Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, May 11, 1966, Page Two, Image 2

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    Senate Stand Opposes Johnson Policy
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monds countered. “You mean
like SPECTRE?” referring to
James Bond.
Several senators objected to
including the “essay” in the bill,
and felt just stating the four main
proposals of action was sufficient.
Taylor said the strength of the
bill lies in the essay which ex
plains the stand which the Sen
ate has taken, and added “any
nit-wit can come up with these
four points."
A motion made by Skip Clem
ens, senator-at-large, to table the
bill until after today’s election
was defeated.
John Moore, senator-at-large,
moved to delete the paragraph
asking U.S. troops to stay in Viet
Nam until after the elections are
held.
He said U.S. troops should be
withdrawn as soon as possible
and the U.S. should not wait to
withdraw until the “newly elected
government so requests.”
Pruitt said the bill should advo
cate "something reasonable which
can be followed, and that the
presence of U.S. troops would
guarantee more fully a free elec
tion.”
In other business, the Senate
passed a bill, 18-0, with two ab
stentions, urging the faculty to
adopt the pass-nonpass system of
PE grading for non-majors, and
suggested a "s h a d o w grading”
system.
A bill authorizing Theta Chi to
conduct an all-campus fund drive
to raise money to help pay broad
jumper Bob Woodell’s, who was
injured working on Canoe Fete,
hospital expenses was passed
unanimously.
Another bill recommending 13th
St. between University and Kin
cnid Sts. be closed to tin flic was
passed 15-3.
Kon Greenmnn, author ol the
bill, asked that the bill be con
sidered as a "show of student in
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(crest in the proposal rather than
recommending any definite al
ternative route for traffic."
A hill recommending that one
side of the Hayward Field bleach
ers be torn down and that area
used for recreational space was
defeated 109.
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