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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1965)
«ir Ala rty-Go-Rou nd ANDERSON BROOM The engagement of I.yn Anderson and Karl Cooke Broom was announced at her sister's wedding on November 28 Miss Anderson is a senior in foreign languages from Eugene. Mr. Broom is a senior in geography from Austin. Texas. BARCLAY-BYKK1T Jeana Barclay announced her engagement to Douglas Malcolm Bvrkit on January 4 at Sigma Kappa She is a senior in physical education from Arcadia. Calif. Mr. Bvrkit is an economics graduate of Whitman College, where he was affiliated with Delta Tan Delta. He is employed with General Controls, ITT BATES O SUI.l.IVAN Sandra Bates announced her engagement to Jerry O'Sullivan on January 4 at the Alpha Phi house. She is a junior in education from Medford. O'Sullivan is a member of Phi Gamma Delta and is also from Medford. He is a junior in sociology. FOSTER HUGHES Gavle Foster, a sophomore in history, announced her pinning to Thomas Hughes on January 4 at Delta Zeta She is from Salem Mr. Hughes, a senior in history, is from Hillsboro. He is a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon. FOSTER TEAGUE Roberta Jean Foster announced her engagement to Thomas C. Teague on Januarv 5 at Delta Gamma. She is a junior in elemental> education from Lake Oswego. Teague, from Eugene, is a junior in prelaw. KASEBERG FINKL Alice Kaseberg. a sophomore in business administration, an nounced her pinning to Charles Finkl on December 14 at McClain hall. Miss Kaset»erg is from Wasco. Finkl. a 1964 graduate of Oregon State University, is attending graduate school here. He is a geography major from Evanston, 111., and is affiliated with Sigma Nu. HECKMAN WOOD Bebe Heckman and Brady Wood announced their pinning on January 5. She is a junior in elementary education from Portland. Mr. Wood, a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon, is a junior in general social science from Portland. HINSHAW MASON Julie Dee Hinshaw told members of Zeta Tau Alpha of her en gagement to Ellis D. Mason on December 8. She is a sophomore in elementarv education from Burns. Mason, a senior in biology edu cation at Oregon State University, is also from Burns. LlM tu n i. tiKii Lorriane Lincecum announced her engagement to W Cook Laird on January 5 at Sigma Kappa She is a sophomore in elementary education, and is from Lakeview Mr. Laird, also from Lakeview. is n 1063 aenculture graduate of the University of Nevada He is cur renth em'ployed on the Laird and Son Ranch. Plush. Ore. LINCECUM CARI.SON Terrv Diane Lincecum. a senior in art education, announced her pinning to Bob Carlson on December 1. She is a member of Sigma Kappa and is from Lakeview. Mr. Carlson is a senior in recreation from Corvallis. He is a member of Kappa Sigma + LYNCHRICE * Joan Lvnch. a senior in journalism, told members of Sigma Kappa of her engagement to Jon Rice on January 4. Mr. Rice is a senior in English. Both are from Eugene. MEYERSMANNAN Phvllis Meyers, a junior in English, announced her pinning to Phil Mannan at Alpha Gamma Delta on December 2. Miss Meyers is from Scappoose. Mr. Mannan. from Portland, is a senior in business and construction and is affiliated with Chi Phi. PETERS ANDERSON Sue Peters announced her engagement to Duane Anderson or December 14 at Alpha Omicron Pi. She is a junior in dance from Arcadia Calif Mr. Anderson is a senior in math at Oregon State, University, and is from Eagle Point. A March 27 wedding is planned PIERCE MUHLHEIM Cheryl Pierce and Arnold Muhlheim are planning an August wed ding. She announced their engagement at Alpha Omicron Pi on January 7. She is a senior in elementary education from Portland He is a senior in math at Oregon State University and is from EUgene' SCHAFFER EDWARDS Barbara Scharfer announced her pinning to Gary Edwards on December 10 at Alpha Omicron Pi. She is a senior in English from Coquille. Edwards, a Sigma Nu, is a senior in investments. He is from Milton-Freewater. SHAYLOR DE VOIR Laurie Shaylor. a member of Delta Delta Delta, announced her engagement to Bill De Voir, on January 3. She is a sophomore in English from Portland. Mr. De Voir is currently working for the U. S. National Bank in Portland. He is a business administration major. „ VAN HOUTEN PALMER A summer wedding is planned by Nancy Van Houten and Gary Palmer, whose engagement u'as announced on January 5 at Alpha Phi. Miss Van Houten is a senior in English from Salem Palmer, a Beta Theta Pi, is a senior in business administration. He is from Huntington Harbour, Calif. WONG WONG Ellie Wong announced her engagement to Ira G. Wong on Christ •mas day at her home in Portland. She is a junior in social psychol ogy. Mr. Wong is a clinical psychology graduate of the University of Minnesota, and is from Portland. 1 LYNNWOOD CAFE 796 Hvvy. 99N & Royal Open 6:30-11 p.m. Free Parking Featuring . . . 