Em for Homecoming

Inside MICHIGAN Whether Continued unseasonably Yogi Berra, Ralph Guglielmi STATE warm today and Saturday, get new jobs, p. 6; Col. with a chance of showers James Skells made honorary UNIVERSITY EWS this evening. Spart°n Guardsman, p. 3 Price 10, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 25, 1963 Vol. 55; No. 42 US Division Airlifted In R e c o r d 6 0 H o u r s May Be Bryan Leader Hits AUSG; Start Of Rather W ithdrawal Illegal Pull-Out Andy Rogin, president of Bryan drawal. They didn’t even contact resentatives, it was decided to statements concerning the lack FRANKFURT, Germany (#1— A Hall, said Thursday he will ad us about their proposal." give a representative to R ather." of effective communication. four-engine transport with 60 vocate his dorm’s withdrawal Bob Hencken, speaker of con The same example applies to "They’re not nearly as bad soldiers aboard landed in Ger MSU QUEEN H O P EFU LS - One of thes coeds will reign as queen of Homecoming next from All-University Student Gov gress, said he will suggest that all other districts and residence as they’re made out to b e," he many at 10:05 Thursday night, ernment (AUSG) if the organiza halls, he added. said. "Bureaucratic organiza completing a flawless airlift of weekend. The other nine will comprise the court. From left to right: top row, Carol Schild- Rather appoint another represen tion does not become effective. tative. Failing this, Hencken him "It is a good thing that Rather’s tions always have a problem of the entire U.S. 2nd Armored hammer, Grosse Pointe, Mich., sophomore; Anne Murray, West Springfield, Mass., senior; communication. We try to com Division from Texas to Europe. "1 see Rather Hall’s withdraw self will then have to appoint a action is not legal,” Hencken municate to the student without Kathryn Beesing, Muskegon, Mich., sophomore; and Lynne Gmeiner, Appleton, Wis., Soph al as the most effective means member for that district. said, "because if it were then The last flight was delayed wasting tax money on a build omore; center row, Dottie E llis , Birmingham, Mich., junior; Donna Beukema, Holland, Mich, of shaking AUSG to an awareness the residents of Rather could slightly by headwinds. That was up of our own im age." of student discontent," he said. "Rather Hall’s withdrawal is not go to AUSG sponsored lec a minor irritation compared to junior; Pat Morrow, Detroit senior; and Judith Lamparter, Detroit junior; foreground, Hanh Kerr said that, true to his Rogin addressed Student Con not legal," Hencken said. "T h ere tures, get student insurance and the jubilation of the U.S. Army Phung, Saigon, Viet Nam, junior; and Paula Allman, Hinsdale, III., sophomore. campaign promise, he has ex gress Wednesday night, judging is nothing in the constitution that loans, or even belong to class and Air Force at accomplishing panded publicity of student af the organization as "largely in says Rather Hall must have a governments like theFrosh-Soph a miracle of mobility. fairs over the level of previous effective, apathetic and disinter representative. However, for Council.” It was the 235th mission of administrations. ested." convenience in districting rep Kerr was critical of Rogin’ s the exercise. In a precedent-setting move, Bob K err, president of AUSG, Using jets and propeller craft, called Rather’s withdrawal " a Hencken has announced that 400 the Military Air Transport Ser copies of minutes of Wednesday’s Hope To Hex ’Em spur-of-the-moment action. vice (MATS) delivered -15,278' congress meeting will be c ir “ We don’t believe Rather had troops and 493.3 tons of cargo 4Owe-As-You-Go9 Plan adequately considered their with- culated. well within the target deadline. The giant maneuver touched Aids Registrants off speculation in Europe on what it may mean in American policy For Homecoming on stationing troops on this con Students who find it hard to are included for the other on- J F K C a lls tinent. Trustees pay for early registration can campus students. Torch runn'ers in togas, a pa Mich., junior; Donna Beukema, club featuring the BurgundyTrio, West Germans asked whether take advantage of a "pay as For Michigan residents living rade of queens and a pep rally Holland, Mich., junior; Pat twirling champion Sharon Shutty, it means the six U.S. divisions you learn plan," registrar Hor in residence halls, the downpay Thursday will mark the beginning Morrow, Detroit senior; Judith Athletic Director Clarence ” Big- Rights B ill in their country are to be re ace C. King said Thursday. ment is $137.25, payable at reg of Homecoming weekend. Bob Lamparter, Detroit junior; Hanh gie” Munn, Football Coach Duffy To Vote duced and, if so, how soon? MSU has two fee payment pro istration, Nov. 20 and 21. The Harris, Spartan Spirit chairman, Phung, Saigon, Viet Nam, Jun Daugherty and a number of foot Completion means 235 m is gram s, he indicated. Under one balance of $240 is paid Jan. said. ior; and Paula Allman, Hinsdale, ball players. sions carried 15,278 troops, com plan all fees are paid at the time 31 and Feb. 28. 