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Rated nataTHlE GAMECOCK'S ALL-AMERICANZ4% ALL-MERIAN {Special Electione Issue Aoated Collegiate PreMonday. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA VlLV,No26Columbia, South Carolina, April 21, 1967 1ine 0 Dietzel 23 Polls Opei Electio For Tu Carolina voters will choose their leadership for 1967-68 Tuesday in spring elections. Twenty-three polling places will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. for the primary Tuesday and the run offs Thursday. Up for grabs are poitions of student b o d y of ficers, c I a s s o f f i c e r s, student s e I a toes, Academic R es pon si bility Commit t e e members and cheerlead ers, plus the DREW May Queen crown. For the first time, student senators will be elected on a: geog raph ical basis in stead of by schools. E I e c t o r s in each geo graphical d i s IERRII.L trict will v o t e for candidates to represent that district. Town student senators will con tinue to be elec t ed fom the schools, however, and five sena * tors at-large will be chosen. Blue Key 10 New Blue Key, national honor service fraternity, last week conducted its annual tapping, inducting 10 mem bers. Tapping during the final night of Blue Key Campus Bowl were )William P. Pitts, Tony J. Lister, D a n i e I E. Fulnmer, Dennison A. Royal, Joseph Timberlake Foster, John A. Chase, Irwis Shelton Eid son Jr., Kenneth L. Wise, Larry M. S te phen s and Lee Kimmel Welch. MAso tapped for faculty mems bership wasn Dr. Robert L. Beamer, professor In the School of Phar macy. Blue Key selects membership on the basis of scholarship and lead ership, requiring a class standing of at least a junior and a 2.7 GPR. William P. Pitts, a pharmacy major, is a member of Kappa Psi, the A m e r i e a n Pharmaceutical Assni., YMCA, Westminster Fellow ship and Student Senate. Toney J. Ilster is recordinig see May 6 Event Will Feature Sen. Dirksen Carplina's Young Republicans will join the S. C. Republican Party in sponsoring a May 6 fund-raising sup per featuring U. S. Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirkaen, R-lll. The event, to be held in the Field House, will also honor Sen. Strom Thmrmond and Rep. Albert Watsons. President of the Young Repuabll o.. mpuns l Nicholas A4ria. Dietzel: By GINNY CARROLL Managing Editor There is no racial discriminat the USC athletic program, A Director Paul F. Dietzel said nesday. "We don't care where our al come from or what is their race or creed," he said. "The only c: for judgment is whether they m< up athletically and academicall Dietzel met Wednesday with i t ns Set esday Candidates for major offices in elude: -Student body presi dent: Sammy I)rew, Peter Perrill. - Student body vice president: Denny Royal. - Student body secretary: Rae Herrin, Patti S a y 1 o r, Lorraine Wolfe. - Student body treasurer: Carl Cowart, Russ Dantzler, Clyde Liv ingston. - Senior c I a a a president: Pat Naylor. - Junior class president: David Meadow. - Sophomore c l a s s president: Greg Blatt, Allen Garris. Contending for the May Queen .jle are Nancy Franklin, Susanne Pichard and Pam Tovey. Mortar B Installed Alpha Order society for women became chapter 121 of national Mortar Board honorary society in ceremonies here Sunday. Following the e e r e m o n y, 55 Alpha Order student and alumni members were initiated into the Mortar Board organization. The installation pogram was Initiates Members retary of Kappa Alpha and secre tary of Circle K. Hie is a business major. D)aniel E. Fulmer is a membe'r of Sigma Nu, Kappa Sigma Kappa, Circle K, Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon and the Newman Club. An English major, is captain of the golf team. Dennison A. Royal is a student senator, president of Col umbi a Residence Hall, a member of Circle K and Kappa Alpha. He is a busi ness major. Joseph Timberlake Foster was an exchange sindent to the Ulni versity of Warwick, England last semiester. lie is a history major andI a member of Kappa Alpha, C:ircle K and Phi Eta Sigma. John A. C'hase is also a history major. lie is a member of Alpha Tau Omega, Phi Eta Sigma, Kappai Sigma Kappa, Epsilon E p s i 1 o r Epsilon andl has been an orienta tion counselor. Lewis Shelton Eidson Jr. has been listed on the ACC Honor Roll and1 the USC Honor Roll. lHe isa member of the track team and wa: an exchange studient to the UJniver, sity of Warwick. Hie is a history major. Kenneth 1. Wise Is a civil en. ginueering mtajor. lie is a menmber o,f Chi Psi, A.S.C.E., Phi Eta Sigma and Pi Mn Epsilon. Larry M. Stephens is an electri cal engineering major. lie is member of Tau Reta Pi, Eta Kappi Nu, IEEE, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Mt Epsilon. Lee Kimmel Welch is president of Chi Psi. He is an English majoi on NROTC scholarship, a membei of the A rtist Series Commit tee ant a student assistant in Engrlish. 