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Iowa, Saturday, June 4, 1960 Language Change Possib1e in Fall .Kishi Must Resign K·Pours I~sults 8, TERRY TRIPP StaH Writer The results of a faculty poll by the Educational Policy Com­ MO COW (AP) - Soviet Premier Nildta Khru heh v Fri· mittee on proposed changes of the College of Liberal Arts d, y poured soom on Pre ident Ei Mower a dangerous and language requirements from eight to 14 hours show that 148 on \\' t G rman eh ocellor Konrad Ad n. uer a (:razy. faculty members indicated approval of the change and that IIe damned Vice President Richard ~f. Ni1(on with back­ g2 indicated disapproval. handed prai e. According to Robert Michaelsen, chairman of the Language ow take Secretary Dulles," Khrushchev aid at one point Subcommittee oC the Educatiooal In a free-swinging news cooter· Policy Committee, 397 ballots were * * * Trip fo Ja~qn Needed encl', "he did SO many foolish scheme leunched before U.N. 14 t sent out to the faculty of the Col· New Turkish things t bat he made it easier foc year. Judy Jones of 5,000 Strike us. In that respect Nixon might lege Liberal Arts, and 233 were KhrushcOOv said his new pl"~ be a good pre ident {or us." returned. Three of these wer-e un­ For Security Treafy posal is Intended to low world marked. , Rule Tells It would be better. he said. "if tension, allay international pl· Resigns from T,he change in the language reo In Student, Herald Tr'''", N ..... S...... ' stems from the soclali 15, who we had a wise president - but if cion .and permit an Ol"Ck>rly liquida. we don't we'" ~ along." quicement, which would affect WASHINGTON - Japanese Pre- have slightly more than one-third Of A tion of military f()("c . freshmen entering SUI in 1961, mier Nobusuke Kishi has let it of the votes in the Japanese House troce.teles Khrushchev called Eisenhower Khrushchev also told hls SPI Board ,. would require students to take 14 he known at the White House that of Representatives, and the com· a weak and ineffective leader audience of 350 that the la Jollll hours of a foreign language. As an Union Protest he would be forced to resign should munists, who hold one seat. " completely Ia.cking in will power." Foster Dulle ; then Christian A. 303 $100 Judy Jones, A4, Moline, Ill., reo alternative, they would be required President Eisenhower cancel his The: pact already approved by Students Murdered, The Soviet Premier said E\s.en· Herter as his sucr re- 5 Can, signed as a trustee of the Board to demonst.rate a comparable Agitators Demand Ike trip to Japan this month. the ~()wer house, will automatically bower ts unfit to "head II mighty tary of sWte, and finnlly lxon o~ Student Publications, Inc.. in level (of competence through ex· This was learned on hi h au. go intO .effect June 19, the ~ay Bodies Hidden, Made notion" and thot his term in the It'd Eis(>nhowor Bround by t~ a letter del i vered Thursday to amination to satisCy the foreign Cancel Trip, Scrap thority Friday as plans lor the the PreSIdent is sLated to amve, Into Animal Fodder While House nas beoo a dark and nose in a drift loward war. 00 Leslie G. Moeller, director of the language requirement and qualify President's Far Eastern trip, in- unless the Opper House acls dangerous perind in world aUair . This latest Khrushc)l('v ottE'mpt 4 Cans $1 School ol Journalism and cbairmao Cor the Bachelor of Arts degree. Treaty, Kishi Resign eluding a visit to Japan went for. s~er to. ratify it. The expecta· ANKARA . Turkey (HTNSl-Tur· Khrushcllev denounced Adenauer to discredit lhe Prt'. id nt clim­ oC the Board. The roauIts of the poll wore ward. despite continued demon· wllonl'll heracte ,~ ~~f thetheUPP«t tH~ key's all·military committee of na· in term so insulting they have not axed a series coming from th Miss Jones expLained she reo a~ed to tho faculty Wed· TOKYO IA'I - Left-wing dem- slrations by leftist student in ... r_1 y, rea y """ tional unity announced Friday night been heard from a Moscow Corum Kremlin and Moscow propasnnda siglX'd because she has accepted no,.y. Tho Edvcationll Policy onstrators blocked transportation Tokyo. s C~ the President's scheduled ar- that Inv ligation into alleged at· Cor many a year. Adenauer. ,he organs almost daily Incl' the a j()b as an airlines hostess and Commltt.. votocl not te forwanl Saturday in a new protest against The P.resident intends to go rl vAlaJ' ..... rocities by the former government aid, belong in a lunatic asylum. Paris Summit fl't' col· the Lenguago Subcommittee'. th . ,. t hough some top offiCIAls Ww" will not return to school next e U.S.