Brown and White Vol. 70 no. 14

              trexler representing the muh lenberg weekly and frank orpe from the allentown morn ing call robert cochnar acted as moderator the taped program is to be pre sented over wlrn on monday eve ning at 8:30 cochnar began asking the ques tioning by asking would you de scribe yourself senator as a proxmire democrat or a johnson ray burn democrat clark well i think i'm closer to bill proxmire than i am to lyndon and sam cochnar why would you say so sir clark i think generally speak ing proxmire follows the lead of northern liberals whose leaders in the senate for the last two years at least have been hubert humph rey and paul douglas as to my self i think rayburn and johnson seem to be a little closer to the cen ter than we do walters what do you consid er sir to be the most pressing see dulles page 11 eisenhower era over says senator clark demo demands must be met by robert j cochnar president eisenhower and the re publican party should go more than halfway in meeting the demands of the 86th congress u s sen joseph s clark said last night the eisen hower era has ended the pennsyl vania legislator proclaimed and the president has an obligation to recognize that fact the democrat spoke to a packard auditorium audience on the responsibilities of political leadership culminating an afternoon of discussion with le high students and faculty mem bers and two university dinners his visit was sponsored by pi gamma mv national social sci ence honorary phi beta kappa and the cooperative lecture series the democratic party has out lined its program for the new con gress sen clark said in a recent speech by the u.s senator from texas and senate majority leader lyndon johnson the major planks of the democratic congress platform were noted including 1 funds to support an agency for outer space research 2 a program to deal with the peaceful use of atomic pow er 3 federal support to increase the water supply of urban areas of the western and eastern sections of the country 4 the need to review foreign policy 5 the need for a consistant policy for latin america 6 the need for a farm program to replace the benson program 7 the need for an adequate labor bill to protect labor interests from racketeers 8 a home for every amer ican family to this sen clark added his per sonal goals for the forthcoming congress he proposed 1 an ex tension of the minimum wage laws 2 better standards for unemploy ment compensation 3 further ad vances in the development of social security benefits and 4 some thing in the field of integration with this in mind the 57-year old lawmaker continued how is see higher page 12 ters motion that rhc eliminate freshmen from its organizational setup and work under the or ganization which proved so suc cessful last year topping told walters that his mo see rhc page 11 acclaimed jazzman mulligan in grace saturday freshman cabinet took no action wednesday night on rhc president dick topping's latest proposal to end the frosh-rhc stalemate the cabinet was told that top ping had proposed that fresh men be eliminated from rhc so cial life while remaining in the overall rhc structure regarding lafayette weekend ar cadia president larry wright told the cabinet that arcadia was hold ing a meeting next tuesday to dis cuss school spirit as related to the lafayette game the meeting com pulsory to all freshmen will prob ably be held at 4 p.m in packard lab auditorium wright explained that atrcadia was encouraging sanity as well as spirit in this year's lafayette ac tivities all lafayette committee chairmen reported satisfactory progress for their particular activity in other action cabinet discussed see arcadia page 10 winning immediate fame following a meteoric rise in the jazz world in a period of only a few years mulligan has received critical acclaim from san fran cisco to paris he's played concerts clubs and col leges over that period and never failed to leave a happy audience mulligan's popularity can be shown by the results of one of the many recent jazz polls in which he has walked away with top honors in the latest playboy poll he received 60 per cent of all votes cast for bari tone sax nearly 10 times as many as his closest com petition his vote total in this particular survey was more than double that of all competition playing with such stars as bob brookmeyer red mitchell zoot sims chico hamilton and chet see mulligan page 3 the club is filled with smoke and chatter on the stand a septet rockets through the blues . . . in front of the main mike gerry mulligan is bending back and blowing ferociously into his bari tone . . ." that's how the current issue of downbeat de scribes gerry mulligan at work tomorrow lehigh students will get an opportunity to watch the interna tionally-acclaimed musician at work in grace hall mulligan and his quintet move into grace hall at 8 p.m to provide the first concert of the year on campus if advance ticket sales are any indication the top-notch jazz group will play to a good-sized audience no xmas cards for frosh--ifc no christmas cards may be sent to individual freshman from fraternities such was the edict handed down at a short ifc meeting held last monday night not complete scrooges how ever ifc said it would be all right for houses to send cards to frosh dorm sections rhc president dick topping took steps tuesday night to remove freshmen from the social life of rhc and to reduce the rhc assess ment of freshmen the prexy directed treasurer david horn to draw up a new budget including only the epitome and business expenses he also told horn to make up a separate social budget for rhc this would reduce the freshmen assessment since the actual rhc budget would be smaller topping explained that upper classmen and freshmen should be united in order to present a uni fied front when problems common to all residence halls arise he pointed out however that in such areas as the planning of social events the two groups should be separate this will be the case when the new budget goes into ef fect topping's statements came during the discussion of housing facilities chairman robert wai thomas jensen vol 70 — no 14 danes to play brahms nielson tonight in grace friday nov 14 1958 bethlehem pa face the campus u.s sen joseph s clark d-pa faced a panel of student editors from lehigh and muhlenberg during his one day stay at lehigh the program will be broadcast over wlrn monday at 8:30 p.m senator says south must obey court the danish national orchestra will present the opening concert of the current concerts-lecture series in grace hall at 8 this evening the 96 musicians will be conducted by john frandsen and thomas jensen the first half of the program conducted by frandsen will consist of weber's overture to euryanthe and carl nielsons symphony no z the four temperaments jensen will lead the orchestra during the second part of the program which will feature brahms symphony no 1 in c minor opus 68 jensen conducted this orchestra when it toured the u.s six years ago tonight's program will be a preview of that to be presented at car negie hall on sunday nov 16 they will close the american tour nov 20 in philadelpiha the program will mark an other first in the 23 year history of the series it will be the first time that two conductors have led a symphony orchestra at lehigh the orchestra under the patron age of king frederick ix of den mark is ranked as one of the lead ing symphonic ensembles in europe it has made more than 50 recordings in the past 10 years and has been invited to play at the major music festivals of europe the orchestra has appeared twice at the edinburgh festival last sum mer . participated in the sibelius festival in helsinki finland and has been invited for a special fes tival in 1959 in lebanon jensen who will conduct the second half of the concert is the protege of carl nielson den mark's foremost composer a graduate of the royal danish academy as an organist and cellist he has served as conduct or of the tivoli symphony in tivoli gardens director of the boyd neel orchestra in london england and leader of the phil harmonic society of aarhus be fore taking the chief post at the helm of the danish national orchestra a year ago frandsen is known to americans chiefly through his best-selling re corded performance of nielson's third symphony which the danish national orchestra issued two years aigo on the epic label he is a grad uate of the danish royal conserv atory he served as organist at the see danish page 12 john frandsen arcadia frosh will discuss lafayette spirit the south must follow the su preme court's decision on integra tion as a matter of principle the good neighbor policy should be exercised in latin america and opposition to dulles quemoy policy were among the stands taken by u s sen joseph s clark dem pa on wlrn's face the campus college press confei'ence thurs day the panel of newspapermen quizzing the senator included robert walters robert grin chuk and charles miller rep resenting the brown and white john hood of wlrn chuck rhc moves to lower freshman assessment lehigh university brown and white