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… 5krl igan 43ait FREE COPY Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom . 91 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 1, 1963 TIMER eLr .r A AmJ T TWENTY-EIGHT '1 gents Adopt Permanent Speaker Regulatioi T * * * * * * * * * * * omne ashes ud APA FESTIVAL: To Present Shakespeare Bid for Increas Sihced $6 Milie Niehuss Expresses.'Disapointm4 Anticipates Only 'Token' Trime CT By DEBORAH BEATTIE The Association of Producing Ar...…

…A SORORITY RUSH PRO AND CON See Editorial Page YI Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom 1444IO&V 47latl]g A -I-qpl MILD High-3S Low-24 Partly cloudy and warming, with light variable winds LXXII, No. 92 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1963 SEVEN CENTS TWELVE PA Swainson, Labor Dump Collins By WILLIAM BENOIT Special To The Daily GRAND RAPIDS - Fierce Fri- day night campaigning, the sup- port of Michigan labor unions, a...…

…mate By DAVID MARCI Report Cites Fac US Oniversity faculty members overwhelmingly approved continued participation in intercollegiate athletics a University sub-committee's report released yesterday shows. But the faculty also registered its disapproval of several Western Conference policies including grants-in-aid to athletes, regardless of need and the minimum standard set by the conference for the admission of athletes. Lessen Profession...…

…BRITAIN AND THE MARKET See Editorial Page Sir :43atty MILD High-38 Low-2O North winds and colder Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL LXXIII, No. 94 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1963 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES MeNamara Claims Arms For Cuba Attack Decrease Council Passes Regent Motion 4 By The Associated Press WASHINGTON-The secretary of defense and the United States intelligence chief said in quick succession yester...…

…GUZOWSKI'S AMENDMENT See Editorial Page Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom A6F 471 4ir a t ty MUCH COLDER High-17 Low-3 Considerable cloudiness today, continued cold tomorrow .Wr7W r vr . wr.r , n __ I VUL .L.XXJI, No0. 95 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8.1963 SEVENC ENTS EmuIRT PA[ __ __ _.. an1,a.CL a.t W REVEAL FAILURES: Table Move To Dissolve IQC By MICHA19L ZWEIG , Interquadrangle Council last night debated a...…

…CREDIT WITHOUT CLASS-HOURS Y L i qgFan 43a ommomqwl"- CONTINUED COLD High-2O Low-1U Increasing cloudiness today. occasional light snow tonight See Editorial Page Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1963 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Pro-Nasser Coup Overthrows Iraqi Governmen -AP Wirephoto REVOLT IN IRAQ--Rebel forces from Habbaniya are reported to have led the revolt which cru...…

…CLASSIFIED SNAFU See Editorial Page iL Swi r i gan :4Ia iti LIGHT SNOW High-20 Low--10 Cold and cloudy today. a little warmer tomorrow Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom No. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1963 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES P tnod DELEGATION OF POWER: To Write Bylaw for SGC I By GLORIA BOWLES / The formulation of a new by-law which would clarify two problems of delegation of powers, and thus make it p...…

…NEW GREEK ROLE: PHI KAPPA TAU Sep Editorial Page Y , t cl i an :43 i14p COLD Hligh-25 Low-12 Partly cloudy and slightly warmer, today and tomorrow Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom LXXIII, No. 98 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1963 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES REGENTAL ELECTION: SGC Group Forms Criteria By MICHAEL OLINICK Editor A special Student Government Council comhmittee reached tenta- tive agreement last night...…

…NEGRO LAERS IN THE SOUTH II, Seventy-Two Years of Editorial. Freedom :4Ia itli COLD Higia-w8 Low--1Q Continued cold with scattered snow flurries See Editorial Page VOL. LXXIII, No. 99 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1963 SEVEN GENTS SIX PAGES 'U'May Not Offer Delta Merger Bill Niehuss Informs House Committee Can't Meet This Week's Deadline By KENNETH WINTER It appears that the University won't present a bill enabling it to...…