·Japan security treaty and through WIth his visit to Japan in the Administration would prefer had turned up in (ormation that These bl ts Vi re fired .at a lapsed two w ks ago. recommend.tioM to the faculty the bodies of tudent "martyrs of Khru hchev ... en $u mmolK'd up fall. She was choseD for a two· President Eisenhower's visit. June 19, it was ,,;I to see postponement ot the trip news conference called to explain yClH" term on the Board in all· for action at .... prosent time, bvt freedom" had been thrown into Khrushchev's rovl ion of hts memory of Duli( and the 1955 Railway union members Cilled ported, not only give-n the present unsettled politi· "em· campus elections in March of 1959. docl.d to consId... them ..,.In wells, put in cold torage plants era! aOO complete" disarmament summit meeting ot C('f\cva. noxt fall, according to MIchael· and surrounded trains to prevent b e.c a us e the cal atmosphere in Japan, and the He gave till v r ion of the EI· Moeller has ~ppointed Jane Gil· Uruted States possible danger to the safety oC and even ground up Into animal MIl. The committee voted Inform· fodder, in ord r to hide their Mowet"·Dulle partnt'l"lIhip lllerI.' : christ, A3, Denison, a trustee of ally, 6-1, in favor of tho raco"," thcm {rom moving. At Shinagawa, awar~ that the President, there are sevel"al lhe Board, to chair a committee deaths. * * * The only thint the Preslc.kmt did mtnd~ of the L.ng.,... .ub- the major railway terminal for in- cellation factors mitigating the ot.he.r way. No. 21f2 19~ composed of the student The olflclal commlnque announc. at Geneva io w to "lake Can trustees committ.. , he .aid. , dustrial Japan, not a train left the mea n In alldition to the obvious danger oC the Board. The eommittee is to ing this fOllowed an earlier d c· Ike Denies note. Dull scribbled und, without The subcommittee which pro­ yard in the first hour of the sched- Kishi's to the Kishi Government and the wnlt~, even for decency', . k. study procedures for the naming of but Security Treaty, cancellation could laration by Gen. Cemal Gursel, the posed tire changes, is composed Ju t oJl('n them and r d them a new trustee to serve the remain· uled two-hour work stoppage. in tum be interpreted as an admission by new head of state, thot the now· of three memben of the Educa· out and then wait for more not ." ing year df Miss Jones' term. About 5,000 radical Zengakuren doom the the White House that demonstra. Imprisoned former Prime Minlst r K's Account tional Policy Committee, three "I w hOl1ri ficd , .. Khrushchev John Harrison, 'Publisher of The members df the Executive Com­ students and left· wing unionists States - tJons by leftist minoriti can inI1u· Adnan Menderes and his associates Security Trea t y I enoe United States policies. were "guilty to an unprecedented said. "What decl ions can be tak· STYLE Daily Iowan, said that the com­ mittee, and three · executive of· jammed the station entrances. en when such a man ts head or a mittee Iprobably will not. meet now awaiting r.atiClcation by both But there are also some practical degree and such as we've n vcr Of Germany ficers of the J.anguage departments. Loudspeakers boomed out such great. people, I aslred myself." until next tall. At that time the The subcommittee was appo.i.nted governments. considerations, which in the opin- seen bcfore In our history:' 3 can$49~ statements as: "Today's demon­ WASIIINGTON "" - Soviet During the r t Senate in- other student members of the last fall tb review the language The leftist dots in Japan are ion of some ·Observers, reduce the Gen. Gursel charged that the v tlgallon oC the 2 Incident, h aimed at Corcing ,the Japanese danger of riots accompanying the Prcmler N I kit a Khrushchev's Board will be Paul Penningroth, requirements of the College or stration is intended to prevent war.