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Eight Coeds Seek Saturday’s M i s s MSU ’ Title MARTHA VANAKEN HOLLY VANDENBRINK PAM HARBISON GAYLE KREPPS JUDY SMITH CAROL CRUPI JOYCE DRAGASH MICHELLE GIBA Weather Inside Partly cloudy and cold, Defendant Speaks On Indi­ MICHIGAN l i with a low of 20 and a high ana Subversion Suit, p. 3; in the mid-30s. Winds light University Theatre Name STATE at 5-10 m.p.h. Change, p. 4. r UNIVERSITY N Price IÛ4 Thursday, January 30, 1964 East Lansing, Michigan Vol. 55, Number 83 Tax Bill Exempts Greeks, Co-Ops Biggest Satellite P ro p o s a l P re v e n ts U.S. Launches C ity L e v y Saturn I Moon 'College Costs capability of orbiting 19,000 to I CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. lf)~ 20,000 useful pounds." Already HigV A Saturn 1 rocket propelled into He noted that Wednesday's ex­ orbit the world's heaviest sat­ tra weight was due to the A bill to exempt fraternities, e llite Wednesday and space second stage,. which remained sororities and student co-ops officials said the glittering suc­ from personal property taxation cess vaulted the United States (continued on page 4) was introduced in the house of ahead in fire power in the space representatives Wednesday. race. Rep. Gilbert Bursley, R-Ann After the colossal rocket, with Arbor, sponsored the bill. 1.5 million pounds of booster Reds Say Co-signers are Reps. Andrew thrust, shoved a satellite weigh­ Cobb, R-Elsie, Charles Davis, ing 37,000 pounds into space, R-Onondago; David Upton, R-St. Robert Seamans, associate ad­ AF Trainer Joseph; Homer Arnett, R-Kala- ministrator of the National Aer­ mazoo; and James Warner, R- onautics and Space Adminis­ CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES -- Work on MSU’s ever-expanding campus, in this case in the Ypsilanti. Science Complex, continues despite recent snow and cold. _____________________________________ tration, told a news conference Rep. Daniel West, D-Detroit, Wednesday: Intercepted planned to introduce a similar bill "T h e re is no question that this week. today’s flight put us ahead of He said Wednesday that tie will Russia in the capability of launch­ WIESBADEN Germany (AP) - add his name to the list of co­ Feels Discrimination Denies The Russians disclosed Wednes­ ing heavy payloads.” sponsors for Bursley’s bill. W ernher Von Braun, d irecto r day that Soviet fighter forced HAITIAN DANCER - A chained member of the Jean-Leon down a U.S. A ir F o rce train er Destine troupe performs a dance thot symbolized the Hai­ More support for the bill is of the Marshall Space Flight expected to come from demo­ Center, which Is developing the in Communist E ast Germany tian people’s struggle against French control. The group crats house. Four other Demo­ •Saturn family of rockets, hailed Tuesday, killing all three officers appeared in the Auditorium Tuesday night. Photo by Dovo Syk** Negro Right To Defend Self cra tic representatives had aboard. the success as a milestone in planned to support the bill West erything goes accordingnor'ftrHlncr tofn thethe. man’s efforts to reach the moon Washington declared the T39 thats one less black to worry was to introduce. "We have withdrawn the fair rules, like in a fair fight, where was shot down and protested about.” and added: They are Dominic Jacobetti, fight or violence as self expres­ both contestants have an equal "We now are ahead of the "in the strongest terms” . The sion from a large section of our "The officer left out one other Negaunee; George Montgomery, chance to win,” he said. Russians in cargo-carrying Soviets rejected the protest im­ Yale Shortens population," Everett C. Hughes possibility. That occurs when a Detroit; Joseph Mack, Ironwood; In the other cases, the Negro ability. They have orbited pay­ m ediately. white man kills a white man,” and Joseph Kowalski, Detroit, said in a Provost Lecture Wed­ is excluded from the right of loads on the order of 15,000 Gen. Paul L. Freeman, Jr.. Hughes said. house minority floor leader. nesday. fair fight or due process of law. pounds. Saturn I gives us the U.S. Army commander in chief "In this case,” he said, "jus­ Bursley’s bill was sent to the Hughes, professor of sociology "Although we Americans think in Europe, insisted the Russians Masters Program tice runs Its course.” house committee on taxation for and anthropology at Brandeis open an immediate investigation fulfill his masters requirement University said that the Negro, "There Is no pre-verdict, ev­ (continued on page 6) Yale University students will study and called for a reply "o n a most of 225 credits in the remaining be able to earn their bachelors A similar senate bill was in­ one tenth of our population, is urgent basis.” and