Student Chairmen Lead Seven Committees for Perspectives on America
Seven student committees organize the November 14 to 16 Perspectives on America focusing on communications. Maxwel Pelland chairs the overall event with Leslie Allison and James Putnam among student members. Committees handle research, publicity, transportation, housing, guides, fireside chats, and staging to engage campus and visiting guests.
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America
Leslie Allison
James Putnam
Perspectives
Maxwel Pleland
Rusk Stumps Indiana Seeking Viet Support
Secretary of State Dean Rusk visited Columbus and Indiana University in Bloomington to argue the U S government stance on Vietnam. He faced pickets and vocal protesters as police guarded the venues, with demonstrators urging negotiations and supporters calling for victory.
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Rusk
Indiana
Henry Hamman
Tary
Dean Rusk
Indiana University
Bloomington
Columbus
I. U
Vietnam
Secretary OF State
Eichman
Ed VanDyne
Senate Wednesday echoes critique of goals and work
Dave Hottel denounces a perceived lack of aims in the Senate. He says weekly attendance this year has left him dismayed and unsure about continued service. Senators applaud and defend the body's focus on deeper issues amid debate on purpose and achievement. Jim Putnam counters that concrete goals are not required, as others support broader investigations.
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Dave Hottel
Senate
Hottel
Ate
Jim Putnam
Students vie for six seats on the judicial boards
Thirty one applicants seek election to the student judicial boards with six members and three alternates per board to be chosen on November 16. Women candidates include Linda Gillies Beth Forbes Karen Starr Mary Greenburg Betsy Milligan Susan Graves Ann McCracken Linda Dills Betty Smith Lynne Carter Robin Rosenbaum Ann Black Trudy Winkler Beth Garrigus Nancy Nelson. Men include John Glenn Tim Costich John Stahmer Fred Craig Bruce Werber Mick Davis Steve LaBarbara Jim Goble Dean Craft Jim McCall Jim Putnam Jeff Osborne Robin White Keith McDole Jim Baker Steve Crane.
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Linda Gillies
Beth Forbes
Karen Starr
Mary Greenburg
Betsy Milligan
Susan Graves
Ann McCracken
Linda Dills
Betty Smith
Lynne Carter
Robin Rosenbaum
Ann Black
Trudy Winkler
Beth Garrigus
Nancy Nelson
John Glenn
Tim Costich
John Stahmer
Fred Craig
Bruce Werber
Mick Davis
Steve LaBarbara
Jim Goble
Dean Craft
Jim McCall
Jim Putnam
Jeff Osborne
Robin White
Keith McDole
Jim Baker
Steve Crane
Senate debate over procedure and reapportionment action
Sparks discuss slow Senate progress due to lack of parliamentary knowledge. Rick Fisher Sedgwick Clark and Henry Hamman cite this as the year’s main difficulty. Robin White criticizes Hottel for not engaging urging participation to make Senate meaningful. Vice-President Barry Wright previews a goal from President's Advisory Council to be presented next week. Senate endorses last week’s motion for a constitutional amendment on reapportionment to be voted Nov 16. Mick Davis argues against reapportionment citing 65-70 members and Greek residence hall representation. others defend the aim to have students represent students and improve communication.
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Ticipate
Hottel
Senate
Barry Wright
Mick Davis
Peace Corps Volunteers To Visit Campus Center
Two graduate Peace Corps volunteers will be at the Campus Center on Monday and Tuesday to answer questions about service. Applications are available in the Registrar’s Office via Mr. James Hatcher. A Modern Language Aptitude Test will be offered on campus Thursday at 7 p.m. Reservations go to Hatcher. Doug las B Burns and Christopher A Butowicz are the volunteers described, with Burns noted for psychology from Miami University of Ohio and local volunteering in health education and youth programs, and Butowicz noted for education work in Liberia and knowledge of Kru dialect.
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Teers
Peace Corps
James Hatcher
Hatcher
Venezuela
Douglas B. Burns
YMCA
The
Burns
Puerto Rico
Colombia
Virgin Islands
Miami University of Ohio
Hartke Challenges War Policy In Campus Talk
U S Senator Vance Hartke spoke to 27 people at the Campus Center about Vietnam policy. He urged de-escalation, called recent antiwar protests democratically expressive, and said he may back a peace candidate but hopes to support Johnson within the 1964 peace platform. He argued public support for the war has waned and criticized Rusk’s insights as not uniquely superior.
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Johnson
Hartke
Democratic Party
Washington, D
UNICEF Card Sale Extended Through Monday at Campus Chest
UNICEF Christmas cards remain on sale through Monday per Campus Chest chair Rick Fisher. Cards will be delivered in December. Sales reps and units include Alpha Delta Pi Kim McConnell Alpha Omicron Pi Shirley Burgi Kappa Alpha Theta Lois Lambrecht Phi Mu Margaret Snyder Beta Theta Pi Dave Henderson Lambda Chi Alpha Bill Henderson Phi Gamma Delta Dan Ford Phi Delta Theta Rich Kimber Sigma Chi Don Zimmerman Blythe Rick Fisher Crowe Dan Sullivan Donner Betsy Fowler Ide Sue Banker Wiley Dave Jackson Womens Residence Hall Sally Cochran. Door-to-door sales along faculty row Sunday evening.
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Alpha Delta Pi
Kim McConnell
Alpha Omicron Pi
Shirley Burgi
Kappa Alpha Theta
Lois Lambrecht
Phi Mu
Margaret Snyder
Beta Theta Pi
Dave Henderson
Lambda Chi Alpha
Bill Henderson
Phi Gamma Delta
Dan Ford
Phi Delta Theta
Rich Kimbler
Sigma Chi
Don Zimmerman
Blythe
Rick Fisher
Crowe
Dan Sullivan
Donner
Betsy Fowler
Ide
Sue Banker
Wiley
Dave Jackson
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Administration
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Marge Fox
Sedgwick Clark
Wright
Davis
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Christopher A. Butowicz
University of Akron
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Liberia
U. S
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Madison
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