ttMWsity kkis# Natioiwl Teodi^ II Avery Visits Campus WSU’s Rrst Slated For Budget Discussion Governor William Avery visited WSU campus yesterday For Saturday Morning afternoon for a brief tour and a meeting with President Emory The University will Join Northwestern, St. Louis, Iowa, Washington, and other universities in Lindquist and University ofn> a Teaoh-m program) g r f covering U.S. policies in Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic at 7 a^n. clals. Saturday. It will be WSU’ s first. The basic purpose of Qover> The program will be broad ciate professor of psychology, the first sponsored by the or nor Avery’s visit was in re cast from Toronto, Canada, via and the University Forum Board ganization at which foreign gard to Wichita State’s budget closed circuit telephone lines are sponsors of the Teaoh-ln, citizens will speak. request for 1967. in Wllner Auditorium. Dr, Kenyon is a member of the Universities Committee on According to Kenyon, the Governor Avery was met at Disoussion of the Dominican the Problems ofWar and Peace, Teaoh-in will be an educational McConnell Air Foroe Base in Republic policies will be from national sponsor of the Teaoh- program designed to give the the afternoon by president 7 to 9:30 a jn . with Dr, Cheddl ln, students a look at American Lindquist and several Univer Jagan, former Prime Minister policies as those overseas view sity personnel. Upon arriving of British Guiana; Andres Look- Saturday’ s Teaoh-lh will be it. ward, Member of the Executive « Jt at the campus* he was taken on a brief tour. Governor Avery Coxmcll of the Social Christian and his accompanying aides met Party of the Dominican Re with University officials in the public; and Adolf Berle, Senior advisor to the Elsenhower Ad Board Room of the CAC to discuss the upcoming 1967 ministration on Latin American Affairs speaking. budget. Gov. Wtlliom Avery The afternoon session on Viet Governor Avery’s visit to ernor Avery on the WSU Nam from noon to 3:30 will WSU campus was part of his campus. I think his interest Include Patrick Gordon- program to visit all state in- in WSU and the whole system Walker, former British Foreign stifotlons. Fred Funk» speak of higher education shows his Secretary, and various Soum- ing for Young Republicans said, responsibility to the future of east Asian diplomats. **I am very happy to see Gov- Kansas.” Dr. Grant Y. Kenyon, asso The Su n flow er OFFICUL STUDENT NEWSPAPER Vol. LXX - No. 6 Wichita State University, Wichita, Kansos October 6, 1965
Frosh Election Model United Nations Application forms for die Freshman election may be Needs CCUN Delegates obtained in the SGA Office Five more delegates are needed for the Student Government from 1-5 p jn „ and must be group that will represent WSU in St. Louis this coming March filed before 5 p,m ., Oct, 6. at the Midwest Model United Nations, according to Bob Shields, DELTA-CATESSEN—Campus organisations partiol- No political parties will be CCUN chairman for this year. pated in the Kampus Kamival, held last Saturday allowed and no posters may Applications for these posi and student government ac tivities of the year. Each uni night In the Grace Wilkie parking lot. One of the be displayed before 6 a.m. tions will be available W e^es- versity that attends will rep booths was Trl Delta’s Delta-catessen, selling soft Monday, Oct, 11, day and must be turned in drinks, popcorn, and snow cones. All proceeds were Applicants must have a resent one country and its true by Oct. 15. Applicants must position during the week’s 2,250 cumulative credit point have a minimum 2.500 cumula given to the World University Service, activities. index, and must be enrolled tive grade point average. in University College to The Model United Nations Last year the WSU delega apply. lasts for one week and is one tion represented Puerto Rico, of the biggest political science but will represent the United States in March. This means WSU Senior Second they were one of the best, if not the best, groups in attend ance last year. The General Assembly at the In Miss Football USA Newsfronte convention last year repre Things are finally getting back to normal for Miss Bobbl sented about 85 colleges and Woodman, secondary education senior, who recently returned By CLIFF TARPY, Co-Managing Editor universities from Colorado to from the Miss Football USA contest as first runner-up. the east coast. The assembly, WSU’ s first entry in the 20th composed of a 500-member annual pageant returned from CRAWFORDVILLEj