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BEAT VOT N.C. STATE TUESDAY UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA CROWING FOR GREATER CAROLINA VOL. LV, NO. 7 COL,iMBIA, SOUITH1 CAItMlINA. OCTOIEll 30. 1961 USA: STUDENTS participnied House gromnods. lere %wa no rcn for a half-hour before a crowd es Goldwatc 2-1 In Ca Republican presidential aspirant Barry Goldwater defeated Presi dent Lyndon B. Johnson by a beL ter than a 2 to 1 margin in the campus straw vote conducted October 16. The figures, released by Gene Bryson, chairman of the Student Senate elections committee, gave Goldwater 1,218 votes to 547 to Johnson. Thirty-six students voting Dorm Refund To Be Given To Women Solutions for dormitory refunds and women's restriction appeals have been reached or are being considered at this time. Men and women who are now living in studies, three-to-a-room or in converted kitchens and iron ing rooms will he refunded por tions of their room fees next week. Girls living in the studies in South Building will receive $30. Residents in studies or three-to-a room in Sims, Wade Hampton, and McClintock will get $20, and girls in converted rooms in Tivoli will get $25. Men living three-to-a room in Coker will also receive $20 refund. 4The Review Committee, comn posedl of the vice-presidlent of the women's residlence halls, has been hearing appeals of girls who have returnedl to their halls after clos ing hours dtue to extenuating cir cum istances. RCommittee members are Paula G ruenberg, Ellen Horton, Darleen Di)ckerson, Sylvia Croxton, and Anita Chapman. The (lay after each hioliday this group meets to considler appeals of those whose transp)ortation to USC was not oni schedule. Air Forc< Forty-On4 Arnold Air Society, honorary A FROTC s e r' vicee organization, Angel Flight, and William Farrow Squadlron held a joint initiation banquet Monday evening, the 19th of October 1964 at the Fort Jack son Officers Open Mess. G;uest speaker was Colonel Charles L,. Musgrave, Hleadquar ters Air Force ROTC. Col. Mus grave spoke on the new AFROTC program and opportunities it of Sfers the young Air Force officer. He was presented an honorary Arnold Air Society certificate by Cadet Colonel Michael McCarthy, Arnold Air Society Commander. Colonel Musgravc's visit to the ini the receptio for President joluso rrenice of demon-trations am thome duri timaletl at 60,000. r Defeats :mpus Str< in the campus election did not participate in the straw vote. In evaluating the results, David Rice, president of the Carolina Y o u n g Republicans, expressed gratitude to the student body and stated that the vote was "indica tive of how South Carolina is going (to vote) on election day." Rice added that he felt The Gamecock endorsement of the Ari zona senator helped influence stu dents to a "slight extent," and said the vote shows that "there is a definite wave of conservatismI among the young people of Amer ica." However, Bill Craine, Young Half-Day Ho For Student Student Senate passed three bills and heard committee reports in its regular meeting Wednesday. A bill asking for a half-day holi day Tuesday, Nov. 3, in order for students and faculty members to return home to vote was intro duced by Senators Bill Coffee an( Ben Boyd and passed. The Code of Laws of South Carolina does not provide for an absentee ballot for the students and faculty. Another bill passed asked tie studlent-faculty relations comimit tee to consider ope ning classrooms at night to relieve thet cow ded situation in the libraries. A bill1 introduced by Senator C harles