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SalingerDisclaimsNewsSlant

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He,both its,Ohio. ~er te rm officially

March 19. F ina l *«U be held March

*rch 19."m re g is tra tio n is

Monday through March 2S-27, with• ~ r g Thursday.

Faculty Group Backs Probation

The com m ittee is cotnposec of five faculty m em bers and th< presidents of IFC , PanHell.W IC MHA, and AL’SG.

A "WAY O U T " BUILDING—Work on the Planetarium has been temporarily heIted after Wednesday’ s snow fa ll . Snow sent

workers into hibernation.

State News photo by George Junne

NEW YO RK ¡P) - P ie rre S a lin ­g e r , P resid ent Kennedy’ s p re ss se c re ta ry , said Wednesday, " I think the news management story is a greatly overworked one.

He had been asked on a taped C B S Television program . " S e l f P o r tr a it ." w h e t h e r he con­scio u sly , fo r the P resid en t, man­aged news as an instrum ent of national policy.

C riticism of the Kennedy ad­ministration’s information p oli­cies was heightened last Oct.30 when Arthur Sylvester, As­sistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs, told newsmen that the Pentagon controlled news as a weapon during the Cuban cr is is .

On the television program ,Salinger said ’ ’1 think 1 see my job, and the President sees my

I . job, as getting out the in for­mation to the press, all the in-

l formation we can within the limits of national security.’ ’.

Salinger added that " I 'v e •Ways held to the theory that t! news should go out as it hap­pens. and in most cases that’ s exactly what we do. Now there

• •are, -as J . Say,•.OTKteT.s v’Lf . . - . . /. .. ,v * / / *,r.twtwty..scanty:,JW 1I just p u b lic ize .’ ’ *

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(C on tinued from page 1) and Imprisoned. legitimately news should

"W e knew for a period of time *® K happens, that negotiations were under way Salinger also aald thatfor his re le a se ," Salinger aald. 4 press secretary is prepared There is lea*"Wtr didn't say this to the press to cell reporters the facts, "you political offices

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M tfE lL TO SIGMA CHI-Yfofk con tinues Grand R iver near the H a * l* t t entrance. A 1 a destruction of the Sigma Chi house on ««•» fra torn I ty hour, e w i l l he b u ilt.

State News Photo by Joe Hempstead. k * * ¥

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¡allons mean blue- | , cs sheets to MSU r e<e items are use- ■uudems at C olor-

art lu I rar the

évaluai In exam is ¡ but usual

liions replaced Twcnty-f ions in the eco- student’s >nt at Colorado discussi!

od Idea

Carl 1v conducted as a fussion with ap- ,r students, A ,it exam time into sr oup meets two

lest and is given ; en topics. When •«, the topic for awn out of a hat

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lie, Ccnia Nemenoff, presented jcital In the Music Auditorium

Tuesday night.The hug r, nudicn e spilled ovci into'tJhC. Of

rear hall. Despite its sl/e, the audience was respectfully attentive and tremendously enthusiastic,

& After performing together for a Quarter of a century, ¡¡•I the couple has refined the art of duo-pinnlsm to sheer Wizardy. v: III s style of playing is calm and com r oiled; hers more ant -

mated and graceful,5k .And yet their rapport is such that one cannot say at a ^particular moment, ” l hi s is l.uboshutz" or "Now Nemenoff $;has the lead.”

riieir finesse and musicianship Were displayed to best »advantage in the Romantic pieces on the program: the sweetly »m urmuring "P relu d e" of Franck, Debussy’s whimsical S "L in d ara ja" -■ performed to commemorate his centenary Si - - , and especially In Rachmanioff’s "Second Suite for Two JsP ian os," whirlt brilliantly pays homage to Chopin, i : The C lassical period was represented by Mozart’ s "Con-x 1 : in I i " . ” with i. ompanlment by a vhambet oivheaii « ¡¡¡iconducted by Mans Lamp! professor of music. The young <■;players responded well to the stylistic challenge, but the scon certo Is not firs t-ra te Mo/art.S The remaining work on the program was the "Concerto xIn A Minor,’’ as annnged by Bach for organ, and re-arranged xby Mr. t.uhoshutz for two pianos.•:j This is admirable Baroque music, effective indeed with the $ octave doublings by which organ registration is suggested.

sub- *** « i t # •vHut it ! cks the intimacy of music originally conceived for J'thiss particular medium,

of the St M uslc-lovcrs in the university and community will look 1 final S*forward eagerly to the nest concert by Luboahut/ and Nemen~ s 1 i¿fvr S*uff, which should he* given m a larger auditorium in order dent' s

Safety-Pinning Suggested "Tt For Independent Twosomes

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Biology ~(C on tinued from page 1) doctors a

study at an iccredlted medicsl * familyschool/* aatd R y e r r u m . * 'B e - with jcause of the high cost of out- «unity, I of-state medical schools, we arc television working closely with the Un Ivor- *' limited tity of Michigan and Wayne State 3 ’id veryU niversity." Fdaar C

When asked the «bout posai pbllity of a medical school at | at ion ofMSU, Byerrum said that it de-pendcd iipori fna'tiy'things

"T h ere la at present, a com ->;* mittre. formed by «11 the Instt*iv t u t i o n s of h i g h e r learning$ throughout the state, which Is

meeting to determine til*:1 loe-i-•? vion of another medical school ,y3? for the State of Michigan.

"W e don’t know yet If MSI -will he picked or not, and even

if we are, it wi11 depend upon legislative approval and appro-

:%• prim Ion of funds," he continued." Therefore, there la no ce r-

¥ tainty of expansion even M State x should get the choice, because <’ the dec Ision depends upon the leg-

Islstu re ," Byerrum said.Byerrum said that the Insti-

;X lute would probably start small,•R with no more than 20 students •i; enrolled.

N a v a l T e a m s

D i s c u s s P r o g r a m

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Teams from the Navy R ecruit­ing Stations In Detroit andCiroise lie. will discuss the training programs.

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