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Hr. John ( ham/non. left, congratulates
l.nmnr Dodd. chairman of the Division of
Cine irln at the f Diversity. soon after
conferring on llodd an honorary degree of
doctor of fine arts. I he degree lias the
■ tilth honoinr\ degree awarded h\ Tloiida
Stale I Diversity.
Honorary Degree Given
To Art Department Head
I^imar Dodd, head of the Art
Department an«l chairman ol the
Division of Fine Arts at the
University was awarded an
honorary l)ex*tor of Fine Arts
degree at Florida State Uni
versity Thursday nigth
Dodd, who is also Regents
Professor of Art at the t ni
versity. was c ited by FSU Pres
Dr. .John E. Champion as a
man whose creativity both paral
lels and manifests his con
cern for the world in which he
lives and for the friends and
students with whom he- coun
sels
form or landscape each
painting tells you how In* leels
about his subject, and >b
servers feel the emotions In
felt as he* was transferring to
canvas portions of the* tapestry
God and man have woven
upon tin* South
The presentation came* at a
special honorary degree 1 convex
cation at FSU. held in i^»n
junction with an all-Stravinsky!
Chamber Concert one ol
many major activities taking
place here this month in eon 1
nection with FSU s Annua! Fes-1
tival of the* Fine Arts
The FSU degree in the second
His paintings convey much honorary degree for Dodd who
more than beauty of line or | was taken by surprise wlwn
I Champion called upon him lor
I * • • _ ■ • recognition. 'Hie Georgia art
BIVCTSIty i II lOll educator also holds an honorary
Doctor of Humanities degree. I
Kxhinit Delayed inferred m 1949 bv I-i(Irangc
J College.
smock. and far trom
rebel withexit a c*ause.
crusader without equal
half of culture and
be ing •
he is a
nn b*<
( hristi
amty in his
of Athe ns
pie:
sent hometowi
Dodd who joined (Ik* Georgia
faculty as an associate prolcssoi
of art in 1937 and became head
of tlx* department in 1940.
BULLETIN
Derrell lx*e. a University
student from Savannah, has
released to the Red and Black
a statement concerning the as
sassination of Martin Uuther
King
lx*e met an individual in
New York who under intoxica
tion. tedd \a'v that "Martin
Uuther King would be assassi
nated in Memphis, that John
son would withdraw from poli
tics in the near future, that
there would he* a de-escalation
in Vietnam and that the U.S.
would he* out of the* war by
September."
This conversation took place
on March £1. while Uee was in
New York City for a job inter
view. I.ee has been contacted
by the FBI with connection to
the rase.
Ia*e says that he* is not able
to release the* description of
the man at this time. Three
other University students also
saw the* man in New York.
Jack E. Garrett. Dan II. You
mans and Frank Kellar can
not reveal the description ei
ther. De stressed that the
FBI was not preventing him
from releasing the description.
"There is more to this than
I am at liberty to reveal,"
state'll l/C*e, "however any
statement that I make will he
through the Red and Black it
possible. I am not being
forced to release this through
the* campus paper. It is
completely voluntary action
UGA To Inaugurate
Davison as President
Chancellor Simpson
To Confer Office
In G-Day Ceremony
Universitv I'resident Fred C l «>l colleges and universities
Davison will lx inaugraUd
a.m on Saturday May II Davi
son will accept the* charge* of
his office from University S\s
tern Chancellor George U Simp
son. Jr
Tin* cermonies will b-gin
when the marshal ol tin* I m
versity holds aloft a newlv
created wixiden mace This is
symbolic ol the merging ol the
old and (lie new
Representatives ol hundreds
Bolitieal ral lies
To Hold Hallies
I' or (.ampaigns
Itegenls Name Dean
Of llusi ness School
The art exhibit of antique
maps which was scheduled to
run from April 22 until May 12
on the second floor of the 1 ni-
versity Union has not yet ar
rived.
The l^ist IvPcture* series which
is also sponsored by the l m
versity Union has been c an
celled for Wednesday due to
elections.
Champion also told guests
at the* convocation that I Jock!