Montgomery asked the housing committee to make a survey of the telephone situation in the dor mi tories. A report was heardI ftrom the traffic and safty commnitte on the safety program and plans for investigating the patrking situation. BillI Younsgblood, chai rman (If the State Student L egislature gave p)lanls to organ ize a State Student Legislature here at USC. Groups i re At Banq dletachmlIent was hts last in his capacity as (Commandant of all A FiOTC schools in the 'Southe ast United States. ((lonel Mu isgrave was recently prtonmoted( to the position (If Vice-Comm111andant of the Air Force ROTC (, with hetad quarters at Maxwell Air F oIc Base, Montgomeiy, Alabama. Initiation certificates wer pre-I senlted by C'olonelI Musgirave to 15~ new Angel Flight Memerils: Joyce Mencken, Frances . D)aniels, Ruth Henderson, SharIon L. Smith, Mary J1. Talbert, Nancy L. Fletch er, Joanne S. Easterin,I Emily L. Wheeler, Frane s Bloodwo (rth, Sandra E. C'lardy, Joyce G.ood night, Louise Lang, Haieatte M. Derrick, Patricia Knitght anel h C4 a w necock Poitto by Bill (:ampbell) i here Mmnday iight at the State ig Nlr-.. Johnmmn'% vi6it. lie spoke Johnson tw Vote emocrats' campus p r e s i d e n t tated that the Carolina voting was il ypical in that "college studenlts, a )oth in the state and in the nati,;n, end to vote for the more radical e 'andlidate."' t "Older persons, the voters of a kmerica, tend to vote for the more S ;table and ) r o v e n candidate," I raine added. S Declaring that The Gamccock ad "considerable w e i g h t on n -ampus," the YD head said "John- a ;on forces were close to victory at C arolina, but that the newspaper's h :ndorsement of Goldwater was the t .determining factor in the straw 11 ote result." c liday Asked , s To Vote A list of all bills passed this ar anld how they were being fol. owed up was read by Reggie S 3rown, vice-president of the stu. lent body. I IFC-Sponsored To Be Held Hei The InterfraternitY C o u n e i 1 c, Blood Drive will be held Nov. 3 w md1( 4, 1-7 p).mf., next week inw R~ussell 1House Assembhly Room, \Iark Miattison, chairman, an-- a tounced- ti Tlhe dfriv~e is sp)onsor'ed in con-. r junction with the American Red 1' D)onation of blood through this prog ramn assure's the donor and his Family' of blood needs for one year' from date of dlonat ion andl makes dlood avail abl e th rough Red C ross for use in hospitals to save l ives. T roplhies will be awarded to the e *amiPus organI)izat ion, fraterin it y, mdti sorority with the great est per- 5 mntiate uet [arolie A. MIilligan. littiat iln ei rt ifica tes wvere alIso preseted' by C'oluonel Musgrave to Snew ArnolI d A ir Soi etyv Mim - beris: hilly G. Altman, Tlom MI. Bryant. TI'homa s ( . ('arson, Wi I lim NI. (Christie, TIhelbert J1. (Col l ins, Chartles IE. Ed warids, Rtober t E. Ed.iwardls, John I,. G;ibbons, I.. G;regorly, Edward 11. Ilaldeman, Arthur H. Haritzog, llenry I1. IHembel, Elias I loward, D)aniel . Kir klaind, Ge.rald S. Mc1Allistir Ralph It. McDI onald, D onald MI. Phillips, William W. Plumnmer, William D). Ray, James P. Schnei ler, D ouiglas M . Senter, James R. Singleton, Eugene Steadman, Jr., R. E. Walker, antd George C'. Warren 1ll1 Coach Chi Cir'le of 01m1cnron Dltta appa, national emolrship adli U1nor society , tapp(-4 11; new leillers in celemonlies during the I'man Luhoff ('hoir per forl ncc Octobei 22. The new 1inomem.ers are: Bob Clawson, who did under raduate work at U.N.C. where he s a memliber of Phi Kappa Sig an social fraternity and other im11pus oranizations. lie is nlow)N Law student here and a iember