from the associated press ^ u^,. ^ ^ Youth Internat ional Party Leader To Speak News Roundup:• » From the State, YAF Calls For Rubin Debate Nation & World Young Americans for Freedom has great advocate of confrontation , ought ¦JpW*5P^^ ffK '* nW ¦ m obtained 726 student and faculty signa- to be confronted," Cooper added. tures on a petition urging a debate be- Cooper said he docs not believe in a The World hysical confrontation , but "a clash of PARIS — Four delegations hold their fourth full-scale tween YAF chairman Doug Cooper and p meeting on Vietnam peace today and the outlook is for Youth International Party founder Jerry ideas." another long round of'oratory. "There will be absolutely no attempt As the delegates gather at the International Conference Rubin. Crater, the positions of .the North Vietnamese and their 1 Rubin, who is slated to speak at 7:30 to disrupt the meeting," he said. ally, the National Liberation Front, sounded even harder Cooper plans to distribute a satirical than at the outset of the meetings Jan. 25. tonight in the Hetzel Union Building Rumors published in Paris that the Americans would Ballroom, was involved in the demon- leaflet entitled "A Rubin Rub-In or How have a new surprise proposal to advance were categorically Come the System Hates Me, I was Only denied by a U.S. delegation spokesman. strations at the Democratic National As for the NLF and North Vietnamese delegations, Convention in Chicago, the Free Speech Trying to Destroy It." Cooper describes they were reported preparing statements of the toughest this satire as "excerpts from the speech nature, in line with recent hard-line pronouncements from Movement in Berkeley and protest Hanoi. marches at the Pentagon. that probably never will have been." The indications are that these will repeat the basic If given the opportunity to debate all-or-nothing, demands, for each of which Hanoi and the Students for a Democratic Society, Rubin , Cooper said he plans to ask him front claim to require unconditional American acceptance. ¦ ' , This is the sort of stand the Americans characterize as which is sponsoring Rubin s visit an- about the goals of student protest move- a demand for complete U.S. surrender. 4 nounced this week that the decision to itimacy or illegitimacy • * * ments and the leg Israelis Shoot Down Syrian Plane debate Cooper will be left up to Rubin. of the tactics used. Israeli pilots flying French-made Mirage III jets shot Cooper commented, "Anybody can Rubin 's speech will be proceeded by down one of the Syrian air force's Russian-made MIG21s bring their speakers to campus near the Golan Heights cease-fire line yesterday. and a rock band , a film of the Columbia re- Spokesman in both Tel Aviv and Damascus said the whether they want their speakers to de- volt and a speech by Ma rtin Kcnner. a pilot bailed out and a second Syrian MIG21 fled home bate or not is up to them safely from the supersonic dogfight. Both the MIGs and . member of the Columbia Strike Com- the ' Mirages are capable of flying at twice the speed of "On the other hand, I think Rubin , mittee. A question and answer period sound. Each side charged the other had violated its air space. specifically because he has been such a will follow Rubin 's remarks. There was no word that any of the Israeli planes was hit in the encounter, the first air engagement between Syria and Israel in more than a year. A Tel Aviv spokesman said the two MIGs had crossed the cease-fire line of the 1967 war near Quneitra. Accompanying this flurry %vas a report from U.N. ob- servers of shooting along the Suez Canal from the Egyp- Womer 's Illness Halts tian-held west bank at Israeli positions on the other side. The Natio n Republicans Hope To Make Budge t Cuts Planned USG Meet ing WASHINGTON — Republicans are taking aim at for- mer President Lyndon B. Johnson's budget with the hope Undergraduate Student provisions have been marie fur and I in sure that Colonel of making enough cuts to offset built-in spending increases, Government President Jim increased campus lighting Pelton I campus security Womcr announced yesterday J . William Wilson , assistant director) is equally House GOP leader Gerald R. Ford says. " The impact of any spending cuts initiated by the new that USG will not hold its vice president for business, concerned " He added, "Tin* the' strengthened GOP scheduled meeting tonight. told Miss Bcrnui n new lights Campus Patrol is making nil Republican administration and Womer is hospitalized in will be installed between adjustments jxisslblc f o r minority in Congress will be delayed, Ford said, partly Hilrnour Health Center and " cost of some pro- Puttee Library and Forum and security at night. because of automatic increases in the will not be released in time near the