1967_10 The Daily Collegian October 1967

              8—THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Tuesday, October 10. 1
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Goodwin Bares
FRESNO    STATE      COLLEGE
NKSDAY. OCTOBER II
Directors Approve Fee
For 'Campus' Embossing
Agent's Threat
irel   on   Publications
itcrlng around the 1
Ir books at the begin-
In other business a request tor
a $150 production editor grant
asked by Dally Collegian Editor,
Carol Sarklslan was approved.
The grant will be Implemented for
the fall semester only.
Miss Sarklslan explained that
her stafl Is striving to maintain
continuity In the paper, but that
It Is one of the paper's biggest
problems. Explaining further
Miss Sarklslan said thai the
production manager would serve
chief and the news editor. 'It's
necessary  for someone
antly  n
a vigil 0'
fair.*
Another Item discussed con¬
cerned a visit by Dr. Glenn S.
Dumke, Chancellor of the Cali¬
fornia State system Nov. 16 and
this time the Chancellor
will meet with thoBoardofDlrec-
nd other groups to discuss
ms on campus that relate
Chancellor's office. The
meetings will be both formal and
Explaining his plans,
an official protest of s
from Assemblyman Goe
ovlch. There may be
grounds for a suit, but
talnly  going to inquire
1..I..1)
Jwln ce
nothing*  to  p
he stood under was Ihe only one
on the east side of the street.
Goodwin further explained the
secret service agent did not call
him by name, but was looking
directly at him when he made the
Describing his first reaction,
Goodwin states, -I looked at him
ln amazement and asked what he
meant. And he repeated, 'Don't
you move, you stay right there'.*
"I'n.
.   I'm
Napalm   No," Goodwin
a memorandum dealing with the
cording to Miss Leman, It was
decided that a $1 fee would be
charged to those students de¬
siring their name on the coverof
the      book.     Through     special
manufacturer, II was agreed that
75 cents of the $1 »
:latlon only to
led to the cost of pub-
Ihe yearbook. This would
e affect of Increasing the
; budget of Ihe yearbook
owing  more  color  work
i 0 I n t
formally i
week, her new budget was not
accepted and she was told by the
Board of Publications that the old
budget would have to do.
Explained M4ss Leman, "I was
not ln any way attempting to by¬
pass the Board of Publications...
until ai
three months behind.*
In granting the request, the
Board emphasized the Impor¬
tance of fixed fees. Dr. Clayton
Tldyman, Chairman of the Board
of Directors stated that the policy
that should be adhered to.
It was agreed that those stu¬
dents noi desiring their name on
the Campus cover may have their
money refunded. The date for
yearbook sales was also extended
until Oct. 23.
simply standing here minding my
Ice man did not reply.
According to Goodwin, nothing
more was said about the matter
until the Humphrey party began
to drive away. At this point,
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Service Not
Too Secret
By A.  A.  ANDERSON
After observing the perfor¬
mance of the agents accom¬
panying Vice President Hubert
H. Humphrey Monday, I wonder
whey they are called the 'Secret
Service" and not the "Obvious
Service.*
splcuous, ln Ivy league suits and
special lapel pins, only make
them more conspicuous.
Their antics Monday proved
more entertaining than the futile
walkout by our college pacifists.
Every person carrying a brief
case or any container large
enough to conceal a sinister wea-
reveal lis contents to a grim-
brought a pitcher of water and
two glasses to the podium before
the vice president arrived. In a
Bias
dagger you say? Maybe the guy
was Just thirsty.
Thirty agents accompanied the
vice president to Fresno State.
If checking brief cases, changing
water, and threatening demon¬
strators effectively Insures Mr.
Humphrey's security, the Secret
Service was on the ball last Mon-