Page Two Censorship “The, Faculty Council on Student At- T. Monday released ii. report in which i 0 rules of the College were rc- iiiiined and in which the studellts' iole in iliitiiitilln social legia atitiit wits t'orillalized.” This set teiice comprised tlle lead pal igiapli ot‘ ft story which will never ‘he used iii the Scare let and Black. The news story told ol‘ a liew mechan- ism. which the Council devised, through \\lllCll c iidcnts collld act as a very low house lll making the rules which govern tile" actions. The article also listed the signllcant changes in the rules )‘OCOlnr utended by the Council. Although the report has been ci eilliited to the eiilty and to so-called “student leaders.” i has not been released fol the common student and parent to see. Pier dent Hm ird It. Bowen ii isted that it the 5&1; were to he allowed to release thi Orr belul'c he spoke at a convocation next . dliesdar, he must approve the lelcase belorchand, Shown the complete news story, Piesic dent Bowen insisted that the whole story not be released. He oill wanted tllc 8&1} to discuss the new i . ative process. He did not want the Ski; to discuss the rule changes the repolt uggested aild asked that the newspaper met-ell speak of the changes as a “liber ' itioii.” President Bowen has the right to decide how and when he would like his own collie inittee’s report released. However, Elli} line the Piesidcnt of G innell College asks to see an article be fore it’s published and decides what part or it should be published, he is coming: close to a form of censorship. This report is no longer top secret. The President lilil elf knows that 200 copies of the report are about: to be released to SCARLET AND BLACK —Searle+ and Black GRINNELL COLLEGE Griilnell. Io\\':I »\ initii inks l tutu I \ll .imti min dint in iii. mm. iii iimrii ~i.i.,tiimmn \i xii tin ainmi ( innit m- A Ni I-Zi)|t‘iilt Juhn \Vulf ._—__4_————— students, that every faculty member has alre lv been given a Co] The wraps are ott. eteltheless. it tho 9&3 used the re- port that is now in the common domain, clidiges of editorial ll' poilsibili spring in their all—tone dll'llllttl' way from Burling bliseiiioiit. The Report Tait Reduction. ‘Friday, May I7, 1963 lleviiioii Group i Names Bowen Permanent Head College Fi- Howard B. Bowen has hecn iiiained pcrnmncnt chairman ct ‘the ncwiy ion-med Citizens Com- ,mittcc lor TE Reduction and il’telllslon in 1903, it was learned here today. Grillnell \ dent . The new committee, composed tot leaders ircm the fields ol' lnuali business, education, labor, agriculture, hnusmg, and wcL iarc. held '< otganizationel meeting in \\'shitigion, D.C. ilust week, Dr. Bowen said the cninmittcc. cross to take prompt action to rcducc taxes and to “correct dcr [acts in the tax law “ He said thc group aim adoptv ed a stiitenlent oi principics calr ing [or a “ine'lnlligl'ul rat sum" in the tax lfili including a net ,inch Committee ini- Tax Reduc- ltinn in 1963, l'Dl‘lnCd earlier President Kcnnedy. Secretary .at thc Tloa