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The Mia Urricane Vol -1 ism D BOAT IS REAL HOT KAL COOL Page 2 The Mia urricane Vol. XXXVI, No. 9 University Cables, Fla November ik. I960 LlVM EMPTIES MERRICK 'Maverick' Sen. Wayne Morse FBI, Police Hunting UMs Caller Will Lecture Here Monday Sen. Wayne Morse the "maverick" from Oregon — By BOB DAVIS at p.m.— in Beaumont Lecture HumciM Copy Editor will speak 3:30 Monday Hall. Dr. Roert Johns indi- UM Executive Vice-President a series University was tak- In last-minute acquisition, UM's lecture chair- cated strongly Wednesday that the man Shari Friedenn signed Morse Tuesday. ing direct steps to apprehend UM's recent bomb-scare caller Morse, .* member of the present delegation to the United troit's and by one of UM's switch- U.S. secondary schools going fishing, you do ceived Nations, speak on the "Pres- of the Detroit Commis- "If you're board operators. Said the opera- will president tell what kind bait you're ent Stability of the sion on on not of tor: "It was a young male's U.N." Youth, will speak use," Dr. Johns, in going to said voice disguised to sound differ- THERE IS also a possibility, "Pre-Scientific Education And Its a method for catch- Risks." reference to ent. He stated, 'A bomb will go said Miss Friedenn, that Sen. ing the caller whose threats clos- off in the Merrick Building at Morse will spend the morning on Morsc is a former professor ed the Building on Mon- at Merrick 7:30.' campus, touring the facilities and the Universities of Minnesota, day afternoon Tuesday night and meeting with students. Oregon and Columbia University. n, ne ra didn't know whether it a Responding a P » "I was Morse, a controversial figure in DURING THE war, he served •« call or not, so I called threat at 11:15 a.m. Monday," screwball the Senate ever since he arrived, as an arbitrator for the Depart- a hiimh would go off at the evening division." that is now a liberal Democrat. At one (Continued and on Tues- on Page 2) 1:15 another call Dan Steinhoff, evening di- time he was a Republican; later day 7 p.m. Dr. at approximately vision head, and Dr. C. Doren he called himself an Independent blast at 7:110 p.m.. warning of a Tharp, dean of faculty, made the lenator I'niversity officials had the decision to evacuate the build- The lerture should he a sell- Merrick Building evacuated Improved Ford ing. said Miss as liolh times. out, Fricdenn. Morse's frank are Monday's threat orig- opinions usu- Needs Blood disaster ally shocking and stimulating Dr. Johns added that classes inated through a phone call to enough to draw any crowd. Homer Ford still needs are not going to he interrupted Dean „f Students Noble Hendrix Photo by Paul Grill blood. every time a phone call is made ean approximately THE NOISE, THE EXCITEMENT IT'S ALL OVER NOW Admission for the lecture—the The — The 23-year-old threatening to blow up a building, ju;ig a m a maie vojcc saia that See Story, Page 3,And Pictures, Page 9 second in the series sponsored Radio- TV-Film major's condition is when ■ go off at 1.15p.m. He answered, "I don't," bomb would much improved last The voice said, 'You fired me over asked if he thought there was a \ week. Ford "fine" and from school. I'm gonna' get even.' feels likelihood that a bombing would > UM To Host Mixed wants to get back to his old occur At approximately 12:30 p.m.," haunts—the Hurricane office REGARDING apprehending the : the dean continued, "although I and the Radio-TV-Film de- caller, Dr. Johns said. "The FBI I was convinced it was a hoax, I partment. has been notified and the Coral called Vice-President Johns. He Student Confab He has been suffering from Gables police have been working suggested I call Plant Manager a hemorrhage of the By esopha- on the case. If he's a student, John O'Day." TOVA BOSF.M gus. The hemorrhaging has when caught he be dismissed he still will ; _„_, CAIXER.„ , ™ Negro and white Florida college students will sit down stopped, but needs and prosecuted under federal law REGARDING THE blood. Hendrix "It was the voice together at the UM next week to discuss common for the commission of a felony. said, stu- He has type B-positive, reared in the We prosecute as far as we can." of a person Eng- dent problems. but anyone, ll | a with any kind of lish language. He sounded like newly-formed In- recent court ruling makes He The Florida blood, can contribute to his A young man of co|lege age Govern- threats a federal ofTensc. ter-Institutional Student We'll recovery by donating a pint bomb hunR up lmmediately after his way Say said Dr. Johns. ment Association gets under it Jackson Memorial Hospital threat." next Saturday and Sunday. in his name. To date, 14 university administrator , As a ..