Chapman Presenis Proposals
for Possible Rule Aliera’rions

fly or the Mens
Jack Chapman. SGA Fl'osisjmltl Women's Primary Court
dent. outlined the Executivelviolations oi tlrcsc prorisions
Cabinet's position on rule change hall be cut lotized in two
es last nighi, The Senate was iatts: (a) minor iiriiaclions and
informed oi the content oi thescjtbl inaior infraction
possible changes and asked to‘ tal 7\lolalioi\ oi the lime
think about tlrcm- llinritatroris on open rooms with-
1- Amendment. Soctal Regula-
tions. it 19. student handbook
VISITING PRIVILEGES The
program oi Open Rooms is an
established policy oi thc col—
lege ‘
1. Visiiing

Wade Stevenson Hie Jlll’lsdlc ion

Student Convo

SGA President .leck Chaps
r man has announced [hill a
student convocation will he
held Monday evening iii, 8:15
in Hui-rick Chapel.

“Alter having announced in
the student Senate postlmner
ment of the convocation o
inally selicduied ior Monday.
student interest has led the
Executive Cabinet to reeval-
uate its position." said Chaps
man. "The present situation
demands a public expression
to the students oi Executive
Cabinet reeling."

hours tor student‘
rooms in all dorrnitor s shall
bc as iollows- Monday through
Thlu day, 700 — 10:30 p.m.. Fri-
day 8 0 . 12:00 pm, Saturday.
8:00 pm. . 12 30 atn. Sunday,
Sundzi’ 2.00 . 5:00 pm

2 Any hall. by rnaiority
vote oi its mcinbc . shall have
the option to irrrthcr limit the
vrsiting hours.

3 Dates may yisrt 'stlldent:
rooms by personal ln\'i|al10nl
only. i

4. Consumption of alcoholic
bcrcragcs, during visiting
shall be prohibited. ercd a minor infraction

5, A member of the House —rioldtion of the prohibition
council or badleboard must hclon commupmn D,
pxesent in the hall during Open beverages shall be considered a

Roms minor tniraction
6. All members of the Hansel (b) ‘mns
C‘m‘c“ °“ Bafilel’fi'fi Shall- unauthorized hours
have the responsibility to
piehend violators of the Open
Rooms r.egulations
These regulations

and

Senai‘e
are under Continued to page 2

 

hours lin a halt hour oi the prcscrrhcd
by participants in open loomsivtslilng hours shall be consider

alcoholic

to rooms during
visits
extending beyond the halthorii-

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l°bs°lM°dem Ch'elfxe‘m've Presidential Press Conference

By Dave Baetz , nation
“The pmsmem .3 the our), ”The president gives five or
lobbyist in Washtngron who six stale dinners each year at
looks aiicr the interests or about the White House and holds saw
139 million people." tormer era! large racepLionS. and if you
President Harry s Truman said
here Wednesday night.
President Truman,
oti "The American PresidencylI _ _ .
in an Era of Ct' ‘ told zl‘ . “‘fih you could try ll some.

ct-owd or 2700 people in Darby “"‘e'
Gym that "15 million Americans. Truman Mplained. however,
are able to hire people to go that “the social end or the
to Washington to prescrit their Frendmlt's office is a necessary
claims to Congress on any subr Job and an important oncj’
fleci: they choose. That is lobb — 1" om \he energy and variety
inc. and it e a pmccriy reg.“ oi talents and responsibilitic
mate function. and an exercise that Lhis office demands. Tru-
of the right up Datum Butrmzm said. “you will conclude
there are 170 million Americans that the President has the most
who don-i have any lobbyist; Izlifilctllt job in history. It is also
a“ is me busing; of (he the most honorable and pmvn
preside,“ to find out mm is errul oiiicc in the history or the
good for those 170 mime“ “W world and one oi \\'ltlct cvcry
“re, and to a“ as thawimml Amer-can should be prowl
lobbyists in the mm,“ [or rbecausc the Pies idcnt is given
their welfare and benefit. hl< Doslilun lly the \oirc of :l?
When a President does that. hamlfl- and. "it smnemx kind
I“. is a gflod President" .or dictator in history over rose
Truman‘s speech concentratcd m “ ”WW“ “I “V" 1’0“" “"3

