Creates Superagency World Waits To View Activities Nature Rules Of CIA WASHINGTON, I» — Presi­ dent Kennedy Thursday set up On Countdoivn a superagency to examine tiie workings of this country’s vital CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.. Ufi decides that seas and skies aie intelligence activities. .right for the shot. THE 117-FOOT BRIGANTINE ALBATROSS—The student Florida skies cleared dramatic­ He named a new advisory cruise (Up sank Tuesday during a squall west of Key ally Thursday to make it a THE FIRST phase of the board headed by Dr. James R. countdown began at 7:30 a.m. Killian Jr. and composed of six West. Fla., with the loss of six lives. better than 50-50 chance that other topdrawer civilian and Astronaut Alan B. Shepard Jr. Thursday. But postponement can come ex-military leaders. will be the first American shot at any time, should the weather The President’s move was into space today. picture change, even after the applauded on Capitol' Hill but Frank Banks Awarded The final countdown is slated midnight weather conference it did not head off a move to to begin at 12:30 a.m., if a decides on going ahead with create a joint congressional midnight weather conference the shot. committee to oversee the op­ Statler Fellowship Minor equipment troubles erations of the Central Intelli­ found in the space capsule al­ gence Agency. Frank Banks, East Lansing senior, was master of cere­ ter last Tuesday’s bad-weather SENATE Democratic Leader senior, was awarded the $1,000 monies, and received first postponement have cleared Mike Mansfield of MontSnà Statler Teaching fellowship place in the Fred Simonson Smith Prof away as quickly as the clouds said the Senate will go ahead Wednesday night at the annual award. Runners up were Don that had dampened this rocket with hearings soon on a reso­ awards convocation of Jhe Ho­ from the meat industry was base. lution by Sen. Eugene J. Mc­ tel, Restaurant, and Institu­ Walsh, Birmingham senior, To Lecture From 7 ajn. on. the rocket Carthy; D-Minn., to create a tional management school. and Dennis Shouldice, Detroit can'at any moment take Shep­ Senate-House watchdog com­ Donald Baer, Glencoe, 111. senior. ard on his 15-minute. 115-mile mittee. sophomore, received the Out- On Africa high ride to a rendezvous with Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of state Statler award for $900. AN AWARD for HRI student waiting recovery ships 290 Minnesota, the Senate’s assist­ Robert Laird, East Lansing presented- to John Barkham, Dr. Gwendolen Carter, So­ miles out in the Atlantic. PASSING OF THE GAVEL—On the left, Chuck Herbert, ex-speaker of AUSG ant Democratic leader , said junior, was the recipient of the Los Altos, Cal. junior, by Mr. phia Smith Professor of Gov­ Congress, gives the gavel to Dale Warner, new speaker: Gorden Suber, speaker the CIA, which carries on its $600 Sutler Instate scholar­ Lawrence Cain, vice president ernment at Smith College, will THE WEATHER support, pro-tem and Julie Bock, secretary look on. (State News photo by Art Wieland) global operations in strict se­ ship. of the Thompson-Cain Meat Co. speak at 8 p.m. Monday, in the group for Project Mercury said I crecy, “needs more scrutiniz­ A $450 competitive upper of Detroit. Music Auditorium on “TTie Fu­ there would be “fair weather in I ing and less publicizing." school scholarship went to Donald Greenaway, execu­ ture of the Multi-Racial States the Cape area Friday” and j Silber Is Pro-Tem - - Humphrey is a member 'of Robert Abruzzi, Warren, Ohio tive vice president of the Na­ of Africa.” partly cloudy skies with a few I ! the Senate Foreign'“Relations j u n i o r. Edmund Miehalski, tional ResUurant Association, The lecture is open to the- widely scattered show«» in the, committee which has been con­ Cheektowaga, N.Y. junior, won and former director of the public. recovery area downrange. - j ducting a closed-door inquiry the second competitive award school of Hotel, ResUurant, Dr. Carter is author of sev­ Winds and seas in the-Cape Warner Takes Over AUSG ! into last month’s disastrous at- in upper school, $390. and Institutional Management eral books and has taught at area were moderate, but waves I tempt "by Cuban refugees to set ' ALLAN SBERWIN, Cleve­ spoke on the restaurant as a McMaster University in Ontar­ neared four feet in the Baha-j off a counterrevolution against land Heights sophomore, re­ service industry, according to io, Wellesley and Tufts Colleg­ mas and Caribbean. the Castro regime in Havana- ceived the first competitive John Steen, Lorain, (Mo jun­ es before joining the faculty at The condition of the wind and j Speakership From Herbert' Director Allen W. Dulles was ior. Smith