Qa., (AP) “ Calvin F. Craig, grand dragon body, was subdivided Into five of the Georgia ku klux fuan, was arrested Monday because of Norman, Oklahoma, site of ttos main committees and a Security year’s contest, wlte very high his behavior In a racial incident. . Council, The arrest was made after Craig grabbed a Negro youth who honors and a huge tropto* A tiu'ee-man committee will Her roommate throxighout the broke from a group of demonstrators and attempted to board review the applications and se a bus carrying white school children. The charge was assault event, Miss Chris Akin of Au lect the five delegatee. burn University, was selected and battery, Craig told newsmen that tiie Klan will Increase tension untU Miss Footttall USA. The contest was based on the Q eoi^a governor takes action to stop the Integration Rotary Stipend interviews, poise» talent, and attempt, OKLAHOMA CITY, (AP) — Robert Welch, founder and president a short talk entitled ” Miss Announced Today University,” For her talent of the Joto Birch Sooletyi v ls lM this city Monday. selection Miss Woodman pre A few days earlier, Oklahoma’ s OOP leaders Joined na^nal A $2,000.00 Rotary Fellow sented a comedy dialogue. party ofiioials in calling for the ouster of Birch members from ship for advanced Wichita area Republican party ranks. . . . students to study abroad during The week long contest, which CHICAGO (AP) — An Integration group has asked Mayor 1966-67 was announced today. began September 24, was over Deadline for application is Oct. Richard J, Daley to intervene in the Chicaro public school flowing with activities, but in crisis involving $30 million in federal education lUnds. 18, This Fellowship is open to cluded very little sleep. The dispute arose Friday when the U3. Office of E
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Ab one observer once said the efficiency of any beauraoy Is measured the number of times the buck can be passed. Ja fhat line the University has not been outdone. It matches any large social or economic Institution. Standtih Several days ago a rep o rter for a downtown publl- By JO H N CRITTENDEN, oatlon went to an offtoe for several statistics about enrollment and the student-faculty ratio. He was told Stuff Writer ttiat ttie Information was not a v a ll^ le from that ofHoe* To ImpresB on student minds that ” no-parklng sones'' will be and ttiat. It would have to be obtained through another Inforoed, WSU parking tiokets have txMn raised form $1 to $3. Second ofisnders are hit for $6. office on campus. though, rd watch out.” The Sunflower asked six stu A trip to ttie ottier office In question found that the dents what they thought of the Genevieve Standlsh, Wichita, information was not available, but promised to call new rules governing student Junior: " I Just got through pay still anottier o ^ce to get the Information. campus parkfog. ing a $2.50 ticket to foe city of Larry Bunty, Wichita, sen- m ohlta. Where’s the money go After about a four-hour delay the secretary finally lori **I guess it will serve ing to go that I’d pay foraoam - called back to say that the figures were not to be their purpose. I*ve never gotten pus ticket? Into parking lots? I published. one.” hope so.” Mealy, It would seem some administrators choose to Paul Smith, Wichita, soph Dave Personne, Wichita, Ju omore: “ I think It’s prettygood nior: “ It's pretty high for illegal prepare carefoUy worked statements, then pass them because I don't think too many down to the newsgatherer, rather th ^ he be allowed parking. Pts only $1 for over kids care where they park, parking downtown. I've had to SUNDAY’S audience with the official. Part of the problem may be the fines are $3, then they might pay city fines, but haven't had traced to the political sensitivities wMch some con think more about it. However, a campus fine before.” nected with the University may have. Fearing they I do not like the rule that says FUN DAY, might insult the ‘‘powers that be‘* they guard each you can't back into a parking Sheila Giles, Holslngton, statem ent. space.'' freshman: think that's too CHARLIE Vicki Blair, Wichita, fresh much. With the parking prob For the student and public Interested in the Univer man: think the raise Isokay. lems they have now, I think sity and Its policy, it means they can never learn the If people park illegally, they they soidd be a little more BROWN true significance or importance of any event, or get understanding. If there was ade should pay for it. A dollar THE NEW answers to the “whys” of the problems the University doesn't mean too much to many quate campus parking, 1 think faces In this Important decade of growth. people. U I had to pay a $3 fine. they should raise the price.” sfsirm* CARTOON SOOKI by Chailtt M. SdM li
