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4 Today's Weather Korean War Vets office has re- Temperatures will r e ni a iii The registrar't, all Korean War 1.001 through the weekend, with quested that occasional cloudiness. Tempera- seterana and orphans sign (or ture range today Is a low of their monthly eertification Man- 40 48 and a high of 57-65 de- dey at window nine in the ad- grees. Kalniell total to date is ininietrution building. If certifi- 3.81, uhile IlOrntul ateitd cation is made by Monday the 2.1iS at this tin.... Nortimesterly checks 0111 be read) 1WfOre Dr4.. winda of to la m.p.h. are ex- 20, according to the registrar's pected. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE office. Vol. 52 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1964 No. 47 'Trustees To Adopt Can't Miss This Bus Cal Students Arrested, Health Plan' Pisano Hauled to Jail by Police ,1 I iii' MOORE under the program. The cool, -,ersial new health Basic health care, he explained, Hy KIM ALI.ENDER and administration in Sproul Hall cal action be left to the courts. services plan i the Chancellor's would be required of all students MARILYN BELL Plaza. 5. That it is deplored that po- office is headed for adoption by but is expected to be financed out BERKELEY - Approximately FIVE RESOLUTIONS lice have been used on campus the State College Board of Trus- of the present $76 materials and 800 demonstrating students at the At an emergency informal meet- and the press has been granted tees today. service IM-St fee. University of California were ar- ing of the faculty five resolutions admission to Sproul Hall when the This is the prediction of Bob Dramatic fee changes essen- rested, loaded into buses and were adopted and sent to President faculty has not. Pisano, ASH president, who re- tially would affect students living hauled to jail yesterday for refus- Clark Kerr. CLASSES CANCELLED ported from the Sacramento meet- in approved housing. They would ing to disband a sit-in in Sproul 1. That the new and liberalized Students and faculty partici- ing late yesterday afternoon. be forced to pay an extra $20-30 Hall, the university's administra- rules for campus political action pated in a FSM sponsored strike, The Trustees joint Educational. a year for supplementary services. tion building. be declared in effect and enforced although it Is difficult to deter- Finance Committee has recom- Beginning two years from now, Acting under orders from Gov- pending improvement. mine the extent of the strike. ac- mended adoption of the dymnatie students would also be charged an ernor Edmund G. Brown, more 2. That all pending campus Most classes were cancelled yes- for acts oc- new health plan, lie said. undetermined amount for all new than 500 police officers from the tion against students terday afternoon. date be "I am almost certain the plan buildings and equipment. Pisano California Highway Patrol, the curring before the present Student comment on the arrests will be adopted by the Trustees called this a "radical" proposal. Contra Costa County Sheriff's Of- dropped. and strike ran in favor of FSM selected by today," lie declared. Confusion over the fee structure fice and the Oakland and Berkeley 3. That a committee yesterday. All students interviewed Academic If the plan is adopted, it will arises over interpretation of stu- police departments began remov- and responsible to the stated that they were in agree- established to which into effect at all state colleges dent cost as the program pro- 4 ing the demonstrators who had Senate be ment with the basic FSM de- appeal decision of beginning next fall. gresses, Pisano noted. spent the night in Sproul Hall sit- students may mands, but thought they had gone .111I administration regarding pen- CONFUSION As more money, he explained, ting on the floor and on tables. the "a little too far in some of their There is some confusion, Pisano is taken from the M-S fee to Photo by Kan Allender alties for violations of university tactics." All agreed that the ar- WENT LIMP political action, noted, as to exactly how much support health, funds for other onto Sheriff's bus for rules arising from rival of 500 police on campus POLICE PUSH PARTICIPATOR waiting Many of the demonstrators went and that decisions of this commit- student fees would be Onreased administrative duties provided for Jail. University of California coed in swung support to FSM among stu- the trip to Oakland City limp when police tried to remove tee will be final. in the M-S fee will decline. the center was one of the last FSM demonstrators removed from dents. WHO PAYS? them, and had to be carried to 4. That all judification of politi- Assemblyman John Burton (D- Sproul Hall. Male demonstrators were taken to Santa Rita Re- waiting sheriff's buses. Once in the "Who will pay for the deficit?" habilitation Center. San Francisco) addressed picket- Criteria Set Pisano asked. If the state decides buses the students chanted, "Free- ing students, blaming William it cannot, then student M-S feet (tom, now!" and sang "We Shall Little 500 Knowland, published of the Oak- will have to be raised. Overcome," civil rights theme land Tribune, for the controversy. "Can we really get basic bene- song. "I think this whole thing was By Board fits throughout the system for $25 Greek Show Benefits The sit-in began Wednesday Scheduled started in the beginning by pres- of the M-S fee?" he continued. when the administration failed to sure from William Knowland who High school students may be "I don't think so." meet FSM (Free Speech Move- objected to having his Oakland admitted to state colleges on the So the state either will lower ment) demands to drop discipli- Tomorrow Tribune picketed by civil rights combination of their high school Children nary action against FSM members. groups organized on the university the Crippled benefits or raise the fees, he grades, based on all academic Eighteen teams vie in the third said. While the demonstrators were campus," Burton claimed. subjects and their scores from annual "Little 500" bicycle race -Chances are, fees would be Soft-shoe, singing and comedy Clara County to aid in the organ- being loaded on the buses, several A spokesman for Knowland de- the American College Testing ex- tomorrow on the south campus raised two years from now." staged by SJS Greeks will high- ization's summer day-camp pro- hundred additional students and nied the charge when contacted by amination (Am. track at 12:30 p.m. In adopting the plan, Pisano gram. Herrick stated. teaching assistants picketed the Spartan Daily. The Academic Senate recom- light the 13th annual Ail-Greek Record times are expected in said the Committee asked the Cali- -, mended this proposal to the Edu- Show tomorrow night at 7:30 in grueling 200-lap marathon. Clear fornia State College Student cational Policy Committee at a weather has allowed the track, President Association (CSCSPA) San Jose Civic Auditorium. Greek meeting of the Board of Trustees Receives High Award located next to Spartan Stadium, and the Academic Senate of the Show is open to the public. Dona- Cadet Kennedy Tape of the California State Colleges to dry. state colleges to present their tions go to the Crippled Children's in Sacramento yesterday. Sponsored by Allen Hall. the proposals and suggestions to the The committee approved the Society of Santa Clara County. For Achievement, Leadership 50-mile event is expected to be Trustees within 60 days. Tickets, 50 cents, may be pur- Wins Honors recommendations but further ac- and from these is chosen the blessed with cloud-free skies. But "This indicates that the Trus- chased in the Student Affairs Busi- With a sea of AFROTC blue cadet, tion will be taken by the Trustees cadet in the nation. if rain does come today, the two- Three radio and television stu- tees are concerned about what ness Office or at the door, accord- in the background, Cadet Colonel number one this afternoon. Gillham is a senior chemistry wheel spectacle will be cancelled. dents of the SJS Journalism De- students feel and it is a very en- ing to Randy Hayrick, Greek Show Gillham received the Le- High school applicants are now Robert a long rec- It has already been postponed partment were named to first couraging thing." chairman. major at SJS. He has pfluired to take one of the ac- gion of Valor Bronze Cross of leadership as a once. place awards in the Radio News Organized and financed by Theta ord of excellent cepted entrance examinations, Achievement Award in a short a freshman he was Red Horde, fastest qualifier Writing and Commentary Division Chi fraternity, the fund raising cadet. As ACT or Scholastic Aptitude Test award ceremony yesterday on the Chicago Tribune with a record lap time of 2:40.8 for the documentary tape on the variety show will feature acts by awarded the (SAT). They are also required to drill field. being an outstanding seconds, has the pole position. late President John F. Kennedy at Negro Roots seven fraternities and sororities. award for have 14 semester units of A's or The Bronze Cross Award is pre- sophomore It will be flanked by Desi- the 55th anniversary convention of Skits, the Red Horde band and cadet. Ile also earned B's in certain academic subjects. sented annually to only one hon- mone's Bike Shop, second fastest Sigma Delta Chi, professional jour- Shirley and Lee, a rock and roll and junior outstanding cadet According to Dr.