…BICYCLE STAKING' See Editorial Page Y 131k43U 471A6F i MOSTLY CLOUDY High-23 Low-8 Light snow flurries turning colder tonight Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXII, No. 100NANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1963 SEVEN CENTS Recommends Student-Faculty Govern EIGHT PA( lien Seek Representation As Preliminary Step Unanimous Vote Endorses Measure Urging Greater Policy Making Role By RICHARD KELLER SIMON Studernt Govern...…

…roes beck Explains Student Transfer Procei due By EDWARD HERNSTEIN Noting that the number of students requesting admission as transfers to the University has increased by more than one-third in the last five years, Assistant Director of Admissions Byron L. Groesbeck Wednesday outlined transfer procedures and operations of the, Admissions Office in that procedure. Groesbeck explained that there are two types of transfers: the transfer from on...…

…UNION OPINION OUT OF PLACE See Editorial Page Y Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom 4Ii3 CLOUDY high--2U Lo-S Chance of light snow tonight ..... . ----r--- VOL. LXXIII, No.;102 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1963 SEVEN CENTS SIX P4 ARKANSAS: Expel Ten Students for Sit-Ins By JEAN' TENANDER Ten Arkansas Agricultural Min- ing and Normal College students have been expelled for refusing to obey Arkansas AMN's Preside...…

…U Develops By PHILIP D. SHERMAN Daily Correspondent KANPUR, India - University professors here at the new Indian Institute of Technology are acting as catalysts in an. educational ex- periment that's aimed to produce a revolutionary new formula .for Indian technical education. They're providing Indian col- leagues with American ideas and insights to blend with local ex- perience and requirements to pro- duce the new compound. Basic aim is to...…

…UNIVERSITY NEEDS MORE STATE FUNDS Sitr i au &114 6I COLDER TODAY High--30 Low--27 Increasing cloudiness, chance of rain or snow tomorrow See Editorial Page Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 104ANN ARBOR, MICHIGA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1963 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES NIH REVISION: BurroughsMinimizes Effect The University will not be greatly affected by the recent tightening of National Institutes of Health Administrati...…

…HATCHER INACTION HURTS STUDENTS See Editorial Page Y Sir iEan Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom ~Iaitr COLDER High33 Low--33 Freezing drizzle, turning to snow flurries VOL. LXXIUI'No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1963 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Change Affects New Freshmen Vroman Notes Continuing Influence of Performance in High School By DAVID MARCUS College Board examinations will be a permanent requirement for all ...…

…THE COM1MUNIST 'MENACE' Sir i4rn Iait COLD WAVE High-10 Low- -3 Freezing temperatures continue through Friday. See Editorial Page Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 106 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1963 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES SGC To Recommend Changes in Women s Hours Encourages Groups To Study Problems Council Refuses To Endorse Plan To Elect Candidates By Districts By GLORIA BOWLES Student Govern...…

…WHAT CAUSED THE DEMONSTRATION? See Editorial Page Y Sir Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom :41atJ CONTINUING COLD High--2 Law-- Snow flurries today, a little warmer tomorrow VOL. LXXIII, No. 107 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1963 SEVEN CENTS SIX FAG i i 7 i 7 '71 I A 1 a 1 - { i t , i k ++ 1 ,.. t 1 j i i ,1 l 1 Allen Introduces e ns Construction Bill By DAVID MARCUS According to Regental decision Would Foree 'U' Gradu...…

…MARTHA COOK, OSA AND SGC Si44r igan :4Iait t CLOUDY High-is8 Low-12 Slow temperature rise, occasional snow See Editorial Page Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 108 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1963 SEVEN CENTS SIX. PAGES Malinovsky Cites Cuban Warning Says Soviets Would Retaliate Against 'Western' Aggression By The Associated Press MOSCOW - Soviet Defense Minister Rodion Y. Malinovsky threatened the...…