"is known as a celebrated artist,
and an educator ol tin* first
degree whose inspiration has
developed the University Art
Department into mx* ol tha
institution s finest facets ol ex
cellence and as an earnest and
zealous civic leader
"He is more at home in a
business suit than a beret and
The Roaid of Regents of the*
University System has an
nounced tlx* appointment ot a
new dean for the College ol
Business Administration ai the
University.
the University of Alabama and
Columbia University He is a
former assistant dean at the
University of Alabama and liqs
been dean at Mississippi State'
since 1961
The now dean, an Army Air
] Corps veteran of World War II
| is author of nearly 2d b*iks
publications, articles and mono
i graphs, and is a highly respect-
j c*d consultant in business indus
try and government
. , . He has been quite active* in
and was announced Wednesdav i . , ■ . . ,
business and economic research
I in Mississippi Alabama and
' Tennessee and has authored ot
I ia Aia.. ana nvenn-a | 0o ^ uthor „ 1 m „ rlv 2 r, I,
in business .and accounting from
lie* is Dr. William C Flowed
len Jr. presently dean of tin*
Softool of Business and Industrv
at Mississippi State Universitv
The appointme nt was made on
tlx* recommendation ot Univer j
sitv Pres. Dr Fred C Davison !
Tile* Gre*e*k and I lilted Parties
will hold the*ir campaign ralhe's
in tlx* parking legs ol Hardees
anel the* Baptist Student Ce*nte*r.
respectively texlay
The l mted Party rally will
be* from 3 tee (i pm with onter-
lainnx'nt by Sexiixls I nlimiteel
of Columbus, rix* (ireek rally
will be from 4 to 7 p ill. with
entertainment by the* .loke*rs
Six anel the* Malboros and wash
! board baixl from Delta Delta
Delta. Kappa Delta and Phi Mu
| sororities
Both rallie*s will feature
speeches bv that party s eandi
dates
across the* nation will |oin
academic procession into tlx*
Coliseum where* Davison who
tmk up lus dutie*s as chief exec
utive officer of the* University
last July, will be* formally man
gurated as Frederick (\»rbe*t
Davison DVM PhD Ure*si
ele*nt eit tile* eilde*st chat te l e*e|
state university in America
He* will we*ar a ne w .i
breast plate* Tlx* mace and the*
breastplate* ale* the* creation
Robe'll Etx'ixlorl of tlx* art de
partment
rile* academic prex*essi«H
include the 1 governor anel lie*u
tenant gove rnor the* chane •
aixl vice* chancedlors ot the* I m
versity system, the* Beiard «»f
Regents.
The Presidents party will in
elude student ri'pri'sentafives
the* faculty, officers e»t the* I in
ve'rsity Founelation. pre>siele*nt ol
the* Alumni Society pre*siele*nts
of otlx'r University system col
le*ge's arxl official d(‘l(*gates
These* last ine lude' re'pre'senta
five's of all institutions of higher
(duration in Georgia. re'pre*sent
atives eel approximately 300 hi
stitutions e»f highe r education in
the United State's anel abroad
Sl.t III I Alt A Ol ^1 Ml Dl. \N HI sk
I o Speak oil laiw Day I'rogiam
Rusk To Speak
for
aw
I)
ay
Secretary ol State* Dean Husk | Carolina,
will lx* tlx* fi'atureel s|x*aker feu science
the annual l-iw Day Program!
Mav 4 in tlx* lux* arts aueli Winning
torium I *Wp be-
majoring in peilitieal
a Rlxxle's Scholar-
studied philosophy.
Admission \o tlx* speech will |' H,l| lie s anil economics at St
Eelwin Gerschetski has writ
ten an original score* feu the*
processional whie*h will b*
played by the* University-Civic
Symphony unde*r the* <hre*ction
of J Kimhall llarriman
lx* by tickets only due> tei tlx 1
| 111111(1x1 capacity ol tlx* aueh
lor mm. aerorriing to Dean
Umelse'v Cowen of the* law
school.
Se'iTe'tary Rusk is Honorary
President of tlx* Ame*rie*an
Society for Internatiexuil l«iw a
member of tlx* Council on Fes
eign Relations anel Din Ikt.i
Kappa
A native e»f (broker County.
Rusk atte*iMle*el Atlanta public
schexds and graduated
Davidsetn College* til
John s ( olle ge*. Oxford
lie* has b*e*n awarde*e! Iioneir-
rary degrees of LL.D by Mills
(olle'ge*. Davidson College- Uni
versity ol California. Prince
ton University. Emory Uni
ve'rsity. Columbia University.
Harvard UniveTsity. Geewge
Washington Colle ge anil a num-
b*r of others
from
Yoi tli
m Atlanta.
