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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1963)
I HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ort. Monday, July 12, 1961 PACE I 1 1 '.6.. tf ir r . FLOATING UNIVERSITY The Holland-Ameriea Lino'i i I 10-day voyage Oct. 22, that will Include itopj at 23 SeTen Seas," m reality a sea-going university, is snown ports. Backers of the "university" hope for an enroll y in a recent photo. The 428-foot vessel will depart on a ment of 500 before she departs New York port. Formal Education Goes On Sea Cruise NEW YORK (UPli A sea-go-steams out of New York Harbor ,ing university 'with most of the educational advantages of land based colleges and all of the pleasures of an ocean cruise will sail from New York this fall on its maiden voyage around the world. The coed school is ca)lcd the. University of the Seven- Seas. Us campus is the passenger liner "Seven Seas." a trim 4H2 - foot vessel owned by the Holland-; America Line. Backers of the university arc hoping for an enrollment of 500 students when the "Seven Seas" on Oct. 22 on a 110-day voyage that will include slops at 23 ports. The idea of a university at sea was first proposed in 1959 by the Rotary Club of Whittier, Calif. In March, 1961, the University of the Seven Seas became a legal entity. The non-profit organiza tion is authorized bv the Califor nia Department of Education to giant degrees and issue tran scripts. The executive director is Dr. E. Ray Nichols Jr., former chair man of the Department of Speech OUR ANCESTORS ' byQuincy "This joust is conducted under the rules of the Camelot State Athletic Commission!" and Drama at Whittier, Calif., College. Some facts and figures about the new university: Tuition: A basic fee of $400 per student each semester, plus passage costs ranging from $1,590 for dormitory space on ' C Deck to $1,990 for two or four berth staterooms on "A" and "B" decks. The passage fees include meals. Admission: Any student is elig ible to apply, regardless of race or religion, who has maintained at least a "C" average in college or a "B" average in high school. Personal interviews are required. Curriculum: Liberal arts, with courses in almost all regular col lege subjects, including history, economics, english, foreign lan guages, sociology, astronomy and philosophy. Faculty: Thirty-five members, including a dean' of men and a dean of women. Most of the fac ulty are professors and assistant professors on sabbatical leaves from their' colleges and univer sities. The University of the Seven Seas has entered into an agree ment with Springfield, Mass., College under which credits be tween the two institutions will be inter-changeable. Nichols said 12 other colleges and universities have agreed to accept credits earned aboard ship. "We hope to reach credit agree ments w",th several other schools before sailing time." Nichols said. The maiden voyage, Nichols! said, will include stops at Lisbon. I Barcelona. Cannes. Rome. Naples, Beirut, Alexandria. Port Said.' Suez, Bombay, Singapore, Bang-1 kok Hong Kone, Yokohana and Negros Hit McNamara's Gl Orders By AI. KI ETTNER I nitcd Presi International An order by Defense Secretary Robert McNamara that uniformed troops must not participate in racial demonstrations has been slfcrply challenged by integration organizations. Caught up in the controversy is the little town of Havclock which lies outside the main entrance gate to the Cherry Point Marine Air Station in the flatlands of eastern North Carolina. Racial groups have leveled dis crimination charges against the "public accommodations" of the town which derives much of its income from the 2,600 men of Cherry Point, 600 of whom are .Negroes. Floyd McKissick, a Durham, N.C., lawyer who is national ex ecutive director of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) and an attorney fur the National As sociation for the Advancement nf Honolulu. The ship is scheduled Colored People (NAACP), an to dock at San Diego, Calif., on nounced that McNamara will be asked this week to declare Have lock oft limits to Marines unless i MiMiiini ) i ii mmmW "'Hi m m at-mflM m Anti-Federation Action Planned By Indonesians JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPI) Indonesia announced today it will hold four days of naval maneu vers in the waters off Malaya and Borneo under its policy of "confrontation" against the pro posed Malaysia Federation. i In London Sunday, Malayan Premier Tengku Abdul Rahman, one of the key figures in bring ing together the federation, said he would use arms to defend Malaysia if anyone, including In donesia, threatens its integrity. I Rahman said Indonesian Pres ident Sukarno has "clearly de clared lie wants to oppose this federation by all mans" but said he prays "the day wi'd not come when Malaysia aiJ Indonesia clash with each otl or.") Malaysia, scheduMxl to become a new member of the British Commonwealth it tlie end of next month, will, be made up of Singapore, Ma'aya, and British territories on 'Borneo, an island Indonesia shivres. WALLS CLEANED BY MACHINE DrUrftd 'or perfect reaulla. Sivei BARRY'S Hon- Wall Cleaning Serrlce 3111 lijollabird Ht. Fh. TU 4-HAHA l'"eb: 8, 1964 the end of the first semester. The spring semester will be gin on Feb. 11 when the Seven Seas leaves for a 120-day voyage with stops at Honolulu, Yokoho ma. Hong Kong, Manila, Singa pore, Rangoon, Madras, Colombo, Capetown, Buenos Aires. Monte-i video, Cartagena, Kingston and, finally to New York on June 9. At each stop. Nichols said, stu dents will be taken on field trips to acquaint them with the people and problems of foreign lands. Each student, he said "will thus be an informal ambassador of his home country." About 40 days will be spent in port during each semester. the places used by the service men are desegregated. Clubs, Cafes Segregated He said he based his informa tion that at least 17 night clubs and cafes and three theaters in the town were segregated on re ports from a Marine who had just transferred home from duly in Japan. A spokesman at Cherry Point, home of the 2nd Marine Air Wing, said the base would adhere strict ly to a July 16 directive by Mc Namara and that "we will very definitely discourage participation in demonstrations. In that directive, the defense BESALOU ELEPHANTS Elephantine handmaidens provide a background of mastodonic delights for "Opal, the Queen," and the "Princess Kae" under the incom parable tutelage of Peggy and Mae MacDonald. They will be in Klamath Falls Aug. 2-3 for the Polack Bros. Shrine Circus at the fairgrounds. Elephants Featured At Shrine Circus In City Nichols added that the field .secretary said that military per-. trips will include meetings and discussions with important poli tical figures and prominent indi viduals." He said one such meet- ng has already been set up with president Sukarno of Indonesia. Degrees will not be awarded but transcripts of records will be sent to colleges or universities for! credit snnnel "mav not under anv cir cumstances" participate in racial demonstrations during duty hours, while they were in uniform, while on military reservations, when their participation breaks a civil ian law or when violence is rea sonably likely to result from a demonstration in which they were participating. Peggy and Mack MacDonald, trainers of the Bcsalou Elephants, each year accomplish new won ders with the six most talented elephants in America. Using just a few basic mounts and forma tions, brand new tricks and rou tines arc devised for each sea son. No other trainers have ever even approximated this record. But it takes care and patience. In addition to consuming prodi gious quantities of food each day. these elephants undergo constant beauty treatments." Thrice year ly they are given a massage and oiled with foot oil. Weekly their eyes and ears arc balhcd with a saline solution. And every two or three months they are given a pedicure and a general session chiropody. Elephants, even as tlieir human counterparts, arc subject to corns and callouses. The Bcsalou Elephants a i making their 1963 rcoast-to-coast tour in first class accommoda tions. They share a mobile home that is heated in winter and air conditioned in summer. There arc private accommodations for their grooms, too, so that those pachy derm aristocrats can have 24-hour room service whether on the move or giving their twice daily circus performances. This pro boscidian palace car cost nearly $30,000. 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