'E x t r e m e ’ The theme for this year's fes 111., sophomore. Also, according to Harris, a On EDP Out-of-state students pay prising the entire 2nd Armored of registration. The other one tivities is "Demoniacus” , Latin former Spartan All-American Division, and 493.3 tons of cargo. Also in the parade will be allows the student to make a down $209.25 at registration and $350 for bearer of evil spirits, accord gridder will be brought to the The Educational Development WASHINGTON I/Pi — President Given 72 hours to do it, MATS nine sorority floats drawn by payment and then complete it in in two installments. Out-of-state ing to Harris. rally as a guest speaker. Project and the MSU Profile from Kennedy’ s efforts to keep from bridged Texas and Western Eur cars, Sigma Phi Epsilon’sSparty, two installments. students in married housing pay It Is hoped a strong force of 1952 to 1973 will come up for the House floor a civil rights ope, 5,600 miles, in 63 hours Delta Up s i Ion’s bell and the About 75 per cent of MSU stu $111.25 down and $180 Jan. 31 evil spirits can be summoned to Board of Trustee approval today. bill he regards as excessive met .and 35 minutes. cheerleaders. The Marching dents pay all fees at registration. and Feb. 28. aid the Spartan team against "1 expect the document will with little success Thursday. Most of the men in the divis Band will join the parade at Lan- The others living in University Michigan residents in married Wisconsin Badger’s, current Big be approved, although some A bipartisan group that has ion have joined up with their don field and march to the Intra Literature housing can pay under the "pay housing pay $43.25 and $66 in Ten leaders and ranked in the changes may be made in it," revolted against the leadership tanks, guns and other gear pre mural field for a pep rally. as you learn plan." monthly installments. Rents for top 10 nationally, he said. said Duane L . Gibson, head of of both the House and its .Jud- viously prepared by the U.S. Runners in togas from all MSU Students included under the married housing apartments are A parade sta-rting at 6 p.m. the Educational Policies Com iciary Committee showed no in 7th Army. fraternities wil 1 meet Governor P r iz e T o program are those living in re si not included in payment plan. Physics-Math will begin Friday’ s mittee of the Academic Council. clination to toe the line drawn A week from now the 2nd George Romney on the steps of dence halls, Van Hoosen Hall, "W e will not require married program, Harris said. The pa The two documents were ap by the President at White House Armored pitches into mock war the Capitol where he will light Owen Graduate Center and in students to pay their January rent rade route will include all campus proved at the Academic Council meetings Wednesday night and fare with the 3rd Armored, part four torches that will be brought G r e e k married housing. Those living during early registration,” said dorms. Meeting, Oct. 8, by a vote of Thursday morning. of the 7th Army. The purpose to the IM field and will be used in married housing pay only Jam es T . Huston, supervisor of Heading the parade will be the STOCKHOLM, [f'i—GiorgosSe- 56 to 1. The Educational Policies is to show that Americans can to touch off a huge bonfire. tuition under the installment pro accounts receivable, University feriades, 63-year-old diplomat, Kennedy wants the committee airlift their strength anywhere Homecoming Queen, who will be H arris said men’ s dorms will Committee has been examining business office. gram while residence hall costs to kill a sweeping, 10-part bill chosen next week, and her court. compete with each other in a con won the 1963 Nobel Prize for faculty suggestions and incorpo Ordinarily married housing in the world, and with speed. Literature Thursday for poetry produced by one of its subcom The speed and success of the The following women constitute test to bring materials for the rating them into the EDP docu students are required to pay one about his native Greece.

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