…urve Reports U' Graduate Expenses Hig)h By RICHARD KELLER SIMON It costs more to get a doctorate at the University than at other large graduate schools. In-state students here pay more than in-state students do at other state supported universities. Out-of-state students here pay more than students do at major private universities, a Graduate Student Council ;report maintains. GSC has been studying cost problems facing graduate students in l...…

…NCATE lo Inspect Education School Programs By ELLEN SILVERMAN and DAVID MARCUS The highly controversial National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education is coming to the University. The group, due to visit the education school in March of next year, hag refused to accredit more schools than it has approved in recent years. Among the institutions doing without NCATE's (pronounced En-kate) approval is the University of Wisconsin. Oth...…

…FEWER HOURS MORE CREDIT Seb Editorial Page Y S i6Fr & tit461p CLOUDY, WARMER High--20 LOW-4 Light snow later in the day Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 111 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1963 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Pierpont To Request Medical Unit Funds 'U' To Urge Committee To Include Building in Capital Outlay Planning By CARL COHEN "We intend to work as diligently as we can to get the Medical Scie...…

…'SOFT SELL' IN LANSING See Editorial Page Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom Iaii PARTLY CLOUDY High-2 Low'-5 Intermittent light snow; colder tonight VOL LXXIII, No. 112 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1963 SEVEN CENTS SIX JOBLESS PAY: Legislature Hears Proposals By The Associated Press LANSNG-Gov. George Rom- ney proposed yesterday sweeping changes in the conditions under which unemployment compensa- tion is aw...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'arties Split on Constitution House Proposal Darkens 'U'-Delta Merger Plans effective guarantee that the dis- tricts will actually be of equal size; . i 4) Fiscal provisions-"Prohibi- tion of a graduated income tax will confine Michigan in an outmoded strait-jacket; 5) Education-"Enlarging the elected State Board of Education from four to eight members in itself accomplishes nothing. Mak- ing the state superintendent of p...…

…TUE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. I Hatcher Lands Fraternity Rise Kertesz Stresses Solid Beat' In Playing Modern Works By CARL COHEN "I have always sponsored fra- ternities as an important and sig- nigicant part of the life and tra- dition of the University; however there is no reason why their at- tractiveness should not be greater in the future," University Presi- dent Harlan Hatcher said to the Fraternity Officers Conference Friday. President...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FTVneftAm- _ . a~aV ~ R/<a L 1L .. YY LL h4ILR.f . P ' IJ.LbL Phillips Notes Growing Power of Poor --- - -- - ---- -- -' "Everybody is in favor of the Alliance for Progress, but many feel that it has come too late to change Latin American attitudes toward the United States." Phillips said that many Latin Americans who have travelled in the United States also feel that mass media in their native coun- tries create an unfa...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUTRmMAI1 _____________ _ "." _. " "'5." AZI 2 U4CLA~ZJ 1 t6~D1CU1ZR , To Instruct At Foreign University By BARBARA LAZARUS Prof. Kenneth Boulding of the economics department will be a visiting professor at the Inter- national Christian University in Toyko, Japan, next year. "The International Christian University is a small college of around 1000 students which is sponsored by eight American Pro- testant demoninations. T...…

…oC1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDY SAY, FEBRI Rafferty To Seek Reforms PROF. HOWARD S. BRETSCH ..criticizes plans the wide range of abilities and interests represented in a very cosmopolitan state are question- able," Prof. Bretsch continued. The new school superintendent is a strong supporter of local school officials having the rigist to choose whatever textbooks they want for their children. But the legislature and the 10-member state board of...…

