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The $3,095,000 second addition
to the University Science Build
ing., number one on the priority
list of the Capital Construction
Program of the State System of
Higher Education, will undoubt
edly be approved by this session
of the legislature.
Of the total cost, $570,000 is
expected to be financed from fed
eral grants, leaving a state fund
requirement of $2,525,000. An ap
plication has been filed with the
Housing and Home Finance Agen
cy for funds to finance the prep
aration of working drawings and
specifications.
It is expected that the new
building will provide a net in
crease of approximately 257 class
room student stations and 246
laboratory student stations, as
well as approximately 22,826
square feet of graduate instruc
tion-research space, 21.522 square
feet of library space and 8,257
square feet devoted to special
purposes. These will include
shop, instrument, preparation,
and other special use areas.
It will be constructed of rein
forced concrete on three levels
and will be physically connected
to the existing east wing of the
Science Building.
Emergency Action
Praised by Morse
WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen
Wayne Morse. D-Ore., told the
Senate Wednesday new legisla
tion will be needed to assist
flood-ravaged areas in the Pacific
Northwest
Morse said he has the highest
praise for the emergency efforts
of the federal government. He
also praised the work of state
governments in responding to the
emergency.
But he said Congress has an
“obligation to proceed with dis
patch” to the enactment of legis
lation that also is needed. He did
not spell out the legislation, but
said he believes low-interest
loans should be part of the as
sistance program.
TODAY’S STAFF
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Desk Editor: Judy Wegner
Reporters: Allen Bailey, Linda
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Stamp and Dave Smith.
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THE UNIVERSITY SCIENCE BUILDING, second addition at
right is number one on the priority list of the Capital Construc
tion Program of the State System of Higher Education. The or
iginal building is at the far left, the first addition (bridge struc
lure) rear center. The present Health Service anti Knicrald llall
structures are In the foreground. Skidmore, Owing*, and Merrill of
Portland are the architects.
Guest Recital Features
Brahms, Mozart Works
The second of four pianists will
present a guest recital at 8 pm.
Thursday in the School of Mu
sic auditorium.
Wendell Nelson, assistant pro
fessor of music at the University
of California at Santa Barbara,
! will perform works of Brahms,
Mozart, Prokofiev, and Peter Ra
cine Fricker. Fricker is a visit
ing professor from London at the
University of California at San
ta Barbara.
Selections included in Nelson’s
program will be the Sonata in B
Flat Major, K 333, by Mozart;
three piano pieces from Op. 118
by Brahms; Fourteen Aubades by
Fricker: and Sonata No 6. Op
82. by Prokofiev.
Nelson received his B.A. degree
from Pomona College, his Master
of Music degree from the Univer
sity of Michigan, and his Doctor
of Music degree from Northwest
ern University.
He was the first pianist to be
admitted to the Doctor of Mu
; sic program at Northwestern. As
part of his requirement for the
degree. Nelson gave a series of
historic piano recitals, including
work ranging over the entire lit
erature for piano.
He taught at Northwestern for
two years before coming to the
University of California at San
ta Barbara He has toured the
West in concert, frequently play
ing music for two pianos with
his wife, Marjorie Nelson.
In a concert tour of' Europe
last spring, Nelson appeared in
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Greece under the auspices of the
United States Information Serv
ice, and performed at a USIS
sponsored concert at the Centre
Culturel Americain in Paris and
at concerts in Wigmore Hall in
London and for the BBC.
In three concerts with Paga
nini Quartet, Nelson has appear
ed as a featured soloist.
The public is invited to the
concert and no admission will be
charged .
Governor Grants
Pardon to Beck
OLYMPIA — Governor Rossel
lini of Washington granted a par
don to Dave Beck Sunday night,
lifting the 70-year-old former
Teamsters’ Union president from
legal stigma of a grand larceny
conviction.
The action was taken "to re
store to Mr. Beck the civil rights
lost by reason of his conviction
and will remove him from the su
pervision of the Washington State
Parole Board.” said Rossellini.
Beck’s conviction was for al
legedly embezzling $1,900 from
the sale of a union^jwned auto
mobile.
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Calendar
Wednesday. January 13. 1965
7 :30 a.m. to 11 :00 p.m.
7:30 Christian Fellowship
319 sc
I 8:00 Hebrew Clans 319 SC
9:00 Student Traffic Court 313 SC
j Noon French Table ISC
Political Science 111 SC
Sierra ( iub 1 **H SC
Rehab. Advisory Com. 110 SC
1:00 YWCA Service Projects
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3:00 Oregana Distribution Bttm of Howl
Student Court 111 SC
4:00 SC Board 337 SC
4:50 -ASCO Student Gov. Com. 315 SI'
5:00 Off C.-.nipu* Council 108 SC
Alpha Lain!ala Delta 110 SC
6:00- White Caps Meeting
Lge-Su 'iin Camp.
6:30 Chess Night 15 SC
Snowball Kxec. Mt. 109 SC
SC Jazz Comm. 206 SC
Drakes Meeting 214 SC
Men's Glee Club Ballrni & Dad’s
Little Col. Court Selection 315 SC
YMCA Cabinet Meeting 319 SC
Christian Science Org. 334 SC
Honrs (oil. Student Ad vis.
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7:00 Bridge Night 101 SC
Badminton Club Worn. PK Gym
Alpine Club 30 Science
7:30 Peace Corps Wreek Comm. 110 SC
YWCA Skipworth Comm.
YWCA Gerl.
Peace Corps Comm. Ill Sll
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Military Order Promotes Officer
The promotion of Harold ('.
Todd to the rank of major was
announced this week by the Mil
itary Science Department
Maj. Todd’s promotion was ef
fective Jan 5. His increase in
rank was announced by Colonel
Kmbert A Fossum, head of the
military science department
This is Major Todd’s third year
at Oregon. He came in lff<>2 after
serving one year in an air de
fense battalion as battery com
mander in Thule, Greenland He
expects to be here at least another
year before being reassigned
The artillery officer has been
in the Army 11 year.-. He was
graduated from the University of
Illinois and was commissioned
through the Reserve Officers’
Training Corps (ROTO program
in 1953
Flemming to Hold
Office Hours
President Flemming will
hold office hours from 3 1 pm.
today. All interested students
are welcome.
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