. .inil c r c r
on the multiple duiics or a mod- U "Ge 15 ”m ”‘0‘ ” m0]

_ l I, .d t T. _ .drman ot a hoe clcclulliie'
9‘" ”y ' ‘ .6” ' “"“'“‘ J The Truman lertrirc was soon-
that the Presidency today

_ “ Ismail hr 1!“ in Prao
2i iiicleYachb‘Wo 1““; £14.: hill '“a‘ " ““0“ "‘1

j . .‘ , rnarryrurrrl address in
”‘5” ‘3‘” “E ““hil‘ul “Cw" ‘th 19753 (H Student Sympcslum
Edi al‘dv ‘0 be “mm“ on Tim Democratic PlocC<~ in
commande-

'n-(hlei with erran .
_ Ian E a ct Cr-rsrs.I c
pletc autho iv met the Aimcd‘mour dim (he I

"“‘TLenl/a Stars in
Brechi Collage

Truman said. “is foreign policy
maker or the nation *' Through
his constitutional right to air
point U. s. ambassadors and r .
celve amba. odors and ministers
rrcm iorc n guvcr nrents, “the.
By Kathy Elliott
Lcitc Lem/a. star oi the
not Berlin i)l'odtl"lion or
Threeocnny
New York
the same . will be ieatur

Pr-csiclcnt ‘l cocni ioreiem
countries, diplonraticc y, and‘
this rs- a great power and re
sponsibilit.
cd in “Brecht on Brecht" next
Tuesday and Wednesday at still
-pnt. in Roberts Theatre
Born in Vienna, M‘ss Len a

"The Pie dent‘s
'Sitldied bullet in Zurich. GED

Truman continued, “is his legi-
slative responsibility. The Conn
fol .

his many and he? n lhcr acting cil—

l’eel' in 192 In Berlin. There

slitrilion has written the Pi

dent in as a v i and necessary
she nlel and married the late
Coll‘lmset Kurt Weill

part or the leg e prorc

‘and l-ie is not supposed to stand
nosed music tor Brecht's
Threenenni CDC and the

uctc and he a “yes man"
Con ss He must light irr-
American protlilciions ‘Tullcli oi
Venus and Street Scone

leqtslhiinn
An c3 .2 flout Gelmnliv. Mics

do 't hc's‘a won
The iiilh job T
Letty-u cs oped over the Get
Brac‘hi

srrilied “is [he one I Sill (he
Cuntinuecl 1.0 page 5

hands wlih 2.700 people. whose

speaking-“am“ yen cant understand

ioul'lh ioh.”

most k k out oi, Tile Presi.
dent is (hi- head oi his politi—
cal party."

"The sixth and iinal
President tilts. the one
Truman cot the least kick
of. is “the social head oi

job tho
that
out
(he

‘i'rhinl: it IS a lot of fun is shake‘

Ieven when they are pronmll‘lced.‘

0p r-aII andr
Dl’oduction uf‘

Former
mart Wednesday evaded most
.ouestions asked at him by both
Istudcnts and the working press,
hrst telling the audience.
oricstions silldcnls ask the are
a darn sight more intelligent
than those asked by nowspaperu
men." and than later drrccting
the stuclcnts to ask more “sens
iblc" questions ii thcy expccled
answc

Forty onc
newspzlpe ~-
and tctci sion stations.
l a n c e photographers
thdncsdar aitornoon‘s p r c s s
conicrcnce. r. ich was open to
both ille pr and students, Tilt:
copier-once iras maritcd by the
rot-mei- Pr ltlcnl’s ouros and re-
rusal to answer most questions

The more than 500 students
who parked Roberts Thatre
hcar-d nit 'lrrrman - The
Negro arc alter their richtc.
and they ought to car thcrn
He said latcr. ‘Lat the South
alone and it will solrc it oirri
problems and do ii r ltc
notcd. “They alwms l

newsman [mm 25
wire services. radii)
and (tees
Covered

'l 0n the question oi inteii Trs

Truman said flatly.
l in against i.tII

Ask d rrhai he would
the Cir-ii Rights question ri he
iii-crc still President. Mr. Tl'u-
man said. “i don't answer ar_
Iii. as. or ri-hcn aucctions."

l On Madame Nhu. Ml' Truman
nuipocd. "She o'lIght to have
stayed at home" On a state.
ment he had rnadc to the alien
that file 1960 DCmOCl‘HHC COH-
rention was rigged in favor oi

~, hc said ‘I thought it
rras rincccl then I still think it

1 ring e. Mr.