F its national Moot Court. Claw >n',s G.P.R. is -1.1. Charles (Jolly) )airs, a senior lajoring in math, is a Imleiber of Mu Epsilon honorary mathe atics 1razernity and vice pies Lnt of Baptist Student Union. e is also an NIROTC company >mmarinderi and sings in the Uni L-1rsity chorus. HIis G. PR . is 628. Mike l)avis, a semor marketing ajor. is battalion executive >ffi r in the NROTC and a member the Marketing Club. A pledge Phi Kappa Signia, Davis plays itraiural sports and mai.itains G.] R. of -1.537. Hill D)ean. currently doing grad ite work in Political Science, has vice been elected to Student Sen Le and is a member of Kappa igma Kappa ser-vice fraternity. e is also a member of Phi Kappa igia, and his G.P.R. is 3.866. Hilly East, a senior journalism iajor, is in Arnold Air Society nd has served as editor of the arolina Air Cadet. le is also in appa Sigma Kappa service fra rrnity and vice president of his ledge class in Pi Kappa Phi so ial fraternity. Billy's G.P.R. is Hill Kennedy, a junior majoring i Pharmacy, is a member of Stu ent Senate, Kappa Sigma Kappa Lrvice fraternity and Social hairman of Alpha Tau Omega Wcial fratornity. Kennedy's G.P.R. I)onnie Phiips, a junior, has 14rved as pledge marshal for the igma Nu social fraternity and also a member of Kappa Sig la Kappa. His G.P.R. is .1.1. Blood Drive re Next Week i.ntage of imeibers donating. 1he 'inner of last year's sole t Ioph as Alpha Phi Omega. Members of A F ROTl'(, N ROTC'(, nd Anigel Fl Iighit assist the fra 'gist ration, and( the setting up .f limipmen 'it. Red ('ross requires donors to he hysically fit, between the ages of 8 and( i;0 and weighing 100 poundi(s r' imore.' Sinrglei perisons be't ween a' ages of 18 and 21 imust have r'ittenl ('i con llnt of pa rents or0 uardlians. Ti'ained medical staff ill be on duty' to determine the ligibility of eachl individual donor. 'Thiis yeari's goal is to tolp las.t ing's donation of 380) pints-. AiRNOI.D AiR SOCIETY 0 IArieUI,.4 Miugra at the B initi,ati Adds McGu W a ne ,11 Shuill, a M I-m r. a - ICO]Ti' lIistingtuishe'd .\libe.ary ( a dlet awardII and 1., . mem e f. .I (. Arnold Air Stwit-ty. Ili has alii wo nu11u a11IlCI"U IWard-11s f,or Sch14ohluI ships )oug Skelley. a senir. rently As;.sociatv Editor of the Garnet and Black, a member (if International Relations Club. the Y.M CA and sings in the Vnive - sity chorus. I)oug's G.P1.H. is 4.1. Carl Smith. a graduate student in Chemical Engineering. re<eived the Natioial Science Ftoundati'n grant for graduate work and has been Pres,ident of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. A football player for three years. his G.1 .R. is 3.767. Fritz Stork, a senior majoriing in management, is treasurer (f YNICA. an officer on the battalion staff in the NIZOTC. and a mem her f Kappa Sigma Kappa. Stork'" G.P.R. is 3.737. )an Rea%es, a senior jiurnal ism maji. iin Arnold Air So ciety and ditor (if the Carolina Air Cadet. le is also a member of Signia I )e Ita (hi journalism fraternity. with a G.P.R. of over 1.0. Jim Singleton, a junior also ma joring in journalism and a mem- I her of Arnold Air Society, has won several scholarships and is a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon social fraternity. His G.P.R. is 1.7154. Wa.ne Witt, a junior najring in mechanical engineering, is a member1'i' of the Student Senate. A meCmlier of Pi 'lu Epsilon hon- Ij. orary Imathematics fraterinity and e Kappa Sigma Kappa service fra- t's ternity. Witt's G.P.R. is .. dI Craig Wrigley, a jun ior, has an served three years in student gov criinlit and is