…ILY SATURDAY, FEBRUA ILY SATURDAY, FEBRU~ I'? Young Says Job Demand Leads Supply 18 per cent. However, cancella- tions also rose from 32-57, mainly because of a lack of candidates, Prof. Young noted. Salaries Rise Salary offers accepted by en- gineers were up about five per cent at all degree levels. This in- creased percentage was about the same as for the fall season last year. "Companies are putting more effort into placing people in ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY RTTVnAV- VTrRR.TTA'P.V-1 ft Iftill THE _._ICI__ A_ _AILYxgaiaiujia~PIK'~YA'7 AIfr£L.LLJ~,LJV D. v ,JDMUAnx lu, lyti3 3 Poetry To Enhance APA Show Violinist Describes Toscanini 2-6264 ' Now Shows at 7-2:50 4:50-6:50 & 8:55 Feature 30 Minutes Later 4 I Fi - really dangerous. After that it was a joy to rehearse with him be- cause we never knew what to ex- pect." If a musician made a mistake Maestro would pretend to...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDA Y. E'EBRI: Brown Describes FBI Work Graduate Tells Purchase Of Lost Hall Directory ISR Studies Student Motivation Fac _r " 1 " -- - - - - - - - - - - - - -B row n explained that the agent Enherently, they have to like is called upon to deal with people ple." of all levels. "His first interview 'hat is the way the Federal might be with a cab driver who -eau of Investigation's special has been eight years in the ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ULTURAL CENTER: Architecture Graduates Display ProposedPlans WUOM Competes with FM Channels SATISFIED: CULTURAL CENTER ...at Grand Rapids By ROBERT GRODY The graduate Architecture Stu- dio presented an, exhibition of he Proposed Cultural Center for Grand Rapids yesterday.' The exhibition was the culmin- ation of a graduate project by students in the architecture de- partment of the College of Archi- ecture and Design. Th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VT ENSIVE REORGANLZATION:. DaCosta Cites IndianActivity By BARBARA PASH The crisis in India resulting om the Chinese Communists' ag- ession has led to an intensive organization and activity in the untry's economic and political atters, Eric P. W. daCosta, man- ing director, of the Indian In- tute of Public Opinion, declared aesday evening. Speaking on the "Problems. of dia's. War Planning," he nomed at the Chinese-Indian ...…

…THE MiCNTGAN UAII.V -_..-_.. L. e_.....:.. a aa a ~aa iu1V 1\ L 1 1FIDAY, F] I STRUCTURE: Counselling Office Develops Admissions Policy Sets Equ drivalents (Continued from Page 1) I Pfnister Calls for Closer Student-Faculty Relations Ir~ " demic counselling to remain de- centralized and under the jurisdic- tion of the respective schools and colleges" and sought only clarifi- cation of the relationship between the academic and non-aca...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA DA*k, ': THE MICHIGAN BAHaV SA ITIRDAV McConnell Wins Award DAVENPORT, HALE: Establish Training Program By STEVEN HALLER program provides post-doctoral search, Prof. Cohen said. He not- raining program in animal and pre-doctoral training in this ed that the very fact that re- ,nd maintenance for veter- new field as well as an opportun- searchers may happen to utilize is has been set up at the ity for advanced students...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY QTTV" A t4* lDYT A ID t!' w THE MICHIGAN.. ° lAT Y iU1?A~Y * S&U? EY Arts and Letters PART OF COMPLEX: IST Largest Unit For 'U' Research Program Notes ADVISES GROUPS: Student Meetings Add to Bingley's Day p ll l I _. 111 DITOR'S NOTE: Professor Eder he music school wrote this ar- to explain the change in plans he University Musical Society's nber Music Festival, to be held Wednesday through Sunday.) By PROF. OLIV...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IS UPPORT HUMAT 'U' Aids I In Negle (Continued from Page 1)_ However, the committee on re- arch is still concerned about the atter, Prof. Likert said, and is ntinuing to watch this problem refully.; While guarding against undue deral control, University re- arch officials are not overly incerned about it. "The Univer- ty will not let the federal gov- nment interfere with the re- arch program. It does not i...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WENESDAY. ____C _ AN D IY Vl~l~fA FIN L QAR**X 1. AT COUNCIL: To View SGC Affiliate Aid Research Advances Economy FARMER- (Continued from Page 1) elected members from the campus at-large, and 10 ex-officios with- out voting power. The proposal requests SGC to put the motion on the ballot as a referendum in next month's elections. Currently there are 18 SGC members, 11 elected in all cam- pus elections, and seven ex-of...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'FTTRl~qD V. l'~'Ut.TTAUe £AFIld3..L 1, .A491-V _. __ ti X. V ZIMUfinX 41, lyb3 4MPUS POLITICS: Stock meyer Attacks Apathy Mooney Claims Budget Will Surpass Estimate AMPHIBIOUS WARFARE: NROTC Offers Marine Option zj - (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first in a series on student political ac- tion and student political apathy. The views of Student Government Council member Robert Ross, '63, and United States National Stu...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FE] ,, EA RCH FOR TRUTH': Wegman Cites Scholar's Role By RUCHA ROBINSON hie scholar's roles are those of municating knowledge, search- for the truth and maintain- leadership, Dean Myron E. ,man of the public health >ol said recently., :dressing 300 initiates of Phi 'pa Phi honor society, Dean ;man stressed the scholar's role he community as well as the ersity. He said that "scholar- ship is useful as a basis for...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY aa___________________ - LA/.. R,- - ATUR. Davis Views U.S. Culture Study Plan By BARBARA PASH The purpose of the American culture program is to integrate departmental courses and present a general humanistic view of Americancivilizationand its de- velopment, Prof. Joe Lee Davis of the English department and di- rector of the American culture program explained recently. It is considered an interdepart- mental, area program...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 2 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY ~ IstonII.n Discusses Musical Experience ary music is finally gaining ai prominent place in the recitalist's; repertoire. Old pieces are begin-] ning to be listened to in historical perspective. "I do not consider it the obli-1 gation of a performer to force+ modern music upon his audience. He must do what he feels is right. If he performs contemporary mu- sic with...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2~. a a ua av V"+1r ,L N V 1 Asian Sequence Gives Variety Group Asks Fewer Interstate Barriers ready to accept some out-of-state students. The authors (13 civic leaders from the 13 Western member states) assert that "a free flow of well-qualified students among col- leges and universities of our states is a valuable part of the stimulat- ing, truly maturing edu...…

