pArA. TWO
a • • eCOO to Hold Drill monis, Hays to Dheuss
Revised Constitution' A Statewide Civil EldensoDr MigK reaS e in_ , APPrePri'ation]
; Dal Harris, Back the latidgeti
, w/.1 take place Ll:tow/ow Vim' --
Ore= nittee member, will present!
3 arli - C/ 0 P-c-7 . rizrorclini to the tY.yrrarlittee's tirgtunents on the'
Planned for May 11 w,p,,, C. „,,,,,... d....„..„,.., of .teed for an inormsed Universityi
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: ,se.,.."ty at 1.1.%e unrrersity.
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i appropriation to State Senator'
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1 The es.r. lichirtle at the Priarer'.l4 Hays. D.-Centre, at his home
By KWH PALMER
i Plarrt will sr.r.---dd One 'king si.v..aPthis Inglrr•
A comp3e4A rofvaion of 'le SGA C9ristitutifin will be as ltr 3 a 2 -ert at 3 Prsa-' ; one iflg The meeing, which was ar
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.„.., , p _ al..2ng and warb.a.-4 sir) , (l to ranged by lift E. Carter, assistant
prely.r,tee.l to AavrtraA f f on may il, IV 1 -'-e Lrect" l .e —e l) " ,sigirdy take cover at 4 p_tr,_: =pi:professor of polifxal science, could
Rlchar }Taber, sGA p r ec-o:denvone long sipal. e ifr
a= , the aT, m
lisad to ',om/ presentation of
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ganizatian C ommit to " eic-air at 4:19 p.m. pet 4 i ,ryns irr an increased appro.-1
annroine.e4 pn-terday. Students walking _in m mrous prat:on to
_Governor David 1.-1
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Th e F-;xe t uti..pe Corr.rr.ittee heard revi•rts last nigi - it from -en: rir.r. t*: exiy,t-t•id to ciii. ►e:tawrenm Huai Harris said.
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5ty... ,..., ;rr „, t .... et, wi ,..,, , ,, :h 1 ,, a ,,,„ „ .i. ,„. C...e. cirilL Students not or: ramps
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sex. .a a study of the legisiatve,:hOwe'rer, are expected to take'
w imams ca ll s ex.t. ,... :utive ar ,,, j . 07.2aws w. .4 6oris are& viten the earth sounds.
of the c0r...-I.l.i.tA.;‘or:Jr.: revision
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d ofil•ed by Duane Alexander i f
For New Stan M a rcr'•
Haber asked the sub-comsnit-
On Budget tees to atirir up finished texts
of their respective sections of ,
the constitution and present
The time has come to take them to the Executive Commit
action to increaze the state 2 " it " I •
This -,/,'l gve interested riel
:lppre,pri;ltifin for Penn State, s‘); - ..s a er.,.a.r.5. , ..- ki, ?.ear thP. r.,•iss-d
Gomer Williams, former melri- ( - 9 r s litu: t -"A idn'i to irittr:rett anY
f4.;rther 1./Seas before the 4:ral draft
tier of the OA Back the Bid-:is pre--env :4i to Asei . .. -ably on
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get ceorimittee, said last nigkit. -Thursda y. Fla ' Laid
, He alto asked tie sub-corn-
A bill appropriating $3.5 mil; noittets to draw up a list of pro
lion for the University is due to Pole pertaining to each w
e:rive on the floor of the State pion ta i P cilaThia P 7wara and
: areas of legislation for the fo.
floose lteprentatives any day,: hue ,
said. ; According to Haber this list will
This bill was toomored by j..serve as a "constitutional crystal
Dean Pollen, chairman of the hair' for the Senate Committee on
Douse Appropriations Committee,:Student Affairs when it reviews
and is a 13-month adjustment of:the v_lvisett constitution for final
the amount recommended by the approval.
governor in his budget messagei Each sub-committee was also
in January. iasked to submit a list of interpre
"The only hope for an emend- tations clarifying any vague state
ment of this bill is through Ilse ri - ierits or terms in the constitution..
action that: could be taken by )
Governor David L. Lawrence or —lt's the rich roan who doesn't
fiepresentative hesitate to ask the store clerk to.
Green. 3X.." 'Williams said. !show him something cheaper.
preen, D-Philadelphia, is al
tinted n
'ted States congressman f re.
garded by many as the most pow-1'
erfuf man in Pennsylvania poli-1
tics today,
"Only a firm stand by the Gov 4
ernor will enable Penn State toil
receive the full appropriation," he
said, adding, "Both student; and
parents should write now."
Williarni wilted that letters writ-!
ten to the Governor ink for an!
bra etidment to increase the appro
priation to $23.1 million, the
amount requeated by the Univer
lay for 1961-62.
The addreaneis for the Governor !
And ftmiresentative Green are:
The honorable tiavid L. Lawrence;
Governor
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg, Penna.
Honorable William F. Green, Jr.
The House Offic'e Building
Washington 25, O.C.
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Education Council
• speaker—Dr. Margaret Neuber
• topic—Special Education
• time--Tuesday, May 2, 8 p.m.
• place—HUß, Main Lourige
EVERYONE WELCOME
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THE DArLY C.OUFIAN. STATE COti.L.EGE_ PattiMti.VAttiA
TWENTIETH CENTURY FOLK MASS
(often called, the Jazz Mass)
SUNDAY, APRIL 30
6:30 p.m.
Lutheran Student Center
—Everyone is welcome to participate—
MARY JANE WYLAND
SCHOLARSHIPS
Scrolls, Senior Women's Hat Society, will pre
sent two scholarships covering tuition for the
fall term, 1961. Any girl, second semester or
above, having a 3.0 cumulative average may
apply. Applications are available in the Dean
of Women's Office and must be returned by
May 2.
COMMUNION
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Sunday, April 30 -
HUB Dining Rooms A & B
Tickets $1.25 207 Chapel
Speaker: MR. HELMUT GOLATZ
Topic: THE NOT-SO-MYSTICAL BODY
Installation Of Officers Will Be Held
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THURSDAY, APRIL 21. 196 l
unship, Mild Weather
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,provide rather pleasant weather
today.
A high reading et 60 degrees
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Tonight should he partly cloudy
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