«/,„ c „„„i,i„t, pints of blood , ,,„ r,. O Day said. After speaking F1SGA. which was conceived have been do- before coming to the UM. Dr. Thank You ' d Gab, es p»Uo« by Undergraduate Student nated in the name of the UM. .Johns recalled tht instance. A rf Edwards | closcd Government Vice President Student Religious pledges to ■ The Associ- fraternity put two up . building..... _ . ,u„„» _r of Stu- i ruu ,u„ i down the A threat of Jerry Levy and Dean ation will the annual SEN. WAYNE MORSE a similar action. When they were I "L v„,, reported- present ! i„„,„jI this kind you cant ignore. You dents Nobie Hendrix. •caught....the .fraternitv was cleared , „ Thanksgiving Convocation Sun- UN Delegate So ,.„ , .. don t ■like. to.do it because. 99 ly has the barking ol the ITVf p.m.. Long... out. 68 students. were sent. home. | .. day. 3:30 in Beaumont Lec- "times out of a 100 these calls are administration. ture Hall. jointly by Undergraduate Student Backgrounding 'he bomb phony, but you ju.st don't take act- For Awhile According to Levy, who is Glenn UM choral di- Government and Delta Theta hoaxes, the second call was re- chances with human lives." Draper, Mu, ing chairman, the organization rector, will conduct the combined Arts and Sciences honor society— The Hurricane, like the rest of will try to promote better rela- chorus of students of religious will be SO cents for UM students the student body, won't be here colleges, tions among Florida's centers. The numbers sung will and personnel, and $1 for outsid- next Friday we'll be eating the ed- — promote improvements in be representative of each faith, crow, or turkey or something. solve stu- ucational program, and according to Draper. Like MacArthur, government problems. Also signed in a last-minute j we shall re- dent turn—Friday, Howard Tisch, act- The invocation will be offered move was educator Dr. Earl Kel- ! Dec. 2. UM senior by Sidney L. Kelly of Re- ley who will speak Nov. 30, also vice-chairman, denied rumors the A„ .Cane staffers should t ing ligion Department. at 3:30 p.m. tn Beaumont. that FISGA would deal only with | up tQ thp office far advance fls_ the problems of integration. Admission is free Dr. Kelley, supervisor of De- signments and cranberry sauce. "UM's Undergraduate Student Government is young and grow- ing, and can benefit much from the experience of both large and small Florida colleges." USG Budget 'Impossible' The new, centralized Under- graduate Student Government budget program this week was labeled "totally unworkable and impossible" by the student who administrates it, USG Treasurer Ted Klein. Photo by Tooy Mo«rr Klein said he will propose a II « \S \ STRANGE SIGHT AT MERRICK MONDAY reallocation of student activity Studenti Sat Outside At Bomb-Hunt Went On fees for next year because "the integration resulted in a lack of money to go around He pointed out Holiday Food Hours ■ University College upset a balance by coming on the scene All cafeteria meals during Thanksgiving Holidays without additional funds being will be served at the Student Union soda fountain. made possible for it. Special hours from Thursday through Sunday are: ■ The Law School is getting proportionately six times as much p.m. Breakfast — 8-11 a.m., Lunch — 12-2 and Din- money as the average of each of nci 5-7 p.m the six undergraduate schools. The soda fountain will be open from 8 a.m. to 7 (According to Klein, $9,000 was PjoI from Thursday through Saturday. Hours on allocated to the six undergradu- Photo If trill p.m. ate schools with 9,000 students, NOW, WII.I. THE REAL Jonesc Smith please "Jonny's" character is perfect. The beautiful Sunday will be 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. and $1,800 was given to the 300- stand up? No matter which way you look at junior is an interior design major. Not a bad student Law School.) our Hurricane Honey, the reflection of exterior designer, either. Pace Two THE MIAMI HURRICANE N <>\ K.VIBKK ]«. 1%U The Saga Of The Sinking Ship By SUSAN NEUMAN Hurricane Rotm| Elite Look out! The starboard side is listing." Keep bailing her out. The water is still coming in OK. now toss the inner tube to me." Mid-morning last Thursday was attempting to lower it into found Theta Chi members up the Student Lake. It sank in to their necks in the muddy, the channel.
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