Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC June 1966 Daily Egyptian 1966 6-1-1966 The aiD ly Egyptian, June 01, 1966 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: http://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_June1966 Volume 47, Issue 158 Recommended Citation , . "The aiD ly Egyptian, June 01, 1966." (Jun 1966). This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1966 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in June 1966 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. SIU Will. Give 3 Horwrary Degrees -':Three honOfary degrees He has served on the than 100 a rticle !=; on religion, o~ , will be conferred a[ SIU's Uli nois Board of Education philosophy, ethics and moral Corr.menceme m June 10. a nd the University Civil Ser­ values. A doctor pC laws degr ee will vice System and Merit Boards Harlan H. Hatcht r, pres i­ be conferr ed upon Cemralia and has been an ac tive me mber dent of the Unive rsiry of attorney John Page Wham . a of a number of civic , pro­ Mic higan, has been named doctor of hu mane l etters de­ fessional and service organi­ commence me nt s peakc r .AOOut gree upon philosophyeducaroT zations . 2,000 degr ees will be con­ Henry Nelson Wiem an and an Wie man joined the SIU ferr ed. honorary Doctor of Humane fac ulty as distinguished visit­ The Caroondale c arnpus EGYPTliN le n e Ts will be bestowed on ing professor of philosophy co mme nce me nt is set for 7:30 Harlan H. Hatcher, P r eside nt in 1956. retiring thi s year. p. m . in MCA ndre w Stadi.um, Stud'tlfM IJUUt4i4 1t.wn~ of the University of Michigan. Previous teaching posts i n­ to be moved intO the Ar-ena clude 20 years in the Divinity in the e vent of rain. Carbondale, Illinois Wham, a me mber of the SJU Boa rd of Trustees from 1949 Schoof, Unl'versity of ehicago. Commencement exercises _ He " Is .i;'thor of 15 books, for a n expected 550 Edwards ­ Volume 47 W.dne5day. June I, 1966 Number 158 [0 1965. also · ls a former Illi nois assistant anorney additional c hapters in a ville ca mpus graduates wW be ge ne ral. nu m ber of te xts , and more he ld at Edwardsville june 11. Gemini, 9 Flight Set for Second Try * * Cerna" Will Take Coed Killed Walk in Space CAPE KENNEDY, Flo. (AP) In Accident - The Gemini 9 pilots , tem­ pered by disappointment, try again today fo r three daJ'S of Near Marion space acrobatIcs and a 2 l f2- Sus an K. Irwin, 22, an SIU hour walk in the sky. sophomor e, was killed Sunda y The latest status report: afte rnoon in a car-truck col­ some trans ient e lectdCai lision at the intersection of gre m lins , but nothing serious. Illinois 148 a nd old Illinois 13 Officials decided to wait west of Marion. until 7 p.m. Tuesday before A Ma rion High school certifying the Atl as rocket sophomore, Brenda White, 15, fo r flight, was killed in the same crash. The electric al troubles Both wer e riding in a car cropped up in an inverter drive n by Mrs . Mary Elle n - a gadget that translates Schafer, 20, of Marion. W il­ direct curre nt into alterna­ son B. Hutc hison, 42 , of ting c urre nt - aboard the Vienna , was the driver of Atlas roc ket . The Atlas is the truck involved in the col­ to send a makeshift target lision. into orbit at II a.m. Wednes ­ day. Mrs. Schafe r and twO other The astron auts the mselves passenge r s, Sallie Irwin, 15, were r eady to roar off alx>a rd and Karen J . Irwi n. 20, we r e a Titan 2 rocket an·~nOb:r and injured. Both Mrs . Schafer 38 minutes later. and Kare n lrwin were r eported Launc h officials began the ir in fair condition in Ma rion midcount c heckout at I p.m. Memorial Hospi.tal. Sa lly Ir­ Tuesday - testing out all the win was said to be in satis­ Gemini syste m s . factor y condition. Gemini pilots Thomas P. The police r eport says the Stafford and Eugene A. Ce r­ car drive n by Mrs. Schafer nan c rammed the last afte r­ ran a stop sign at the inte r­ noon befor e the ir s pace ad­ section. The car hit the trUCk, ve nure with mission r e