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CLARIOSOPHIC OFFICERS: N
left, outgoing president of the organ
president. Melvin McKeown, right,
Motions
Before
Senate
Student Senate began the new
year Monday by passing motions
concerning cafeteria hours on
Sunday mornings, and the charg
ing 'of admission at future Uni
versity dances.
Senator Peggy Moses suggested
that a committee be formed to look
into the possibility of having later
cafeteria hours on Sunday morn
ing, such as 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
The other resolution passed was
that of Senator Jimmy Glenn, co
chairman of the Dance Committee.
He asked that Senate approve as
standard, but optional, the practice
of charging admission at further
University dances in order to have
better entertainment. He felt that
since the Ray Charles Christmas
Dance was so successful, this prac
tice should be continued in order
to obtain the same high-caliber of
entertainment.
Story By M
Warns of A
A USC professor's article, "Latin a
America, Soviet Target," has been F
translated into Portuguese and is
being distributed in Brazil where, a
the writer says, "the Communists
are now making a concerted effort
to turn Brazil into another Com
munist state like Castro's Cuba."
Dr. John B. McConaughy, pro
fessor in the Department of
Political Science, is author of the
article which appeared originally
in the October, 1961, issue of
"Military Review," a publication
of the U. S. Army Command and
General Staff School at Fort
Leavenworth, Kan.
The article was previously trans
lated into Spanish twice, once for
the Spanish language edition of
"Military Review," and again for
"Revista Militar" which is dis
tributed throughout Latin America
by the government of Gautemala.
Dr. McConaughy said Cubans
trained in their own country by
Soviet Union and Red Chinese in
structors have been smuggled into
northern Brazil where their mis
sion is to train querillas to over
throw' the Brazilian government
which supported the United States
in the recent Cuban crisis.
"Recently, Brazilian officials
seized a station wagon loaded with
GRILLED FR
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Cenmer of $seue.ed BlSh..r See
ewly elected Clariosophie LIterary !
isatlion, gives the gavel to Walton M
tew critic; and, Tony Calvert, new
Dr. Sumwalt
Offered Him
Dr. Robert L. Sumwalt, pres
lent emeritus of the University c
south Carolina, has accepted a
;18,000-a-year federal job in Wast
ngton.
The position is consulting eng
ieer with the U. S. Senate Pos
)ffice and Civil Service Commil
ee. The post was offered to hir
>y Sen. Olin D. Johnston, who i
hairman of the committee.
Tuition-Grc
Legislation
By ROBERT WANT
Staff Writer
The State School Segregatio
jommittee met in closed sessio
vith House of Representative lead
rs at the State House, Jan. 2
It is believed the 15-man SegrE
,ation Committee, better known a
he Gressette Committee, after it
Conaughy
ed Tactics
rms, ammunition and Communis
ropaganda in Brazil," Dr. Mc
>naughy said. "Francisco Juliac
federal deputy-elect, has organ
zed a pro-Communist Peasan
M~ague in Brazil's northwest.
Dr. McConaughy's article point
~ut that the Communists have use
~ix general techniques in spreadin;
ommunism in Latin America: a:
ippeal to the peasants, formatio:
>f a popular front governmen
igainst an unpopular governmeni
ise of nationalism as a unifying
~orce, use of social revolution t
>romote communism, use of pea
ants as guerilla fighters, and be
rayal of the supposedly demc
~ratic revolution into a Communis
lictatorship like those of Cuba ani
3uatemala.
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iociety officers . . . Tom Smith, Jr,
eLeod, second from left, newly elected
secretary, look on.
Accepts Job
By Johnston
i- Dr. Sumwalt and Sen. Johns1
f discussed the job during the Soi
n Carolina-Virginia game last ye
Dr. Sumwalt was given a per
to consider the offer and he
cepted last week.
t Dr. Sumwalt retired from 1
presidency of the University
n June. Before becoming preside
s he was dean of USC's School
Engineering.
mis-In-Aid
Discussed
chairman, took up the problem
integration in South Carol
n public schools. Reports indic
n that a grant-in-aid program
- students facing integration m
be proposed in the 1963 legislatu
T h i a recommended legislat
s would allow students who do i
s wish to attend integrated scho
- to use education funds for eitl
private schools or schools in neij
boring, segregated districts.
State Rep. Joseph 0. Rogers
Clarendon County called the me
ing, which was held in the Hoi
Speaker's office. Attending by
vitation were House Speaker Sc
t mon Blatt of Barnwell, Ways a
- Means Committee Chairman R.
, Aycock of Sumter, Education Cc
_ mittee Chairman Harold Breaze
of Pickens, and the five Ho'
members of the Gressette Comir
tee.
s The Gressette Committee, thou
dl qu i te important in deternm
E ing state policy, is neverthel
S unofficial in status. It is compo:
s of five members of the House, f
t state senators and five appoint
:, of the governor. Any grant-in
g proposal from t h i s commit
o would involve the disbursement
-state funds and must go throu
- the Ways and Means Commit
- headed by Rep. Aycock. Since st
t a program would also concern e<
I cation, it must be considered by 1
Houses's Educa.tion Committ
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Special
Election
Comin
A special election will be he'
the week of February 4-11 to fl
three vacancies in Student Sena,
and to permit students to vote c
a proposed amendment to ti
Student Body constitution.
Seats to be filled in the spect
election are one each in the Eng
neering, Business Administratio
and Graduate schools. Studen
seeking office must either have
petition signed by five per cent i
the students in their school or
petition of 25 names.
The proposed amendment b
fore the students would give fresl
men elected to Student Senate U
right to vote and would raise t
total membership of the body froi
54 to 57.
Polls will be established in tl
y, old faculty dining room (dowi
stairs cafeteria).
YOUNG DEMOCRATS ELEC1
__ The Young Democrats elect(
Ken Love their new president.
Also elected were Carole Wrigh
vice-president; Henry Eichel, trea!
urer; Babs Kennedy, recording se<
retary; and Betty Cox, correspor
dence secretary.
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- The following ideas were among
those placed in the Student Senate
3uggestion Box during the past
veek:
d (1) To have The Campus Post
Office open for longer hours on
t, weekdays and to have it open on
- Sunday.
(2) To take down the "un
- imaginative" pictures hanging in
the Russell House Cafeteria and
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(3) To extend the entertain- H
ment provided by The Student ul
Union to include local campus mu
sical groups.
(4) To investigate a means of
improving the quantity and quality
of cafeteria food.
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in the event of ties. Entries must be the origin
must be submitted in the entrant's own nan
every month. October through April. Entries
will be considered for that month's awards. A
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These suggestions are now being
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The Student Senate Suggestion
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the Russell House.
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