Life Sciences building According to Wilson . Pelton grams. s approach to federal to preside over the meeting. in a month to 6 weeks. Ill' has been assigning additional He said the Nixon administration' YIPPlEl YIPPIE ! YIPPlEl Tod Thompson. USG vice- lidded , "The installation of the Campus Patrolmen at nitfht spending will begin to be felt in the fiscal year beginning president , who could act m lights K a direct ri"iult of Wilson ndded that Pelton has July 1, when cuts in some programs may offset built-in Womer's absence , said that he the work of the Administrative requested a ''sizeable increases elsewhere. TWO POLITICAL ANTAGONISTS. Tom Richdale (left), chairman of the has another commitment Act ion Commission " increase'' tor the Campus ' "There were a lot of commitments made by the pre- tonight. He added , "Since we Miss Berman micstiom-d Patrol next year. vious administration," Ford said, but the GOP plan is Students for a Democratic Society will sponsor a speech tonight by Yippie haven 't elected a president tiro Wilson about the r i- c «¦ n t Wilson also said that Campus will have a total reduction "hopefully to move so that we leader Jerry Rubin. Doug Cooper, chairman of the Young Americans for Free- tempore, there will be no one campus attacks and I h e Patrolmen will hnv« t n below what the Johnson administration anticipated." to take over the meeting." jH issibility of Increasing the undergo nddiUinnl security - * * * ' dom,.(right) has.asked to debate-Rubinr-bu l Richdale *aid that Rubin will Have -Given Berman. chairman of Campus Patrol force at night. training this summer under Farmer Appointed to Nixon Subcdbihet USG's Administrative Action Wilson said . "I am really the provisions of a new State WASHINGTON — President - Nixon named Negro to decide if he wants to debate Cooper. Commission, said Tuesday that concerned about it (attacks), law. leader James Fanner to his subcabinet yesterday and heard Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller appeal for permanent exten- sion of the 10 per cent income tax surcharge—to finance state and local needs. Robert H. Finch, secretary of health, education and welfare, announced on Nixon's behalf that the 49-year-old Farmer, former national director of the Congress of Racial AWS Elections Equality, CORE, will be nominated assistant secretary for administration. Lewis To Speak on WDFM Finch said Farmer, long a civil rights activist, would have "considerably upgraded status" in the job and a Vice president for Student Affairs The Water Tunnel was first defied the ban by selling in the Het/.c! Continue Today powerful voice in planning a reorganization of HEW. Charles L. Lewis will be the Ruest published two weeks ago. Two hours Union Building copies of the first that taking a position with the along with the second Farmer told newsmen- at 9:30 tonight on radio station after sales on campus begnr . Le-.vif J.s^uo. issuf The Association of Women Students will continue Nixon administration "was a very easy decision" because issued the directive to stop the sale, of the Water Tunnel, which wa< executive elections today In the lobbies of women's residence he felt he had a choice between criticizing from the out- WDFM's talk show, "Relaxing with and advised the editors and ."stall published this weekend. halls or In the dmlng halls. Polls are open from, 11:30 "get inside and try to influence Jonathon Rich ." side or an opportunity to of the underground paper that they At that time, William F. Fuller, a m to ] :.io p.m. and from 4:30 to G..10p m. the 'course of events." Rich said that his intent on the were subject to University discipline din dor of the HUH gave to the AWS i* manned In research on three major Issues • * * talk show is "not to Brill the guest under rule W-ll of the Senate rules. students selling the Water Tunnel « involving the women on campus One of the** concerns No Criticism of Nixon Yet — Mansfield or to embarrass him with loaded directive which reportedly came from the nrcM-nt admissions policy. As it stands now. women In part, rule W-ll states, "The applvmg to certain college, of the University mual meet WASHINGTON — Senate Democratic Leader Mike questions, but rather to create a University regard s all acts o I Murphy's olfice. Mansfield of Montana said yesterday he is holding off any comfortable, relaxed atmosphere m higher en' ra nee requirements than men. Att'S Is seeking unethical , immoral, dishonest or "This is to notify you that yo„ to eliminate this condition. partisan criticism of President Nixon because he wants to which the guest may air and discuss destructive behavior as serious " arc subject to disci plinary action b> The organization Is also Investigating the possibility help Nixon "get started right." his views rationally.