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KANSAS CITY AP--A flrst- —Develop methods for ade Commission” proposed by Dr. 48 of the states eventually will RiltRMNnMi SIMIOII.IM. of-its-klnd national efiort to quate financing of education. Jam es B. Conant last November ratify foe compact. improve education at every le —Encourage and foster re in his book, "Shaping education vel and in every city and ham search in education. al Policy.” It does not go as far let gets under way here. —Formulate su^ested poli as Conant suggested, however. Representatives of all 50 cies and plans for the improve Conant, former president of states and three U.S. territor ment of education. Harvard and long a student of ies will begin hammering out The proposed compact is American education, will speak agreement on a '^Compact for some what sim ilar to the plan to the conference here tonight. YOUR Education,” a partnership deal for an "Interstate Planning Sanford said he believes 47 or for co-operation in research, planning, and the exchange of information. FRIEND Few del^ates are saying it T he Sunflower out loud, but privately many OM Wilner Audit. W tchlU . R u b b ss S ltM M V S-7M1 E x t. 348 express the hope foe compact will do somethl^ else as well: Second class postage paid at Wichita, Kansas FOR help the states regain some of Advertising rates and publication schedules furnished upon request Address the educational leadership foey The Sunflower. Wichita State University. Wichita. Kansas Official student newspaper of the Wichita Stale University. Founded in 1896 and have lost to foe federal govern published each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning during the school year by ment in recent months. students of the Department of Journalism of Wichita State University except on LIFE The meeting, to be attended and during holidays, vacations, and examination periods. by at least 18 state governors, Member Associated Collegiate Press is scheduled to end Thursday night with the selection of a and steering committee to set the IntercoHegiate Press goals and transform ideas into BubserlpttM Price I8.M Per Year action. wniii c. lackaen The compact, as drafted by EdHer-te^Aief ..... Judy PalHmrri former Gov. Terry Sanford of Ce-Munagtair ERHora can tarpy He's helping young men plan today for a better Norfo Carolina, has no built- Director ef Afrerttolug Bebert D. Barrey life tomorrow. in provisions for enforcement. Editorial Staff: (feWB B iH a n , Dan Oarrlty, Wa Bayee, Jehu Marphy; Detk Biltore, Sharen He's your Southwestern Life College Representa Adherence to its provisions Salley, Peryl Lewe. Jey4/ya Vj . Pbeto Editor. Anaa kertheiltl; SRirto Editor, tive — and he has specially-designed life insurance would be voluntary, Sanford Mlehaei Hall: -Am I. Bperto Brace ErickeeB; Hakc-ap Editor. Rarea Bart. said, and "there Is no desire policies to fit your own individual needs today, to establish a national educa tomorrow and in the years ahead. They're new-idea tional policy, even if we could.” GBD and otbeT fltie pipM plans created by one of the nation's leading life insurance companies especially for, and only for, The compact provides for a Pure tobacco Wends commission with seven mem men college seniors and graduWe students pursuing bers from each party state, Pipe racks professional degrees. th e commission would have Tobacco poaches A Jars He's an easy person to talk with, and what he aufoorlty'to: AceeaaoHea has to tell you about these policies can make a lot Pipe repair of difference in your future. Talk with him when he calls — give him an opportunity to be "Your Friend for Life." There's never any obligation. H E L P M
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Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives THI lUNriOWIt October 6, 1965 Georgia Win, i}: KER i ■ THE STARTING 1 SPORTLIOHTS OverMchi^iiil