'j SEAFOODS STEAKS DINNER ENTREES I I For Banquets & Parties Ph 344 2064 Armstrong Not Scheduled; Alabama Students Object TUSCALOOSA, Ala -(Cl’S) • A decision by the University of Ala bama administration to prevent entertainer Louis Armstrong from appearing on the campus lias met with strong student ob jection. The administration had ‘ad vised" a student organization not to contract with Armstrong, a Ne gro, for an appearance at the or ganizations’ Festival of Arts in February. The university admin istration denied that its decision had anything to do with race. As a result of the incident, which attracted national atten tion when it was reported in the student newspaper, the Crimson White, the Alabama student gov eminent unanimously passed a resolution asking that “the ad ministration repeal its ban on the appearance of I.ouis Arm strong and his All Stars.” A student group circulated a petition requesting that Arm strong be allowed to appear, but later withdrew it on grounds that "due to the distortions of the controversy by the national news medias, (it) could do nothing but harm the university.” The group said that its original decision to petition “had nothing to do with the racial issue, but Group to Seek Fluoride Repeal EUGENE i AP)—A group seek ing repeal of the proposal ap proved in November to fluoridate Eugene’s drinking water also will start circulating petitions soon, calling for the city to provide fluoride for individual use. Eric Cooper, spokesman for the Citizens Council Against Water Fluoridation, said that the city could provide fluoride in tablets or drops at low cost to those who want it and thus "the compulsive ingestion of sodium fluoride by those w'ho do not desire it will1 be eliminated.” The petitions seeking repeal of the November vote have been in circulation and those supplement ing the plan with city-provided individual fluoride portions will be ready in about a week. Cooper said. Curriculum Board Names Wood Hugh B Wood, professor of education at the University, has been elected to the national board of directors of the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, a division of the National Education Association. Wood, who has been a member of the University faculty since 1939, is currently associated with the University’s Job Corps Train ing Center at Tongue Point as director of the instructional pro gram. Use Emerald Classified Ads— was a protest against the admin istration depriving the' students of seeing the renowned entertain er.” "We dropped the petition," n group spokesman said, "not lie cause our feelings about wanting the entertainer on campus have changed, but because the original purpose of the petition had be come distorted by the racial im plications which the national news medias have placed on the contro versy." Exactly what role—if any — the question of race had in the in cident was unclear. The univer sity administration issued a state ment denying that Armstrong’s race had anything to do with the decision not to have him appear, but it did not offer any explana tion for its action. The statement said "The ad ministration of the University of Alabama advised the student Co tillion Club not to contract Louis Armstrong for an appearance in February. The Cotillion Club fol lowed the advice of the adminis tration. “The university does not have a policy against the appearance of Negro entertainers and the posi tion of the administration in this case is not based on the race of Mr Armstrong and his group Negro entertainers appear on this campus every week at different student functions “Negotiations with the Louis Armstrong group had not reach ed the point of a contract and therefore, there was no "cancel lation" of a scheduled appear ance. "The university administration will not debate the reasons for the advice Riven in this instance ” The Crimson White editorial ized that the “crisis is much big ger than Louis Armstrong or any Negro entertainer. It is a crisis that encompasses and may set a dangerous precedent for the en tire cultural and academic scope of the university.” The paper said the incident "is not racial in the sense of segrega tion or integration because that is no longer relevant at this uni versity in academic, cultural or social levels. It is a racial mat ter in as much as Louis Armstrong is a Negro and that, of course, does have an important bearing on the problem.” The paper, which viewed the problem primarily as one of aca demic freedom rather than of race, said: "Faced with a problem crucial to any Southern institution our students reacted in a commenda ble and intelligent manner Hut the students are not listened to on this campus when it comes to matters affecting the university It is okay for them to talk about racial problems in Mississippi, to discuss college mores in panel dis cussion, to send telegrams con gratulating Southern California Hut it is not all right for them to seek knowledge about h o w things are at home " P.S. Other Cagers... (Continurd front f**un‘ 5) Feb 5 or 6, thr Mod Dents at Mac Court Feb 13, and the OSU Rooks there Feb 26 Basve makes only one promise about those games “We'H show up," he grins They Should Be Seen and Not Heard Most interesting statement of the week award: A tie between ex-Oregon State and now lt('l,A coach Tommy Prothro and UC'T,A Athletic Director .1 D Morgan Says Prothro of the UCLA job, according to the Associated Press: "Financially there's no advantage to the move, but 1 feel there is professional opportunity at UCLA " Says Morgan about Prothro, according to a release by OSU athletic publicity director John Kggers, . . after seeing Oregon State, Prothro’s feat of coaching the Beavers to an 8 2 season and into the Rose Bowl appears all the more remarkable " Inquiry Into Catholicism for interested non-Catholics and Catholics Wednesday Evenings 7-8:30 p m. 749 E. 15th Ave. Another "Oregon great" joins the staff at Dunham Motors Lauren “Laddie” Gale We welcome this former All-American basketball star (TJ. of O,, 1939) to our ftocketing sales force ... He played for Oakridge, then the U of O; Uncle Sam gave him the honor of being the first man drafted from Lane County Laddie says he’s been afraid to come back until he got old enough so that it couldn’t happen again. Come down and look him up today! Come In and See Laddie Today