College in 1943. the waves are essential be-1 among those questioned about lower school award for $375. Dr. Eugene H. Jacobson, di­ Second competitive low«,* The. Larry Magmer award cause they influence the re­ The‘gavel of Student Con­ Ken Weaver,* Mt. Pleasant nation bill which was submit­ the CIA’s role in this effort. - school award went 1» DmU wwt to Joe Gallante, Pough­ rector of the African Language covery of the capsule from the ted to the past Congress, but keepsie, N.Y. freshman. Hotel and Area Center, callrDr. Car­ sea and the downward para­ gress changed hands Wednes- junior, was approved as AUSG HUMPHREY expressed the Ladd, Birmingham freshman, jgOOQ| day as Chuck Herbert, Lansing treasurer. Ken told the Con- not acted on was referred to opinion that if Killian and his senior of theti year was Frank ter the best informed person chute ride from some gress that he is studying past tiie Students Rights and Wel­ $$$$- Banks. in the United States on current feet. - ’ sonor, past speaker of Con­ fellow panel members move Competitive freshman*- developments in Smith Africa. gress, turned his duties over to AUSG expenses so that future fare committee. The bill, de­ “carefully and promptly to a - wards were given to Nelson A gift of $200 from Sigma Pi THERE SEEMS little doubt newly elected Dale Warner, ludgets can be appropriated on signed to eliminate discrimi­ EU, hotel honorary, Les Gour­ Dr. Carter has traveled, wide­ review of the CIA’s activities” .Baines, Houston. Tex.. fresh­ ly in Africa on grants from the that Shepard will be the man Eaton Rapids junior. a yearly basis instead of eaclr nation in the campus Greek there will be less pressure for man, $300, and Paul Gaboury, mets, restaurant major’s club, who steps into the space cap­ Warner was opposed for the term. system, will be acted on at the and Hotel Association, hotel Rockefeller Foundation, th e congressional action. Mason freshman, second com­ Ford Foundation, and the So- sule. But it is contingent upon office by Jim Anderson, Sparta The controversial discrimi- next meeting of Congress. The White House “described petitive, $200. major’s club, was presented to the final physical examina­ junior. Anderson, write-in can­ the Killian group as a broaden­ A 3.0 or better all-university the school in the name of Pro­ tions. Lt. CoL John H. Glenn didate in the AUSG presiden­ ed version of the Board of Con­ grade print average, leader­ fessor Bernard B. Proulx. Pm Jr., the back-up man, is tial elections, Was defeated by sultants on Foreign Intelli­ ship and citizenship were the fessor Proulx is retiring from ing by in case be must step into a vote of 42 to 11. - Greek Theme Disclosed gence. Activities which former criteria for the awards. In ad­ the hotel school after 34 years. Shepard’s role. As speaker, Warner will pre­ President Dwight D. Eisen­ dition. the students had to ful­ The money will be used for a side over all meetings of Con­ Harmony, Service, and Unity found through participation in memorial library in the John Burt North, an engineer from hower established- during his fill the required amounts of McDonnell aircraft w h ire b gress. maintain congressional is the theme of the 1961 Greek the annual Greek Feast and second teem. — course credits, according to the Willy reading room at Kellogg makes th e space capsule. records, appoint any special Week, Sunday through May 14. street dance. Killian, former president of scholarships. This year, 24 stu­ center. This award was pre climbed into the capsule atop j committees needed, administer Planning to carry out their This year, for the first time, Massachusetts Institute of dents wore eligible- sented by Robert Chapman, the waiting rocket and checked all funds appropriated for Con­ theme through a series of re­ an Outstanding Greek Week I Technology and now chairman Norm Held, Brooklyn, N.Y. Oak Park junior. it out completely. j gross and act as an advisor to lated activities beginning next Award will be presented in of the M.I.T. corporation, head.- _ . the AUSG executive. - weék, the Greeks hope to recognition of the fraternity ed the board under Eisen­ THURSDAY Shepard a nd achieve a higher level of fra­ and sorority who contribute hower. Glenn ate at normal schedules, GORDON SUBER, Owosso ternal brotherhood and com­ the most to Greek Week. sophomore, was elected speak­ Kennedy defined the new 80-Voice Choir dinner coming about 6:30 p~m. munity participation. In the form of a traveling board’s mission as follows: in the grey-walled dining room er pro-tem. He will preside Harmony will be exemplified trophy, these awards will, be over Congress when the speak­ “To advise the President -at the forward medical area.