Flewedlen was beirn in Eiilau-
la. Ala . aixl rex*eived degrees
Humphrey Chance Good
Bentley Cells Students
By CHRISTOPHER BONNER
Potential gubernatorial eandi
date Comptroller General
James I. Bentley said Monelav
night at the l-iw Aueh torium
that pote*ntial presidential can
didate Hubert ilumphre'v has a
strong chance to hike Georgia
in the' natiemal elee tion
Spe*aking in the* first Student
National Forum Association of
the* Inde'fx'nekm Party. Bentley
saxl The* Johnson culture* of
left voles should be* turrxxi te»-
wards Humphrey lie* added
lx* expesieei Nixon to get tlx-
Journalism
Group Taps
Republican ixunination. and
tliat "Rex'kv isn’t lot>t)\ing g«xxl
enxigli for tlx' draft
On his own future tlx* Upson
County native said i have
been in government since rr>|-
le'ge* aixl I would like* to remain
in geivernment It is eweryone’s
respexisibility to s»*e*k luglxr of-
liee.
Ikntley said The Governor
ot Genrgia is tlx* most |x)we>rtul
in tlx* Sexitlx*ast 'I’lx* geivernor’s
of South Carolina ane< Flonela
an* titular Ixnels He* main
tained tliat there slxiulel lx*
more deeded < iff ices hi Georgia
to better e*xpos«' government tei
tlx* people "/Ys it stands now.’
Bentley said. * (ieeiriga lias se*v-
en edlicials elected state-wiek*
University graduate* Bentley
denied tkit this would iminas-
culate* tlx* autlioritv of the* Gov
e*mr "The (Jemrixir still has
authority through appreijiria
turns aixl legislative intluerx-e
He* hifit«*el tlut officials shexild
lx* lust responsible to tlx* jxh>-
ple* ol tlus state* aixl llien to tlx*
Gejvemor
Bentley said that tlx* I'resi-
ekiit’s Commission on C ivil l)is-
ofders ‘missed tlx* (mniiI wlx n
it blanxxi white* racism lor the*
riejts Tlx* eause* is cungestiem
Still. |x*ople* don 4 I lave* tlx*
light to ek'Streiv eitle'S
i projects in tlx* last lour ye ars
1 Fle*we*lle*n. who is married anei
lias twei children, is a member
of tlx* American Ae counting As-
sex'iation. the National Associa
tion of Accountants anel tlx* Fi
nanci.il Executives Institute* Ib
is national Chairman ol tlx \<
counting Careers Ueiunnl arxl a
member e»f the* Advisory (iroup
to the* 1 niter! State's Coinuus-
siemer eil Internal Revenue*
The ne w dean. whe» is 49 will
suereeel Dean J Whitney Bunt
ing wtxi le*lt tlx* University last
January I to become pre*sxk*nt
of (ie*eirgia College* at Millerfgf-
ville Robert T Se'gre-st has
lx*e*n serving as acting elean ot
the* sclxxil in tlx* interim
Sigma Chi l)erhy Week
Includes Modern I enus
An infantry reserve* officer
since* grneluatxn from Davklsexi.
lx* was e*alle*d tei ae five* duty
in December 1940 lie* t<M»k
pait in twei campaigns in Bur
ma. rising t«» tx* De*puty Chief
of Sfafl for that thc*atre* with
tlx* rank e»l colone*l lie* was
a wanks! the* l^*gion of Merit
.irhI Oak leaf Cluster
Tlx* 32nd annual Sigma Chi e'ludes a signature e*onte*st which
Derbv will tx* he*lel this S^durdas begins texlay anel
thresigh riiurselav
cern 1 in ue*s
Frxlav men
in the' Atlx'ns High Sclxxil sta
diurn at two p m The* Derby cli-! rung tlxre* will lx* ilx* Derbv
mam a week of prelint inary Hunt with 20 hidden Derhyi and
contests ! <‘lue*s provieksl bv the* Sigma
( lu s Alser on Friday tlxre* will
Pledge* arxl ne*w initiate's of ( be tlx* ledtermg e»f tlx* ekrhys by
each of the* 18 serenities will par I the sorority members
as Flour Power a ke*v hunt in
llexir Sejiies'/e* a Sig will ronsist
erf just (hat with e-aeh sorority
hugging a Sigma Chi brother wlx»
will tx* hooke d up with a gauge*
ter measure* tlx* strexigent seju
e*e*ze* There* will also lx* a Foui
liCggeii Rae*e* whieh will use
three* participants in t«*.Hi ol t\^o
Following his release frerm ac
tive duty in February, 194ft.
