers and said that the election would cost dricks has one week to decide stood or sat through nearly two about $100. whether he will prevent his own hours of deliberations on the re- After the recall election motion recall election by vetoing the coun- call election. When the motion passed, several council members cil's directive. passed, they soon heard council explained their votes. Some said If Hendricks vetoes the cotmcil give Hendricks an 11-1-3 "vote of they voted for it in spite of their William O. Douglas directive, a two-thirds majority confidence." personal beliefs because they con- vote of the Student Council would The council resolution declared: sidered it a mandate from the students. * * * CONFIDENCE VOTE To Arrive Tuesday A short recess followed the re- call election and "vote of confi- By DICK DANIELS activities during his two days here. SJS Students Blast dence" motion, and the Spartan Spartan Daily Staff Writer Justice Douglas arrives at San Daily asked ASB Pres, John Hen- 'The U.S. Supreme Court's long- Francisco International Airport dricks if he would prevent the time champion of judicial liberal- Monday night and will stay at San recall election by vetoing the coun- 'Police Picture-Taking' cil's directive. He answered, "I ism, Associate Justice William O. Jose's Hyatt House during his visit don't know." Douglas, arrives on campus Tues- here. RN DON DUODALE police photographing on college Hendricks then made the follow- day to begin a busy, two-day stay SPEAKS TUESDAY Spart.in Dail!, Staff %%liter campuses. One was passed by Cali- Douglas' appear- ing statement to the Spartan as this year's SJS Visiting Scholar. Highlight of Alleged picture-taking by local fornia State College Student Presi- ances on campus will be as guest Daily: "I think the movement for The 67-year-old Supreme Court police at Friday's Seventh Street dents' Association (CSCSPA) at speaker Tuesday night at the 8 the recall election came primarily justice and author of 19 books rally provoked strong denunciation its meeting last weekend, and one p.m. Deadline Dinner, sponsored as a result of the most unethical will participate in 12 on-campus at yesterday's Student Council was drafted by Miner. Delta Chi, professional and unsavory use of the Spartan by Sigma meeting by members of the gallery The CSCSPA resolution stated, journalistic society and Theta Sig- Daily for personal means in the and by Councilman Dick Miner. in part, "CSCSPA is strongly op- ma Chi, women's journalism fra- recent history of the college. Student Bill Cole claimed San posed to interference by off-campus The dinner is open to the "The president-elect (Jerry Spol- Peace Corps ternity. Jose Police are working in co- law enforcement agencies on the $5 per person, and will ter) and the managing editor (re- public, operation with the Federal Bureau prerogative of an academic com- in the Spartan Cafeteria, ferring to Spartan Daily co-man- be held of Investigation (FBI) by photo- munity to allow free discourse to Cary Koegle, SDX aging editor Pat Heffernan) have according graphing "participants" in dem- without outside harassment or en- Applications president. entered into the most vile kind of onstrations. Cole said the photo- croactunent." Douglas will also attend collusion in a blatant and irres- Justice graphs and names are placed on Cole further stated that the a reception given by Pres. Robert ponsible attempt to discredit the file at FBI headquarters in Wash- FBI wanted the photographs and D. Clark Tuesday morning at 10. unanimous decision of tire ASB Due Today ington, D.C. names of rally participants so it Following the reception he will judiciary and my actions as stu- Friday's rally, sponsored by the can keep track of "professional conduct a press conference, attend dent body president during the 'ro insure being notified within San Jose Vietnam Day Committee, agitators." a faculty luncheon, visit SJS class- past year. 15 days as to whether or not they was called to protest the war in One suggestion voiced was that rooms and will be the guest of the qualify, students should turn in Viet Nam. Student Council join forces with 'I HAVE RIGHT' Santa Clara County Bar Associa- their applications for Peace Corps VICTORY AGAIN?Alpha Phi sorority, which is pictured here Cotmcil referred the matter to a the SJS Academic Council in any "I have the right, as an individ- at an early-evening reception service at the Seventh Street booth tion winning the 1964 Pushcart Relays, in the Powder Puff division, special committee made up of the communications with San Jose City ual and as president, to state my before attending the Deadline by 4::30 p.m. today. Judy Gordon, will seek a repeat performance at San Jose High, Saturday. ASB President and an assistant officials. opinions publicly if I think those Dirmer. recruiter who has served in Tur- Alpha Phi is also entered in the sweepstakes competition and of his choosing. Several cotmcil- In other action yesterday, coun- opinions are in the best interest CLASSROOM VISITS key, announced yesterday. is hoping for a double victory. In 1964 the sweepstakes cham- men expressed their hope that the cil failed to override ASB Pres. of SJS. Wednesday's Visiting Scholar Today is the second and final pion was Delta Gamma sorority. Twelve other organizations will committee would investigate all John Hendricics' veto of a pro- "The urueasonable and grossly activities will include several class- day of recruitment of volunteers be attempting to knock these two groups off their coveted facets of the matter, so that coun- posed election to decide on in- misdirected play given in the Daily room visits, a Student Council for service in Micronesia, U.S.- thrones. cil could act on the matter next creasing graduate student mem- regarding my opinions of the re- luncheon, an informal discussion administered United Nations Trust week. bers of Student Conucil. cent election is a prime example period, a Visiting Scholar Dinner Territory in the Western Pacific, Forwarded for consideration to Council last week apprcned the of these two persons' attempt to and an 8:15 p.m. lecture on "Su- by use of a simplified application the special committee were two election by a vote of 13-0-0 and use the Spartan Daily for their preme Court in American History" procedure. 14 Groups To Seek resolutions objecting to the alleged (Continued on Page 3) own personal ends." in Morris Dailey Auditorium. 30 APPLICATIONS Douglas leaves Thursday morn- By 2 p.m. yesterday, Miss Gor- ing from San Francisco Interna- don; Miss Edie Fraser, Public Af- tional Airport for Washington. Relay Title Saturday fairs Office representative from Justice Douglas' acceptance a, Washington, D.C.; and Tim Kraft, this year's SJS Visiting Scholar Although 14 campus organiza- Funds for Excellence in Educa- Smoking Factors recruiter who has served in Guate- came in March and the Visiting tions will compete for the cham- tion (FEE). mala, had handed out 30 applica- Scholar Corrunittee began imme- pionship of Lambda Chi Alpha's Profits from the sale of tickets, tions. diately in planing the Supreme 17th annual Pushcart Relays Sat- now being sold in front of the Shortened procedure includes Court justice's San Jose itinerary. urday at 1 p.m. at San Jose High Cafeteria and by Lambda Chi 0 suspension of the usual placement Born in Maine, Minn.. Oct. 16, School, the big winner will be members for 25 cents, will be Rate Related (Continued on Page 3) Career, test and provides for checking of turned over to FEE. an applicant's references by. phone "The money will be given to EDITOR'S NOTE This is this lost in four-port the result of peer group pressures. These Deadline for reserving a ticket and for notification of an applicant the Alumni Association," said Rick toriot dealing with the offsets of oioarotto pressures develop a need for conformity sim- at 63.50 for tomorrow's 6:80 p.m. smoking. by mail within 15 days. Buxton, executive director of the ilar to the bandwagon approach. Phebur Literary Asvards Banquet As stated in the form, "This Association, "for an annual cam- By GERALD HARRIS According to Dr. Harold M. Hodges, chair- in Cafeteria A-B is today hr man of the SJS Sociology and Anthropology application when completed and paign to provide monies for SJS In a study conducted by Dr.
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