For the mos! Inurt (he 79v
.Vefu'mld former President re-
l fused in comment on the 1861
’Presidential election, but in
reference in Barry Goldwater.
“I don't know
Cnidualcr

Truman said
mutltina' about Mr.

“'1‘0 53‘,“ l I dont lrnnrr anything and I ins World War II. it s an inn
re

. dniit care.

\il. Truman
urrrrld Fun-ml'l
lnrrnrrrcc inr Pr dent '04, He
'untcd, ‘Ini rust an old ri- .cd
tar icr from Mrssouri." Hc
nrnr. he rid he would campaign
lii he were asked to.

lli’ll he

fldrlf‘d
who D on

President Harry Tru!

"The ‘

do on ;

Mar/(ed by Quim and E vasions

Asked about
wrote to Genera Eisenhower
when he was still President.
Truman said that he was trys
ing' to iind out what Eisen-
hower-s politics were. Vhen
I wrote the letter 1 didn’t iind
out what his politics were

Order Seminar
features Oliver
son Personality

“Order and Pcrsonalit. “'iil‘
be ll") llicme [or the fifth SONGS
oi lectures. benirrning Sunday.
in Gl'tnncll's -long “Inicr.
discrplinaiy Seminar on Orcle

Guest lecturer will be DY. W
Donald Oln‘EI‘. professor and
chairman ot the department oi
philosophy at the University or
Nllwotlll, DI' Pall] G. Kuniz.
Noble PiOlCéim of philosophy
and icllgton Hi Gl‘il‘incll, h 5
announced Dr. Oliver’s pi'inCl-
pal lecture will be 21$ 11 21.111.‘
rMOnday In Herrick Chapel

“This will be a different i
type uf meeting," Dr. Kuntz lGlan'ion Ii‘o Deliver
Said. “Dr. Oliver has sent 10 l s . -
us a paper. entitled ‘Order in ‘CiVil ngi‘ii‘S Speech
Person-ah and we have i
tnude copies Iivztilaltle to all i
l inteiested peisons. i

‘Insicad of reading the paperl

letter he I and I still don‘t know,"
‘ The annoyance the farmer
jPresrdcnt exhibited was magni-
fied by his inability to hcar
louestlons posed by students.
This was due to accoristical fail-

ti res.

Truman Calls Story
in Regisfer 'Hoaey'

Former President Harry s
Truman yesterday called a
story in. the Des Moines Reg-
ister “a lot a! honey." The
story said that he called stun
Idents' questions “disrespect~
iul.”

A bylined story written by
George Mills said, “Mr. Tru-
man said aiterward (alter the
press conference) he though
some of the questions were
(1' respectful to a iormer
President or the United
States."

Truman discounted the any
tire story, saying it wits un-
true, that he had never said
any such thing.

Luther T, Clanton. Jr, Judge
of the Municipal Court at Des
- - . e N .
at the Monday lecture Dr 0 l-lenes and WT“ ”“1“?”1 e
vcr- plans to hold a discussion 31° “WWW“ ”We? P‘Vav
1.0mm rim Dbmrmns .0 ms will describe Iowa’s civil rights
point or View uill be voiced,"lpicture in Herrick Chapel this
Dr Kuniz said. lStmday at a pm.

A native oi Iowar Dr Olivel , .
was born in Dubuque and m.‘ Judge Glantons Speech is the

correct part or his education at last in 3 part series on civil
‘Iorra State Universilv in Arnes rights sponsored by the Minis-
“? has been 1 member 0‘ ”‘9 terial Association and the Con—

“WW” “3“ ““39 194’ lgressional Action Committee at

Batoro some to Missouri. hel .
“. on the 5mm. m we Um the Chamber oi Commerce ot
Grrnncll,

l\'ClSily of Minnesota find. dill

shooter at rneicoroloc plw ADDRESS

maitrcnrrircs. and principles ot

night in thc \rrny Ail Force‘

‘1)i'c‘ilight schools.

i Author of nrrmcrous papers.

-l> Oliver received his Ph.B..'
and PhD. dezl'e irom,

the Unit-e. y of Wiscon n. l