Rusk je>irx*el the* Department
erf Slate* as Assistant Chiel <4
tlx* Division e »f lntern.itxxi.il
Sex*urity Affairs lie* returned
ter tlx* war elepartment m May.
194ft where* lx* served a.> Sjx*-
cial Assistant ter the* Secretary
erf War
ticifrate* Saturelay in the* various
j cexnpe'titxms ferr (xrints Tlx* so-
rernty with the* most [xnnts at tlx* I
e*rxl of the* Derbv becomes the*
winner
In March. 1947 he* re*joine*ei
| tlx* De‘partme*nt erf State as
elirertetr erf the* either erf I nitexl
Natxxial Affairs
Saturday's
e lixk
fe*stivitie*s will in
llx'ie* will lx* mil e*ve*nt.s in alii
Prediminarv e*omtx*titiem
... _.. In January 21
Dre ss tlx* I 'ledge* whe*r «*j W ||f| trophy going ter tlx* first! J,wwrn m *' s the*
'•*' h s,,r ' ,r "' wlM ,lr " ss ;l |ilari' wmitT in . i« h mnl. sl '* >»•;■•••
( I. I*d*- .lion* the IIhiii.. ..I d rnlillllM( K , Mn({
ID "*>“,1,,. wmnrr ol llw -ntne l). rtn
alser be* a Cnicken ( hase as we*ll \ ’ • • .
\ixomtes
1961 lx* was
;>4th se*ere*tary
Debate Coach
I New Leader JSetv Chairman
-
Wayne Kent, a s«‘nie>r [ruhlie
relatums maj«rr in the* journal
ism schiNtl arxl assistant husi
ne^s manager of tlx* Red anel
Black. Thursday was eler-ted
prvsient of Sigma Delta Cfu
prertessiexial journalism sejcietv
Butch Se-ott. managing editerr
of the* Heel and Bbck was
elected vice pre*sxk*nt and Jim
Clavltjn was narni*d s*rretar\
A treasurer will be ekrted at
a later date
Students tapped ferr member
ship were Harold Wardlow
Gjuis Pace. Berb Ingle. Richard
Moore Harry Franklin Bill Cor
dell John R Pool. Roy Crow
ley. Dink* Mote Jim Graham
and Pa» Rogers
Hv MARK ( \I.IM,RIDGE
Dr Richard C Huse-roan
lx*ad coaeh of the* Gexrrou <k*
bate* team, was ek*e-te*e| ( hair
man erf the* Natxmal Debate-
Tournament Commitu-e at their
meeting in New Y»rk Citv la^t
week
IIh* meeting was fn-ld in eem
junction with the* Natxmal In
vitatxxial Debate tournament
where* the ( mversity was re
presented for its second year
in a row
Huseman will succeed Anna
bed Hayg'xxl. h»*a«l ek*bate* coach«
at the University eil Alabama in
the one year tenure office
The duties <rf the cufrimitte*e
cliairmari irxluek* eners**e*mg
tournament cixrnlination in tlx-
eight national districts afrproving
and (rrgani/mg budgets tor
tournaments arxl direrting <rl
texirnament |rrex-edure*s
The committee*
12 (rthe*r members
natxxial debit*-
e-lading pf(rfe*SMX
als4» irx lixk*s
Aell krx.wn in
circles in
ile-lb JaliX's
of Dartrixxith Texn M*<’lam
of Northwestern, arxl pro
fessor George Schell of Ixiyola
of I>»s Angeles
Huse*man served as veretary
of the tournament committee
last year and also was lx*ad
of the* Sxitheastern fVmferenre
Debate District
insidi;
• Alix>k at the* campus police
res-ords for the* weekend shows
a pig was arrested in Russel
Hall an bmest-tiegixxlnes\ trig
I'b* details are oti Page Two
• Georgia s baseball leam
went into Frxlav s two-ganx*
se ries with visting Florida as tlx
SEC Eastern Ihvuxn lea*k*rs
Irut tlx* Gators k*ft S^tturdav
perched on toft ol tfx* league*
Page* Six tells what happened
• Sleep seems to lx- a favorite
University fiastime bit have vimj
t*ve*r Wexxlereel lx»W to gel tlx re ’
Page Five offers vxne* suggt*s
turns
• Pre sidential candidal* . Bil
ly Payne* arxl Robhv Williams
issue* ttx-ir fin<tl (aiupaign state
rrxnts *xi Page Seven
• I-
•kddx-ration tfx* stuek-rit referen
dum billot is printed (Xi Pages
10-11
Dog S Life* 3
Editorials 4
Election SfXTial 7-12
Exchange Corner 7
0 Brien s Six-nanig.ins
IpOfl ti
Wfjmen s Interests 5
Henderson Leads e
(Concert I'onighl
I-ist year s winners were Kap !
