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TATE H EW | MSU Deniesf K Hits Chinese War I n s i d e W e a t h e r No Jury Trial For Barnett, MICHIGAN Mostly cloudy with scat, p. 3; Preventing Botulism, tered showers possible in p. 4; ‘ Break The Chains' STATE the afternoon or evening. Picture Page, p. 5; U of M High near 60, colder late Loop Leader, p. 7. UNIVERSITY TATE HEW in the afternoon. Vol. 55, Number 118 Tuesday, April 7, 1964 East Lansing, Michigan 10c | MSU Denies f K Hits Chinese W ar Policy, 1*512251 Praises U.S. Peace Strategy N ot B eing U sed H ere By CHARLES C.W ELLS State News Staff Writer Speaks To MSU is not using ''acade­ statement, but most declined mic pitchmanship” to lure to be quoted. National M e r it Scholarship President John A. Hannah winners here, two MSU ad­ declined to comment. Hungarian ministrators said Monday. Howard R. Neville, pro­ Saturday, U n iv e r s ity .o f vost, said he did not think it Michigan Vice President Mar­ is a valid statement that MSU vin N'eihuss blasted the MSU is using "academic pitchman­ Laborers program of offering from $100 ship” in recruiting Merit sch­ to $1,500 to Merit finalists olars. Likens LUJ designating MSU as their first It is true, Neville said, that choice. MSU actively recruits scho­ To Kennedy lars, but he said he would "We (U-M) feel it waters not call that "academicpitch­ KAZINCBARC1KE, Hungary I - down th e ir academic value manship." Premier Khrushchev declared somewhat he said. "We don’t “ MSU’ s program of actively Monday the U.S. government think we should go into active seeking out Merit Scholars has judges the world soberly w h i I e recruiting of scholars.” not diluted academic values,” Red China sees possible good in John Stalnaker, President of Neville said. "An academic a war that might wipe out half the National Merit Scholar­ program is not diluted by these of mankind. ship Corp., said the U-M blast scholars—it can only be en­ FORTY WINKS-A warm spring day and a bench prove an ir­ Discarding a was "mostly sour grapes.” hanced by enrolling them. This resistible combination for Roger Pavlick, Okemos freshman. prepared te x t, , MSU administrators seemed is true at MSU, U-M or any­ Photo by Patti Prout Khrushchev to agree with Stalnaker’ s where else.” struck ‘ hard at China’s leaders. By contrast, he noted the late Open Housing President John F. Kennedy said Guns Pay Tribute that total war in a nuclear wage . ■ » Reactions Vary "m a ke s no P i - imposed on persons found guilty sense,” and Khru shchev * By SUE JACOBY of violating the ordinance if it added he thought President Johnson has views To Mac Arthur SPRING FEVE.T"That perennial campus affliction makes its long-awaited appearance as State News Staff Writer were passed by the C ity C ouncil. similar to his predecessor, John Van Brunt, Southfield junior, and Sue Movold, Southfield freshman, enjoy Monday's "1 am in favor of an open hous­ Hardy, was born, reared and East Lansing residents who ing ordinance for this city,” said "The Chinese leaders say it NEW YORK .P — The deep- balmy weather. Photo by Ricki Gilbert favor a fair housing ordinance to Mrs. Joseph O’ Leary, 6069 Sky­ would not be a bad thing to have throated roar of distant guns married there. MacArthur’ s body was brought prohibit racial discrimination in line Drive. ” 1 think some people a war—one half of the people In paid homage Monday to the mem­ to New York from Washington real estate transactions are out­ would panic if a Negro moved the world would be destroyed and ory- of General of the Army Doug­ by motorcade Sunday night. He spoken about their views. in next door to them, but it doesn't the other half survive," he told las MacArthur, echoing across Wallace Attacks Elections Head died in Walter Reed Hospital However, a State News poll ol really have any bearing on the workers at a chemical plant it two main scenes of his long at the age of 84. 45 persons revealed a significant right or wrong of the question.” th is northern industrial city. life, the U.S. Military Academy percentage who just won’t talk Newton D. Click, 1937 Daisy "They say that after some time and New York City, his last At 8 a.m. Monday, an honor about the ordinance. Lane, said city officials should women again would bear children home. guard composed of soldiers, sai­ Charges Interest Conflict’ Only one resident flatly said be giver, any authority necessary and mankind would be as before. At both places, 19-gun salutes lors, marines, coast guardsmen, she was opposed to any open hous­ to enforce the provisions of an People who think like that do not were fired promptly at noon. and airmen took station around three the number