by BRUCE ERICKSON Major Upset LINE - UP A » t. Sports Editor By Associated Press by MIKE HALL H tonfcff as tlioi^ my onfy alternative is to pick the Los Sports Editor Ai^elee Dotl^era to win the ^6 eerlee. I can’t help but to fSel If ^ u think toe Qeo: rgla Bull ■orry Utr an underdogs* dogs* bite isn’t worse man toelr Believe It o r not, coaches sure not m iracle workers* Nope, When I Bay underdoff. 1 don’t mean It In the way that the bark, just ask Alabama and not even Knute Rookne* Or Bear Bryant for toat matter. Amecioan League Twtna have It over the Dodgers In the way of Michigan about it* There should not be a need for saying something like this, baneball prowess. Far from lit lt*s just that I have yet to hear lliey’ve got the soars to show but It looks like there is going to be one anyws^* any one omirnns any amount of faith In the Dodgers* for tangling with Vince Deeley’s If you are one of the growing few on this campus who still club. The Bulldogs chewed up » ’ i Hitting vs Pitching has fhlto in the Shocker footoall squad, then don’t bother to read national champion Alabama in this* It does not apply to you* I Four of the seven games. If the series goes that far. are their opener and Saturday it Two days ago I got back from Cincinnati after watching the scheduled in the Twins own MetropollUan stadium, which was Rose Bowl winner Michi Shooks go down to defeat 14-6.1 was Immediately questioned by greatly flavors long ball hitters. gan’s turn to be nipped, 15-7* many skeptics as to what toe Coach Karras has been And who can deny that the Twins don’t have some long ball That’s fereolous behavior for doing to toe team to make them so Dad* hitters and good base runners such as Harmon Killlbrew and a club top-heavy with sopho One particular question irked me* It was, ’’What does Karras Zello Versalles. mores* D ^ey was glum before think he Is doing lay teaching a bunch of college football players Strong hitters. It follows, find It hard to add to their home-run the season* ” Frankly,” hesald, professional style* JUst because he played pro ball himself column when they face excellent pitchers and good outfieldlng* **we antlolpato a very rugged does not mean tot other players can play It?” Sandy Koufax, one of baseball’s best pitchers, and Don Drys- season*” Let’s set the record straight* Karras never played pro dale are two Dodger whisses that should have no fear about the Rugged It has been, but for fessional football* He is also not trying to teach our players short fences at Metropolitan* Georgia’s opponents, not toe the pro style* Koufax and Yom Klppur Bulldogs. If you don’t believe me, ask some of the players. I did and It was the third straight vic these are some of the answers I received* While wt x*e on the topic of pitchers, there’s another nasty tory for the lOth-ranked Bull ’If you call basic fundamentals professional football then subject* The World Series Is opening on a Jewish Holiday, Yom dogs and seventh-ranked Michi maybe so, but I wouldn’t,” or, “ From the way we’ve been Klppur, and Koufax Is Jewish* His contract says that he drosn’t gan’s first loss after two close- playing, anyone could tell that we need a little less than pro have to play on such holidays* call victories. type plays,” Even though Sandy said he intended to consult his Rabbi about And, it marked the second If this is not the case as to why we have been losing, then the posslblllfy of rain on opening day, it still stands that Dodger straight week that a clash of just what is? owner Walter O’Mally, wW make h ^ stick to the contract and top ten teams produced an up For some reason, and it seems that nobody knows what it is, consequently won’t let him play* set* Last week it was Purdue we make mental mistakes at a crucial moment. The Dodgers are going to rely almost entirely on walks, over Notre Dame and that vic These mistakes are not the coaches fault. Once again let’s stolen bases, errors, and wild pitches for their offensive attack. tory vaulted the Boilermakers listen to one of the players. “During the Clncy game I was To attest to their artoclous hitting power, they have the lowest Into the No* 2 slot. supposed to block to the inside, but instead 1 went to uie outside. team batting average of any pennant-winning National league They’re not likely to retain As soon as I got of the Held I knew which way I should have gone, team,*245* that spot after managing only a but I goofed when I shouldn’t have,” Still ttoy’ve won 15 of their last 16 games. 