Thursday A Man Is... Partly Sunny... as young as he feels, M ICHIG AN . little change In tem­ after trying to prove It. peratures, possible show­ STATE ers, high of 82. UNIVERSITY East Lansing, Michigan July 28, 1966 I Oc Vol. 59, Number 27 Com m ittee W ill W atch M SU Affairs Overseas By JOE MITCH relationships with overseas’ uni­ Smuckler (who is acting in place three years and it will be on a a whole MSU international pro­ Stat« News Staff W riter v e r s itie s . of Glen L. Taggart) and most rotating basis. jects will be integrated within The ad hoc committee sug­ had administrative duties. ’This committee will be rep­ the University rather than being gested to the council in its re­ The faculty standing commit­ resentative of the faculty rather a separate part of it. MSU will have a "watch-dog” tee, to be organized this fall, will than just of the Office of the "We cannot guarantee that the committee over its international port that there was a definite need for better communication instead be composed of one mem­ International Program s,” said elected faculty will be any better program s beginning this fall. between the Office of Interna­ ber of the faculty from each of the John P. Henderson, professor of than those appointed by the dean Called the Faculty Standing tional Programs and the faculty economics who was one of the of international programs,” he Committee, it will work in an 13 colleges. a t la rg e . three members on the ad hoc said. “Nor can we guarantee advisory capacity with the Office The members shall be elected At the time only an advisory c o m m itte e . against m istakes.” of International Program s to co­ in each college by the faculty committee of 30 faculty members "And too,” he added, “it will "But the faculty should be ordinate the University’s over­ from a list of three names nom­ was involved with the Univer­ bring the faculty and the admin­ consulted. Administrators are seas projects with the Univer­ inated by the advisory commit­ sity’s international projects. istration closer together—some­ not always the best Judges." sity’s academic program. tee to the dean. The members, however, were thing we have been needing.” The idea for a faculty corn- In its advisory role, the fac­ appointed by the Acting Dean of Each member of the commit­ Henderson explained that with ulty committee will ex a m in e, International Program s Ralph H. tee will have a term of office of the faculty being represented as continued on page 8) evaluate and recommend to the dean of international programs Monkey On My Back and to the Academic Council pol­ icies relating to types of inter­ national projects engaged in by A white husky dog with a small monkey jockey became friends. Neighborhood MSU and to MSU’s relations children flock to see the dog with the monkey clinging to its back. No one seems to with government agencies, foun­ know where the monkey came from, and after having the monkey on its back all Riots Were Rebellious Acts dations and other fund-granting night, the husky would like to know how to get it off. UPI Telephoto a g e n c ie s . By FAYE UNGER In addition, the Academic State News Staff W riter Council made a provision for appropriate orientation by the On the second night of the June finals week riots, a group Office of International Program s of men students were walking from another area toward Mansfield Asks Reduction for faculty members to visit Brody Group to see what the excitement was all about. A overseas projects. policeman stopped them and told them to go back. He jab­ Art Tung, member of the ASMSU Student Board, said. “They The committee was formulated bed one student in the back to get him moving. resent anything they think infringes on their rights, but they at a June meeting of the Aca­ The jabbed student commented: don’t know where their responsibility' begins.” demic Council, after a three- *1 wasn’t making any trouble or intending to make trouble. The students resented being hemmed in and told to clear Of U.S. Forces In Europe member ad hoc committee, was He didn’t have to order me like that. All he had to do was out of "their front yard,” Hundley said. They r e s e n te d appointed by President John A. ask. I don’t like being told like that.” being told they were an illegal assembly, a "riot,” when WASHINGTON (UPI) — Demo­ called for the two-stage with­ assistance bill after passing a Hannah Jan. 28 to report on MSU’s The students in the Brody area started yelling obscenities they regarded themselves as just a good-natured fun-loving cratic leader Mike Mansfield said drawal in a speech shortly be­ $2.06 billion foreign economic at the police and needling them. Wednesday there was a "very fore the Senate opened debate on aid measure Tuesday. The For­ cro w d . Most yelled because it was an act of deviation their Officers with riot helmets and billy clubs marched down strong feeling" in the Senate a $892 million foreign military eign Relations Committee split friends rewarded, said Jam es S. Hundley, assistant profes­ Harrison Road to Michigan Avenue, cutting off the area that U.S. troop strength in Europe a id b ill. the annual aid bill into two sec­ completely. It became a game to see if students could get should be sharply reduced. He The first major test on the tions this year. sor of sociology. K y Urges “It was a new thing, like a new dance, a new drug or any through the line. The police let 20 of the most active proposed a two-stage cutback of military measure, part of the Mansfield, in his speech on the five divisions now there. overall foreign aid program, was new kick,” he continued. through, cutting them off. troop cutbacks in Europe, dis­ Rumors of help coming from other dorm itories circulated The Montana Democrat, who in on an amendment by Sen. Wayne The police announced that the students in the Brody closed that the Senate Democra­ among the crowd, keeping it going when it might have broken area were illegally assembled and gave them a half hour the past has suggested a reduc­ L. Morse, O-Ore., to cut $200 tic Policy Committee, which he Invasion tion of U.S. military power in million from the total. up. to break up. heads, had met four times pri­ Phone calls came from other dormitories. Hold tight Then at 11:35 p.m., five minutes after women’s closing Europe to one or two divisions. The Senate took up the m ilitary vately "exclusively on this sub­ and we'll send someone over to help you.” hours, the police moved in. The crowd was quickly broken up. ject during the past few weeks.” Of North “When I got a phone call from Shaw and someone told me Accounts of just how the crowd was broken up run the The results of those discus­ help was on the way, it was the first time I felt 1 was the scale of possibilities. sions have been brought to the SAIGON (UPI) — P r e m ie r member of a university,” one student said. “Someonecared Some students say the police charged at full speed. attention of the President and Nguen Cao Ky said Wednesday enough to help. I felt a solidarity with other students. An on-looker said they merely double-timed. the appropriate secretaries of the United States must either in­ ‘The police over-reacted but the kids over-reacted too,” (continued on page 8) Campus Radio Hit his Cabinet,” he said. "I do not vade North Viet Nam or be pa­ think that there is any doubt that tient enough to endure a long a very strong feeling exists in drawn-out war from five to 15 this body that there should be a y e a r s . By Contract Delay substantial United States troop Ky made his rem arks at a news reduction in Europe.” conference during which he ques­ Campus radio construction has broadcasting at the beginning of tioned the patience of his U.S.’ Johnson, Wilson Mansfield said many senators been hit by a delay. fa ll te r m . allies in taking the longer route. shared his view that the nearly The physical plant notified sta­ Hanel-Vance Construction Co. ‘The problem of the Vietna­ one million troops and depen­ tion officials Tuesday that de­ of East Lansing has already been mese, and not only for the Viet­ dents in western Europe were tailed plans for the station’s notified that they were low bid­ namese but for all free men all To Confer Friday "totally unnecessary andwholely distribution system must be seen ders at $31,550; this is about over the world, is whether we unwarranted.” This is especially before a contract for constructer $7,000 over the proposed budget have the patience to carry on From Our Wire Services things—that the British Prime true because of U.S. commit­ could be signed. of the station. this fight for another 10 or 15 M inister met a stone wall named The construction company will ments elsewhere and the "inter­ Alexei Kosygin. And they say, years,” Ky said. Everything should c o m e up (A distribution system involves national financial s t r a i n , ” he handle any physical changes in Ky warned that the only alter­ roses this Friday, when Presi­ with appreciation, that Wilson did the transmission of the station s a id .