Brown and White Vol. 74 No. 42

              lehigh university brown and white vol 74 — mmmmmmm no 42 bethlehem pa — tuesday april 16 1963 866-0331 foreign news analyst speaks lehigh university played host saturday to an all-day international affairs institute presented by the foreign policy association of the lehigh valley the institute consisted of five panel discussions and a lecture by upi foreign news analyst phil newsom this was the third year the institute has been conducted dr george d harmon professor and head of the department of history was chairman newsom the keynote speaker stated that venezuela was the brightest spot in the latin-american picture the budget of the country is balanced and funds earmarked for venezuela have not been used he stated newsom predicted that venezuelan president betancourt would c the first president in the country's history to live out his term of ffice and turn over his office to a freely elected successor the people of venezuela he noted are trying to improve them elves and have already much improved conditions in caracas the latin america examined phil newsom right upi foreign news analyst was the featured speaker at the third annual inter national affairs institute sponsored by the foreign policy association of the lehigh valley at left is john strohmeyer editor of the bethlehem globe-times who introduced newsom at the banquet-lecture see pages four and five for articles on the individual panel discussions of the institute shafer addresses sophs by david lewandowski the class of 65 was urged to pursue excellence by building bridges of personal achievement character and good citizenship by lt gov raymond f shafer of pennsylvania at the sophomore class banquet last thursday think of the bridges that have been built tor you and made it pos sible for you to have the type of education you have today at le high he said shafer urged building a few bridges of our own so that future generations might have even a better education college men shafer said have a tremendous opportunity to take advantage of the things prepared for them take advantage of ev ery opportunity—don't let them slide by he urged the sophomores to de velop their minds time talents and skills to their utmost you must not let mediocrity be your goal you must be at least better than average to get ahead the opportunities you don't take ad vantage of now will hurt you later he said in regard to the bridge of char acter shafer said if we are not true to ourselves we ourselves will be the final loser the lieutenant governor said that the decisions now being made in harrisburg will affect pennsyl vanians for the rest of their lives you should be concerned he said government will only be as good as we as well concerned citizens make it learn what is going on about current affairs participate in po litical campaigns he urged we must acquire the best minds and the best abilities in government shafer concluded if you build these three bridges you will be fulfilling your duty to yourself your profession and your com munity the task is a personal re sponsibility how well the bridges are built depends on each indi vidual but it does lie in each one of us to do as well as we can satellite's role in forecasting weather cited scientist's are attempting to teach electronic computers to forecast the weather professor hans a panofsky department of meteorology pennsylvania state university said at the final sigma xi lecture this year the men conducting the experi ment being carried out at the uni versity of maryland have found the gathering of the data to feed the computer the most difficult problem he added this problem led prof panofsky into the subject of his lecture — meteorological satellites about ten of these meteorologi cal satellites have been sent into orbit so far he said they are equipped with cameras—both con ventional and infra-red used o take pictures of clouds the amount of radiation which leaves the earths atmosphere de termines whether or not there will be an increase in wind activi iy-cyclones hurricanes etc pan ofsky explained by piecing together the visible and infra-red pictures the scien tists can tell whether the cloud was hot or cold and how high it was since high clouds are cold sheltermate no 10 nancy — our tenth sheltermate is a five-foot-two eyes not blue junior at saint luke's school of nursing and seems to be a b&w admirer time to break our legs gentlemen oxford style set for frat debate audience to comment a former ugly man and a university student will defend the place of the fraternity system in a debate sponsored by delta omicron theta the debate honorary at 7:30 p.m thursday in packard audi torium edward o smith jr 1961 winner of the ugly man contest and university resident fellow in history and bertram w gross jr 64 will oppose dr david m greene assistant professor of english and ~ robert d krotzer 64 on the topic resolved that fraternities should be abolished the debate will be of the ox ford union audience participation type the format of the debate will be as follows each speaker will have a ten minute constructive speech the audience will have 20 minutes for comments then each team will have five minutes for a summary statement there will be a 25c charge for the debate this is really a dona tion to supplement the student activity committee's allocation to the debate squad for their inter cohegiate activities in case you do not possess a paltry two-bits then i am sure that any d.o.t member will float a loan for you at the nominal in terest rate of 6 per annum said don k wright debate coach and assistant professor of speech statements on debate po sitions prepared for the broizm and white by two of the participants appear on page three l.u rochester singers to give concert april 20 the glee club and the univer sity of rochester women's chor us will present a combined con cert saturday night at 8:15 p.m in grace hall the works presented will be stiavinsky the sorcerer's tale conducted by ward woodbury di rector of the women's chorus chabrier a la musique con ducted by allan ross assistant to wccdbury and stravinsky sym phony of psalms conducted by robert cutler director of the glee club and professor and head of the department of music an orchestra composed partly of band members will perform in a la musique and symphony of psalms an instrumental ensem ble from the university of roch ester will play the soldier's tale dancers from rochester will also perform two students injured in three-car collision two university students were among five persons injured in a three-car crash saturday evening in center valley admitted to st luke's hospital were john w fulton jr 65 with a concussion john cutbert 20 bethlehem concussion and edwin roth and his wife violet of coopersburg pennsylvania state police said landis was traveling east on a legislative route when he lost control of his car rounding a curve and smashed head-on into a car operated by roth fulton behind landis smashed first into the roth auto then landis car and finally careened into a field see satellites page 9 see latin page 9