presently Student Hody Treasurer. Ie was president of his sophoion elass and le Iongs to Kappa Sigma Kappa and Sigma Nu. Wrigley's G.P.R. Is -1.1 0'.I Coach Frank McGuire, tapped as honiorarv member, is from New York City and has received d- Si grees tromi both St. John's Uni- fr Vve'S i ty and IeIv rItInk Ahbbvy 01'i- 1: ltge. Ie has serived as t ead Bas- f kctball Coach of St. John's and UNC and is the only basketball , coach toi havi' taken both schools tii thei Nt'AA .. finatls. St. Jlohn 'sti (1952.. and UN(' i1957 i, iach ship. tieach Mi'tii-le hats also dtireted Jai nmany charity organizations, one u tf whill wats the Nat ional ('te' - br-al Palsy Foiundal~tiin. Ite has serv'~ed as priofessionial coach wtith now% he'adt baske'tball coach aintdf tar t'oath M lGuire wa.s v ii t e it im U.S.A. Basketbiall t'oach of thie tut year in 1957. :1 ~1514NIF.R Itike' McCairthy pireset,u an I lin hainiquet held here MondaylH night, Aluoi 'ul nli.ht m........i..u .. t ..... a lr.....:. Iiui. .i Sixteen; ire Tapped ( Pho ...meywrd C rowsonr) I S( iND DIRECt:TIt jamw, Prilehard rec4,i%te a haishake r4mi Pre-ideIIt LI 11(14011H1I. Joham141u followmA iIg the Mon da night raily. 'ritchard anid III# ( G'amet-mk hamid plamed -% eral mong. during the -alli. indig % wilc4omhig -mg for the Presidemt. JSC Physician Labels )utbreak'Intestinal Flu' '1ivrsity physician I )r. Rlobert cast rt-ported several weeks ago. McNulty called a w% ia(cs1rea d 'I wouldn't worry about it,'' apu epidmic "ftrmi of in- MeNulty said. 'it's not food tia! flu" late Wtdinesday night, poisoning it ver' definitely ying the recelnt (Utilrvak hwd wasn't. It's a form of intestinal conlecton'1 with food poisoning fll.' ______ -The USC physician labeled the ) outbreak "Not that contagious," ersonnel adding, "I wouldn't worry about the contagious part - it's nothing r,v to bie aslarmed about." o Interview "a opf what McNulty calle ,or O . C.oS. tins," a number of women aval. Av:ation. a NI ri dents have been confined to their ection a 'rocuremle'nt teais do'mitory rooms under supervision ni Atiatila, Ga., and ('olumbia, of infirmary nurses. 1 v.ni L'C N\. -1 -, art As preventives, the physician Ivisit ('St Nov. 2- as parit their annual fail c'alle'gevsta a jarograim. Hits.'le alsoi noted( that there Lih at purpose of thLL is l i atwila isnbet(ulrtetet acqajinlt t he studenilt bodyal with vaious pr mu tie ts as- anl trit t'... Navy and U. S.ebtTa rine I trps. \'aanacie' no0w exist all types of offce programs,u v Schaool l'rormn an th at': mn (ff:atr (ila<hdate l'ru-BY.. OZE rlaspect ii LrOIlates ar.e :n I to cntaitt tha teamsn for in- 'h'UCLeaeTa a n liiat:'in petomng tl 0illact i vne otlissceueo o a alvt commliiion1 l. Wh itle a en t omtiinfrhenx t'd at l iissell tlouse 'abb be. c- Atcatt g t he tai d io au flht haur> of 1i0 ta .i an .(. hitpesntemm hesar mhekpicigre are(left poorieh case repigrte ers weeksago. "ali,( wolht worry, abou Ait,"r McNul sand. James otdi form ionmghe -stn very dftem. T"hmS scan labeledt t Stea otra "atNom't tat conagiors" ading "Ikea wl' swoorryabu thI cnaupart -- iI(t,E m i't's )rntthing A tt'sb a alarmd abi ou aten hecausxe ouwhamt auty carled ".onivrrowded i n m ar codi tions,"ta i'l numbend thwoen stu-y Uenti s have bet'entin tlataei oft illmr nrebets. fimtv Ad prga~eenideso the physion rnetotmend"s "prenty of publicn fluids.llegs w eial l tresh to Uit juiNo." 12e tlo debtedi tht niere tisnoh panniularolnatm oen c Do4rr etfct a Alm' oraeatTe Teiteam s 1 th j)ettru'are(let tTreht) wil Dopeeb al Tea theastn Air ociti abamenda omettonaforntenx