14-14 tie against lightly re Our team isn’t as bad as some people in Wichita make it garded Southern Methodist. out to be* If your reEison for mocking these boys is because you Pitching Line-Up Purdue led 14-0 at toe half want to be one of the’in’ crowd* then forget it, you might be but SMU came back on Mac embarrassed later. Because of Koofax’t vacation. Drysdale will open after nearly White’s two touchdown passes Radio Is not exactly the best media for finding out how good a week’s rest since his last appearance, which was a 4-0 for the tie that ruled as the a football team is, and if you have not seen what these boys can shut-out over Milwaukee. upset of the day* do after they Iron out their m lst^es, then wait till Oct, 16. The lanky right-hander is a23-game winner wltoa 2*78 earned Notre Dame, ranked No* 8, By then toelr record will be one win and two losses* run average* He pitched 308 Innings this season. 28 less than bounced back from the Purdue his teanunate, Sandy* defeat, scoring 24 points In the Koufax will pitch the second game and last, but not least, on final period and shattering NCAA Approves the LA pitching staff will be Claude Osteen. Northwestern 38-7. Nick Ras- Osteen, an ex-Washington Senator, posted a 5-0 record against sas scored twice for the Irish New Stipends the Twins In 1963 and 1964* Two of the wins were gathered on on a 92-yard pass interception the Twins home diamond. and a 72-yard punt return. For Graduates Mudcat Grant will open for the Twins for his first Series Top-ranked Texas got by In appearance and Jim Kaat Is e?q>ected to begin the second game. KANSAS CITY, AP - The fllDiTideSabyi/x diana 27-12* All four Longhorn and add 10. Camlle Pascual will probably have to compare pitching with touchdowns came on sustained NCAA executive committee has Osteen in toe third game of toe series. drives as Texas just wore the approved 18 more postgraduate Wbat b Ihe I’ll take the sate way out and say that the Series won’t go Hooslers down. scholarships for athletes in 12 answer? seven and that the Dodgers will take it. despite what Mike sports, otoer than football and Hall thinks. Florida, like Georgia, a basketball, in which the NCAA Southeastern Conference con conducts national champion tender, upset fifth-ranked Loui ships. siana Steto 14-7 with Steve Spurrier’s passing the key. Au- Nine of them will go to stu Cincinnati and Tulsa ^irn knocked oH sixth-ranked dent athletes at university di Kentucyk 23-18 in another up vision schools and nine to col set. lege division men, said NCAA Favored for Valley executive director Walt Byers [21 YonbaveaTOT Third-ranked Nebraska and Sunday. Stapler Ibal By The Associated Press fourth - ranked Arkansas won easily. The $1,000 scholarships are ataplea eifbt Cincinnati and Tulsa, despite ton was a league game for the payable to the university or pro lO-pape reporla its upset by Oklahoma State, defending champion Bearcats The Comhuskers opened de fessional school of toe reci or tacka 31 nemoa are still the top teams in Mis and they made it 2-0 beat fense of their Big E^ht crown pient’s choice. The program to a souri Valley Conference foot ing Wichita 14-6 last Saturday with a 44-0 romp over Iowa was initiated last year. boIleHa board. State while the Razorbacks ball, but Louisville moved into at Clncy. Of the nine scholarships in How oU b the the No* 3 spot with a second stretched the country’s long Next season the picture won’t each division, not more than owner of half rally toat beat North Texas e st winning streak to 15. rip three may be awarded in the 29-21 at Denton be so fiissy, because Cincy ping Texas Christian 28-0 with tbb TOT Stapler? plays Louisville. stune sport. The 12 sports are It was Louisville’s firstfoot- Harry Jones and Bob Burnett baseball, cross county, fenc ball victory over a Valley mem Tulsa is e?q>ected to bounce scoring two touchdowns apiece. ing, golf, gymnastics, ice hook ber in its toree seasons in toe back strongly from a 17-14 Ninth-ranked Michigan State ey, skiing, soccer, swimming, league. The only other m ark in loss to Rred-up Oklahoma State* needed two last-quarter touch tennis, teack and wrestling* This is the toe victory column for thecar- The Hurricane meets Memphis downs to whip Illinois 22-12 Each member shool will nomi dlnals was over Dayton two State Saturday night in Tulsa’s in its Big Ten opener. nate one man* G w lniU ns years ago. That one counted as hope opener In Its newly-ex a league game because the panded 40,235 seat stadulm. Tot Sti Cards didn’t plav Cincinnati. In other games, all at night. The Cards donH play Clncy North Texas plays at Tampa, ATTtNTION, LAMU tols jrear, either, and toelr Wichita at Arizona State and game with Dajrton Saturday n l^ t Xavier at Cincinnati, The Val lALIIMAN'l lAMKI lALI at Louisville will count as a ley is 4-6 againstouteide teams, league same. 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