pa Alpha The*ta and Delta Phi
)|isilixi who tied tor lust place
aivl Delhi Delta lk*|ta who cap
tured se*e«xxl plaee*
Show Hint
Skiteh llerxkrsexi eexiifx»se*r.
conductor pianist, ranxite*ur anel
<xx* of tlx- emintrv s ixitstarxhng
cexK*ert and te*k*visxxi jx-rsex
nalitics will b* the gixst
nxxiuctor ot the Atlanta Svm
jifxxiv Orelxstra in a coneert
of fiop arxl show tune, a* fb-
Collseillll t(Xllght at M <•< < k
ranks of tb* eountrv •
sympbxiv oreb'stras
2f> mapx
lletxk r "0 who |n familial to
television viewers as mu-i'al
director ol lb- Txught h- w
bgan his career is a* re-
hearsal pianist arxl <*r< b*sirat<x
for motxxi f>icture*s just alter
collegi and eyentuallv moved
to tb- mu ical le.xkrship ol tb-
bggest program then on radio
Tlx- Ring ('rosbv Hour
As tb kcystixx* of Atlanta s
musical life tlx Sympbxiv not
(xilv pcrfex’ms tlx* great i la -x al
refire-torv in iimcerl bit also
fumisb-s lb* music al ae (ixupani
nx nt so vital to professional
fx'rfermancs- ol otbr |x*rl*xming
arts such as ballet opera,
ebxal works aixl musical tb-atre
Run m nxnjuixtxxi with tb
Derbv is tb* Miss M*xkrn Venus
Contest Each seroritv enters two
pledges lor eexisideratum aixl
frexn which are pieke*d ten firxil
isLs at tb* Derby Saturdav night
Miss M'xkrn Ve*nus is eretwixsl
at tb* Sigma Chi Ixxis** Inxnl
among tb* finalists 'Ilx* curre-nl
Miss Mexkrn Venus is Sns.»n
(’reel
Youth fix' Nixon will meet a
7.1) pm hxiight in lb* Liw
Sebxd auditorium to .is* a M)-
miniite* film abxit tb* views of
tb- 1'resick‘iitial I.uxlidate
It will also b* a raHv meet
ing fix Wednesday's Oxiice ft«
nxxk ele-etxxi. said Jofin I)
Felt man. |>ri‘side*iit of ib* I’m
veTsitv's Vexing Republkans
Nixixi eampaign bitt<xis and
litet jture will also b- avaibbk*.
aerexding to Feltman
All e*ve*nts during tb* week will
b* at tb* Sigma (111 biuse* and at
Mhens High School ixi Saturdav
(Mlxvrs fix' ib* c ampus cam
paign (Xganization will also b*
eiectcd
Tb* Atlanta Svrnpbxiv is
of tb* voung«*st orcb*stra.
ai tix-ve natxxial promirx-rx •
tb* past quarter < enturv
He*ixieis(Xi is re*pfesente*el on
discs b»tti as pianist arxl esxv
dix tor Ills latest albums l«x
Odumbia reeixds inclixle two
hit hroadwav show soxes
Manx- and Sweet (‘haritv
Two of his di.tme live* at tb*
f>iarx»albims are- Tonight arxl
Mexv Tonight
Itiilcs Up for Note
Five
hxjfxk-d
years after it was
in I94.'» it joined tb*
In Dxxkxi b* re-«ix'*k*el < t«»r
Dex ca» Prokolie-lf s IVter and
to* Wertt irxi s.iirc
( armval of tb Xnirnals
Ekxtxxis lie student txxly and the new judiciary must be
officers and st»xk*nt senator*, i voted upon
will b* ttxixxrow Student.
will also have* tb* ofefxxtutiitv Tb* rules revisxxi proposal
to vote ixi tb* rules revisioni appears in total on |iagt*s 10
which the student si*nate has ben j and 11 It is printed in exact
wx-king (Xi lor tb* past vear ballot form to that pre*sented
There will b* seven anxm! j ((Ximmtow but tb* balkrts m the
iix*nts up Ux stueknt afifxoval paper cannot be used
* * SPECIAL ELECTION ISSUE * *