'No Ra4 of U. S. Office of Edu sentatives to discuss whi r a c e discrimination ii ion in athletics. thletic "It was just a routine Wed- as they are having in al in the South," Dietzel .hletes "They asked question: , color if we are complying wi riteria handed down by our g easure believe we are," he comi y." "I don't know how tl team any discrimination," he Bayh oard Is At USC conwducted by Dr. Lynn Bartlette of the University of Miami and Mrs. Charles 1' a I m e r, associate dean of students at the University of Kentucky. A reception was given Sunday by Omicron Delta Kappa in honor of members of the new chapter, and the installation banquet was held that night. Featured speaker was President Thomas F. Jones, who spoke of the expanding Carolina Commun ity and the part the Mortar Board society will be expected to play in it. Officers of the organization in elude S u s a n Wells, president; D o n n a Schuler, vice president; Mary Culp, secretary; Kitty Mur chison, treasurer; Virginia Ann Van Seters, editor; Harriet Cole man, historian and Janet Selman, project chairman. cation repre- The Universit >ther there is South Carolina c< i University the investigators Junior College pi meeting such earlier this week I universities Gordon Rubin, :aid. specialist for the to find out ucation, said in th guidelines purpose of the ii overnment. I policies which n nented. gation including iere could be cies on admissi said. students, hoi Sen. I Comm Bayh, Clos Will Receit U. S. Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., will deliver the 1967 commence ment address June 3. D u r i n g the graduation cere monies honorary degrees will be presented to Sen. Bayh; Hugh Wil liam Close, president of Springs Mills, Inc.; and Walter G. Ed wards, s e n i o r vice president of Citizens and Southern National Bank of South Carolina. The senator is a first-term con gressman who began his political career two years after graduation from Purdue University in 1951. At the age of 34, he defeated 18 year Senate veteran Homer Cape hart in a major upset of the 1962 elections. AITHOR OF ADMENDME.YF Sen. Bayh is author of the 25th I amendment to the Constitution which provides for dealing with presidential inability and with fill ing vacancies in the office of vice president. He is chairman of the Senate Subcommittee on Constitu tional Amendments. In 1963 the U. S. Chamber of Commerce named him one of the 10 outstanding y o u n g men of the nation. EASTER SEAL CHAIRMAN Sen. and Mrs. Bayh are serving an unprecedented third year as co-chairmen of the Indiana Easter Seal Campaign for Crippled Chil dren and Adults. An agriculture graduate at Pur due in 1951, he later attended In diana State University and earned a law degree in the top 10 per cent of his class at Indiana Univer sity in 1960. President Close of Springs Mills joined the textile organization in 1imination In y was the second activities, faculty assignments and llege to be visited by athletic scholarships. The A n d e r s o n None of the reviewing team couli -ogram was reviewed be reached for comment on the l'SC inquiry. civil rights advisory University President T h o m a , F. U. S. Office of Ed. Jones i,-ued a statement W'l'edn(sday Anderson that the after meeting with the team. "It was riquiries is to discuss simply a geet-acquainted meeting, seek. tight affect desegre- ing general information." the institution's poli- David G e r a r d, representing the ons, recruitment of Equal Educational Opportunities Pro ising, student social gram of the Office of Education, said layh Will I Lencement e, Edwards 7e Degrees New York City in 1941 and sue ceeded to the presidency in 1959. In 1963, the