masters degrees slmultane- time. He would have to go to denied the right of protecting The fate of the twin-jet trainer troduced last year, and died in III Students oulsy under a new four y ear pro­ summer school to finish In time, himself from attack by discrim­ was disclosed in a stiff Soviet committee. However, Bursley, gram . however. Davis, Upton, and Montgomery ination in handling the conse­ note released in Moscow, accus­ Neville predicted the four year 6Spotted9 In Howard R. Neville, acting MSU are m em bers of the house taxa­ quences of a fight. ing U.S. military authorities of Idea would be especially popular provost, said that while State tion committee. g ro ss provocation “ aimed at has no such program, its possible in the future to students going "In 1963, a southern police The bill reads: aggravating the situation in cen­ into such professions as law chief was interviewed by an Eng­ Wilson Hall to complete both the bachelors’ “ The personal property of tral Europe.” lish psychologist. These are the and masters’ degrees in four or medicine. social or professional Saigon Seized In Viet Nam Coup The measles have come to The Soviet note did not say If the student had advanced words of the chief: years if the student took an fratern ities and sororities and specifically that the trainer was placement credits or could waive "If a black kills a white, that’s SAIGON, Viet Nam (UPI)— Dissident members of the ruling college. average credit load of 19 cre­ student cooperative houses rec­ Recently, Northwestern Uni­ shot down. But the State De­ the required courses, he could m urder, military Junta of South Viet Nam seized control of the country’s dits per term. ognized by the educational insti- versity had an outbreak of G er­ partm ent declared it was shot He could complete his bache­ even com plete work on the two "If a white kills a black, that's capital of Saigon in a bloodless pre-dawn coup Wednesday. U.S. down, was obviously lost and justifiable homicide. man measles on campus. This lors’ requirement of 1£0 credits degrees In less time, Neville military sources say tanks surrounded junta headquarters and "If a black kills a black, well week the disease hit Wilson Hall. in nine o r ten term s and then (continued on page 4) (continued on page 4)______ the residence of junta chairman Major General Dhuong Van Mlnh. Jam es S. Feurig, d irecto r of ( continued The junta broken up in the revolt was set up November 2, Olin Memorial Health Center, one day after the overthrow of President Diem. said he is not alarm ed. He said Officials of the U.S. embassy in Saigon have refused to talk such an outbreak of m easles is Discusses Role O f Organization with newsmen. expected about this time of year. Feurig said students returning Malaysian Peace Efforts Jeopardized from Christmas vacation bring KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP)—Trouble on the cease-fire back the disease caught from lines in Borneo is jeopardizing agreements reached on Atty. Gen. younggr brothers and sisters. Fuzak Says 6Judie’ Robert F. Kennedy’s Malaysian peace effort. Students may be unaware that President Sukarno of Indonesia, whose idea is that opposing would really like to know what the According to the "in loco pa­ they have measles until three mendous power and responsibil­ "1 have only the highest re­ forces should stand pat, objected in Jakarta to Malaysian calls Editor's Note: This is the students think of Judiciary. An rentis” clause o f Michigan stat­ , days after they contracted the ity in the hands ofjudiciary mem­ spect for the students on judic­ by radio and air-dropped messages for Indonesian-backed guerrillas first of a three-part ser­ open discussion of this would be utes, universities are allowed to disease. At this time the red b e rs .” iary," Fuzak said. “They are ies on Student Judiciary. very valuable.” take the place of parents in dis­ to surrender. ... „ rash generally associated with trying to do their job to the best First Deputy Premier Subandrio, who also Is Indonesia s Foreign Alexander seems to have no ciplinary matters. the disease becomes apparent. Established in 1951, Judiciary of their ability, but I have the feel­ Minister, supplemented this with a declaration that "freedom is empowered to recommend spe­ doubts about the worth of the sys­ By SUE JACOBY ing that we as administrators may A university is not required to fighters” in Malaysian Borneo are responsible only to Sukarno s tem. He admits university values State News Staff Writer cific penalties for violations o f be placing students in the hypo­ follow the procedures of a regular sometimes come into conflict ord ers.

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