views caree ned off the highway, and and flight r e he r sals in a went about 200 yards into a simulato r spacecraft. fi eld, police said. While they worked on fllght Sen. William L. Grindle, details, the Atlas r ocket that He rrin, who is chairman of will send their space target the State Highway Study Com­ Into a ISS-mile hIgh c ircle m iSSion, said T uesday he around the earth at 11 a.m. plans to throw the e ntire GEMINI 9 P ILarS--Command Pilot Thomas Age na vehicle and a walk in space by Cernan. today was fu eled and c hecke d we ight of the commission be ­ Staffa d (right ) talks with fellow astronaut A previously scheduled flight wes cancelled out. hi nd a move me nt to get a Eugene Cem an . The two will be aboard the j.1ay 17 when the At las-Agena failed to orbit. For all of the hope and fOur-way stop a nd flashing r ed Gem ini 9 flight scheduled for today. Plans for (AP Photo) e xcite me nt s urrounding dteir light installed at the inter­ the flight include re nd ezvous with an Atlas- own flight, Stafford and Cer­ section. nan kept e ars cocked for r e­ Miss Irwin is s urvive d by ports of the three-legged Sur­ her pare nts, three sisters and Senate to Meet Tonight veyor probe heading with great a grandmmher, all of Marion. precision for a soft landing She was a student worke r on t he moon to chart a man­ at SIU. She was a mem ber of Student Government's Final Working Paper landing a r ea and test the lunar the Marion Fir st Baptist surface. Church. TQ.Be Sent to University Council This Week Weathe r fo r the launch was Services will be at 3:30 p.m. , called satisfactory - mostly today in the Mitchell Fune ral The s tudent government The Campus Se nate earlier co mminee for the summer couldy at the launc h complex Home , Marion. Burial will be worJ<ing paper 10 1(S final in the term passed a resolu ­ term will be appointe d. (Continued on Page 12) in New Rose Hill Ceme tery. fo r m win be sent to the Uni­ tion calling fo r s tudent r ep­ The appointment was PO St­ versity Council this week r esentation on the Univer s ity pone d ~ a~ t week after Sen­ 'Ideal Housing' a lo ng with a r e qu e ~ t for stu­ Coun cil. ators RicH Karr a nd ·BlJI Pot­ Gus Bode de nt repr esentation on that In other stude nt governme nt ter, a nd Officer s -elec t Bob To Be Displayed body. news , Gene r al St udie s Sen. Drina n and Ann Bo::.worth, Bard Grosse, rece nt ly David Wilson s aid he will De partment of De s ign s tu ­ we re plas:ed on s lates in e lected cochairman of the Un i­ introduce a bill a t rhe Se n­ various-c;> mbinatiOlIS. dents will present Their ver­ ver s ity Student Council, said ate Meeting tonight asking for s io ns of ideal student hou s ing rhe Un ive r s ity Council will a s ummer s tudy of the Ca r ­ Gr osse said Tuesday it in a display Thurs day through have the s umme r rerm to study bondale campus judicial board would be proposed tonight that Saturday in the Gallery Lounge the doc ume nt. system. newl y e lected Caroondale of the Un iv e r ~ it y Cente r . The next meeting of the Wil son said hi s goal in the Campus Senate executive of­ uTo mo r row's Student Univers ity Council, which is s tudy would be a more vital ficers-Drinan and Bosworth­ Housing," the display con­ composed of faculty and ad ­ judicial s ystem. He also said serve as ex-offic io me mbers s truc ted by a sophomore de ­ ministrators and is the c hief the feasibility of having of the committee. Karr and s ign c1as ~, will cons ist of advisory oody to the adminis­ hou sing area judicial board Potter will be placed in both conventional and uncon­ tration, is set for Oct. 16 m embers appointe d by s tudent nomination again, Grosse said. ventional student living quar­ at CarOOndale. government s hould be ex­ A tra ns ition banque t for stU ­ te r s , according to Els a K. The University Student a mined. dent ·gove rnment will precede Gus says he s upposes if Prarr, lecture r in de s ign. Council, s tudent government Also o n the Se nate agend a .