Textiie Section of the New York Board of T r a d e named him "textile man of the year." Senior Vice President Edwards of Citizens and Southern National Bank joined the bank's executive staff a little more than a year ago when a f t e r his retirement from Southern Bell Telephone and Tele graph Co. where he was vice presi dent and general manager of South Carolina operations. lie is a graduate of the Univer sity. Close Student Sena Broad SGR By CARL STEPI' class Ad Chief Reporter in-eit The ('a Reorganization became reality Wednesday for student I the executive and legislative branches of Carolina's tde for Student Government. TIhe set Sweeping revision came in two bills given unani- legislat iN mous approval by Student Senate. Both will take l ;ene effect with the next Student Government. ; n The first creates an exe(uti ,e cabinet structure lnetary for administration of Student Government legisla tion. The cot It establishes six cabinet posts, incluting a First in Silat Secretary and secretaries for Academic Affairs, Cultural Affairs. Puhlic A1ffa ir-sn, G enrIertl We- far l "e-i (""rl andl Athletic Affairs. Propom Secret aries will he appointed in thle sp'ring 1y t he lemlet: studtent hodly p)residetnt-elet,t with Senate approval. anmthilrif In addtition, the measure gives birth to an Inte-- t i e bran Associatior Josh Whith To Perfori The .A'%ociadiont, w4 idl - I peopnmlar rec-ordling arti-lt, w4i senti a belancket concert onc thi W I terneit' Quadrangle next Fri< The' w4ill 1w foIleeloe *~~~d diay by~ Jos.h Whbite Jr. ill e on ihe flor,ee-hoe. Reoth con1crt-Cairoclinai aned fourth lancket sngs < year-wtill be-gin at 8 p.m. In ec'eeof rauiin the-'t will Ii in the Fieldl flouse. No adr t ccwill 1w chaergedl. The Assotoctio hiave r popular'ized it u c- h rec,ordit "Cheri%h" amd "Altong C Mary." White is wide-ly knoe hi. folt ign.. kth1etics' .arlier, "We are interested in the athletic scholarship'. in the public in tit utions of higher learning because these ilstituti(on' receive public funds from national, stat. and local lrvInue. \ are als> intere ted in these prograns hecause the image of the institution natOllally i> made by the athletic teanl the ini-titution fields." There are no Negroes on athletic s.ch lar-hip at l'S( or any other pre (1( irllmtly white state s u p p o r t e d !h>) in Suth ('arolira. )eliver ddress Ld( c(rr(I,s te Votes EV1S1OflS ivry t'oUncl h a'1 b1, y th" four la anI including 1tht" m:'s ,fficers. un("il w\il1 b t n :t(:\ I"r\ b,,ard1 t thi u(1y p(re( h- nt anll, w\ili ai )l '((,1 co :rs 1na Hoimeconunig. 011d hill \\ il(1. <oUt mll,'t .tillinlg S n s 'otmmitttt'es ani estat!ihes the f I ng r:al \\ 1lfart. i',(lif:'atti ,n Sten:t at'te Iale , Afftir-, A111tht' Affair-, .ludlicar-. anT Affairs. In itt W.. ill rt t' ir -i t slatio 1'4e n'te)11 atn can alo :'iimnt-1n' attiln. Th )l,'r\ It'( to }i'd1: hearings (I, legislat,. : Iterat:r11. nrt- lf inrthr iMI -nl;hiz-t that a co v tneas aure-s, I; :irt ur ie'iiit-h tr it1 :1 \ ril\ 1it'fl- h'rt\\ Irn teec ti\ t tieD It'gil-r hi-. of St udenit G- vt'rnmit.l' Irn other butinetss dutrirng th<t bu1Ly -t---onl. Senrat paIssed a b;! t Irrtmg atad'nitcre rertrements:r cantdalaite- for mraitrof:ts FP:?t!Ve rilei ee teri, a:d 9 diates for a- nitr otff:ees runt have comlted 75inn is, of Which .(, h iave breat :.:the l'irty, and ( anidtes ifor iunir offi-es mu,: have 4i hours.t- 30 at U antud 15 in Columbtiia. I pre- 8ophomi r ti tof fi re-ekers m u t have (earned 15 hours at Carolina. I-rm- A antdstett may attend summr li.' -ruchool at a -cihool ot her than 1 SC Satuar- w ihout penialt y. however. Killed by Seniate was a much - itneert amtieetil ma sure to add( seve ral ltI(toin requaiiremets , including third the d play of cand(idates' photos at The origial bill further asked that numerical election results not c held be niade pulic. l'assedl were hilly requesting the a dmnist ration to contvert athlet.ic field "A"' into a student parking lot eenti, and urging this summer's sessions at Coastal Carolina be held in gn a Myrtle Beach rather than Conway. a mn e a Sent to comimittee were b)ills wnt for seeking the expansion of the sun deck on South Dormitory and re questing that seniors he allowed re examination in failed courses necesnry for gradan.