of Harrises who All-University Student Gov­ could not be an "im partial offi­ ing ordinance for East Lansing. A open housing ordinance. show an overabundance of brains Across the nation, on the high the c a s k e t containing Mac­ have filed to run for office, but ernment presidential candidate cial” while his fraternity broth­ housewife in Tower Gardens said “ Unless there are sanctions but rather a lack of them. seas, and at all American in­ Arthur’s body in a New York it is rumored that still another Jerry Wallace, Cedar Springs er, Robert Harris, Bryan, Ohio, it w ould "destroy American against violators, an ordinance ” 1 say it is only a child or an stallations a r ound the world, funeral home. w ill turn in a petition shortly. ju n io r , has c a lle d on Gary junior, is a candidate for the rights to make whites live next would not be effective,” said idiot who does not fear war. If Judy Sparks, New York junior, flags were lowered to half-staff. The body was clad in sim­ Falkenstein, Sturgis sophomore, presidency. to the colored people." Click, a professor of urban Hitler had known how World War They will remain so, by order of is running for senior class trea­ ple sun tans—the tropical uni­ to resign asAUSC elections com­ "There is an obvious conflict However, more than 60 per planning attd landscape. "And 1 II would end and that he would President Johnson, until after surer and Ed Wallis, Clinton, form he wore in the Pacific was missioner. of interest here,” Wallace was cent of those interviewed were believe there should be open shoot himself, he probably would the funeral services for .Mac­ Iowa, sophomore, has filed for and during the summer in the Wallace, who filed his petition quoted as saying in a prepared favorably impressed by the ordi­ housing throughout the city.” not have started the war.” Arthur in Norfolk, Va., next Sat­ junior class treasurer. Korean war. Monday, charged that Falkenstein statement. "He ought to resign nance which the East Lansing Mrs. William B. Meloney, 1225 Referring to Peking’ s accusa­ Bob Borosage, East Lansing urday. and end any speculation that there Human Relations Council is con­ Wolf, said she is “ firm ly in tion th a t Khrushchev shrinks During the week of mourning, freshman, is the only candidate are some secret deals going on.” sidering. favor of an open housingpolicy." from war, Khrushchev said: his body will lay in repose in to file for sophomore class pres­ Falkenstein said he would re­ It w ould empower the city “ Although I am not thoroughly "Shall we start war with the New York, the Capitol Rotunda ident thus far. serve comment for the present, attorney to prosecute realtors or familiar with all aspects of the capitalist countries? With what in Washington, and in the Mac­ College Tuition Rises but did deny that he was Harris’s Falkenstein said there have property owners who discrim­ proposal, there is certainly a country shall we start first-witiy Arthur Memorial Rotunda in Nor­ roommate. been about four fines levied for inate in real estate deals on the need for one,” she said. France, West Germany, Italy or folk. Wallace has served as presi­ illegal campaign tactics, includ­ basis of race, color, religion Some local residents favored Great Britain? He himself chose Norfolk as dent of South Case Hall, student ing dormitory and door-to-door or national origin. an ordinance which would not "Do these countries consist his last resting place because his 6 Per Cent This Year congress m em ber, and vice- campaigning and destruction of A maximum sentence of 30 days be as severe as the one pro­ only of capitalists and imperial­ mother, the former Mary Pickney Tuition at American colleges sponsibility of educating thecom- president of Young Republicans. property. in jail or a $300 fine could be posed to the Human Relations ists? No, there are peasants, went up about 6 per cent Jan­ ing generation," was also listed Two others officially filed peti­ Commission. workers and intellectuals. We * * * uary through March in addition to as a reason why tuition costs tions for the AUSG presidency Mrs. Richard E. Elliott, 311 were not asked by these people a 7 per cent increase for last were skyrocketing. M onday: Harris and Thomas Curtis Road, distinguished be­ to interfere in their inte 1 af- year. Auburn’ s increase w ill be used Partridge, Swartz Creek junior. tween the realtor and the indi­ fairs.” Colleges announcing increases Turk Charges Greeks JA H R ecalls prim arily for faculty salary in­ Harris is presently director of vidual property owner, The prem ier b ro u g1 are Auburn University, the Uni­ creases.
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