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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Thursday, Mareth 13; 1975




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Most students ignore newly
opened counseling records

Dorm residents upset
by room lottery plan

(Continued from Page 1)
appointment.
Why haven't more students
gone to see their files? There
seem to be a variety of reasons,
ranging from simple lack of
curiousity to fear of problems
in getting an appointment.
"I guess if I'm curious
sometime I'll go in and see it,
but it really doesn't matter to
me now," one sphomore
shrugged.
Another student explained,
"From all the hassle I've heard
it takes, I decided not to both-
er."'
ONE freshperson though,
seemed very enthused about
the prospect of examining the
once hush-hush documents. "I1
haven't had time yet, but I'd
love to know what's in there",
she said. "There could be all
kinds of strange things."
One student who did take the
effort to see her files, found
several unusual items in her re-
cords. The student, who wished
to remain anonymous, discov-.
ered that a grade school teach-

er had written that she lacked
leadership ability -- informa- ,
tion she now-finds unfair and
unimportant.
High school counselor com-
ments have always been the
most controversial secret por-'
tion of the files. Some students
disagree about the confidential-
ity.
One sophomore complained,

"I think you should have the

fright to see the whole file. I yTMSHC
mean, you're the person it's Dorm"BreidenIS
about."ar angry
JUDGE contends that the over news that some of them
secrecy of the comments is may not be able to return to
amatter of principlet should their dorm rooms next year.
a matter of principle. 'Should Because of a large number of
we reveal what someone has .Bcueo ag ubro
written with the confidence that incoming freshpersons this fall,
wtheten wheondnethseet1the Housing Office is holding a
t?" he askewould never see lottery today to determine who
it?"he aked.will be allowed to retain their

should have told us two months
ago," he added.
Mahler's comments reflect
the sentiments of many stu-
dents. "They shouldn't have
over-enrolled" complained Lou-
is Kunimatsu. Kunimatsu said
he favored some sort of senior-
ity system to allot dorm spaces.

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rooms. SOME RESIDENTS
THOSE STUDENTS who have complained that their interests{
C l ss oomf l as their names drawn in the lot- were being sacrificed while the1
tery will be permitted to sign University was enrolling more
a non-transferable lease. There new students. "Instead of try-
T F s return to w ork are an estimated 3,500 persons ing to grab new students theyI
vying for 2,708 dorm spaces. should take care of the currentI
Dave Mahler, a West Quad ones," said Jim Hill.
(continued from Page1) ency shop and more control of resident whose name will be in P. J. Ryder, a West Quad
thing a TA does anyway," she curriculum and grading as sev- the hat today, said of the situ- resident advisor, said "If the
said. eral issues the GEO will push ation, "It leaves too much to University is growing they
SHUNNING President Robben for in their next round of con- chance, and it's too late now should build another dorm.I
Fleming's claim Monday that tract negotiations. to find an apartment. They People who want to come back
the walkout delayed settlement,
Opdyke contended "that's un- AS THE GEO voting polls
mitigated bull. We never would closed yesterday an estimated 5.4't e
have had a contract without the 375 members had voted on the orm er CIA direct
strike." ratification issue. Before the
Wileden said that despite sev- process ends tomorrow at 5 -
eral "mild disappointments" p.m., the union willtneed ap- 'stro ass ssrn1
with the contract, "It is as proximately 600 ballots - half Cs r s a s n
strong as we could realistically of the GEO membership in or-
get."der to make the ratification of-
get d t e t a kt WASHINGTON (A) - Former telephone interview, "I had fre-
Wileden indicated that the ficial. CIA Director John McCone yes- quent meetings with the Presi-
union will work for stronger de- Should the union membership terday flatly denied any know- dent and Robert Kennedy and'
mands in future contracts. vote the contract down, Wile- ledge of an agency plot to as-; with others who were concerned
He cited class size, total ag- den assumes the GEO leader- sassinate Cuban Premier Fidel about Cuba and . .. at no time
ship would return to the mem- Castro or any other foreign of- at any of those meetings was
bers to try and pinpoint the ficial. any mention made of the as-
problem areas. If the vote was "To my knowledge there's sassination of Castro."
PARK"extremely close, a second vote nothing that was brought to my McCONE headed the agency
would be initiated, he said. attention that involves any at- from 1961 to 1965 under the late
"But we haven't even consid- tempt against Castro or any Presidents John Kennedy and
TERRACE ered that possibility," laughed other person during my tenure Lyndon Johnson. Robert Ken-
the union leader. I of office," McCone said in edy was the U. S. attorney
848 T__- general during his brother's ,ad-
ministration and during the'
at Oklandi CONTEMPORARY DIRECTIONS Time n erthis week
t . 114 ownf w !tI m7n-. 1_. a g_ane hi we

should be allowed to".
Pete Newhouse had planned
to switch dorms. Due to the way
the lottery is structured, how-
ever, if Newhouse doesn't re-
turn to his current dorm, he
may not get a room at all.
"I'VE LOST any chanceof
getting in there (the other
dorm) now," Newhouse said.
"There should be a way to
switch dorms."
Because of the lottery and
the housing squeeze, ,more stu-
dents may apply for dorm space
this year than normally. Sever-
al persons said they had plan-
ned to live in apartments next
year. Because they had not
found any, the students were
placing their names in the lot-
tery as a precaution.
-
or denies
ation plo't
Peter Edelman, have said the
late senator told them he 'once
learned of and stopped a CIA ef-
fort to use the Mafia to kill
Castro prior to the Bay of
Pigs.
McCONE, who took over the
agency following the Bay of
Pigs disaster, said he developed
a very close relationship with
Robert Kennedy while CIA di-
rector and "it would have been
the most natural thing in the
world" for the then - attorney
general to tell him of the inci-
dent.
"He never said that, and he
wo'ild have," McCone said.
The former intelligence chief
said he was basing his com-
mentshbothon his own recol-
lection and on a search of his
files, which he had ordered
following the appearance of
news reports linking the CIA
and the Mafia to assassination
plots against Castro.

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IN MEMORIAM: DAVID BATES (1936-1974)
THE CONTEMPORARY
DIRECTIONS ENSEMBLE
URI MAYER, Conductor
William Albright. William Bolcom, Max Lifschitz,
Charles Owen, Guest artists

cited "credible sources" as
saying "the CIA enlisted the
expert hired-gun help of U. S.
Mafia figures in several unsuc-
cessful attempts to kill Castro
both before and shortly after
the CIA-planned Bay of Pigs in-
vasion of Cuba in 1961."
Two former aides to Robert
Kennedy, Adam Walinsky and

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