…rs Pro gams GONDOLIERS' COMING: TO Consider MAIZE AND BLUE: Conference G&S Plans Two Productions Membership Prepare Frosh Weekend mCy EiHorRA gFloorshow Competition ByMCHAyEL HARRA ** Statenm ents ___________r a,>':; . "The Gondoliers"; or "The King ". By KAY PAYANT of Barataria" will be the offering s ' ",u (Continued from Page 1) creates unity in the fresh of the Gilbert and Sullivan Society ,Fosh Weekend is a month away class teaches studen...…

…Irwo THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUR SDAY, FEBRUA 7-1 r is ?tr DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN "$A.;vi}:4: 'r, fi J:'44,.5;: "'r:{} :;:":.} ,. vfi';Y, ^:S; i'4 "..4:* v4 .?}n'.;. "}}. 1{, ..*,5.;....;...."..?:?:.ryhv,":r:t,;:t;: r}.4,"i xc"xx,}}h+: { n.S:{ir::v: {'i:".v,".x .4rk,..r:'{",vRv.. 4 {v.":" ::. .. .: : : .: :: " 4'}r' r.. :' v':;CCtir: I,'.".vati4:4' "; "r "X"?.... ...rx.".s":rr.^rr."}::::s4ha t:}1'1 {{iti{4}..":a :. U U. of M. Socialist Club ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY tain Prepares New Policies II I Gaitskell Death Leaves Void * * * * * * Acts To Save tawa, Washington Row iCanada Atomic Arm ; NUCLEAR WEAPONS-Canadian Prime Minister John Diefen- baker (left) protested United States insistence on nuclear weapons for Canadian forces. Liberal leader Lester B. Pearson seconded Diefenbaker's complaint, but accused the government of vacillat- ing. National Roundup Registration Co...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAOU L ca %A LI y aanadian Cabinet Divides EDUCATION BILL: Celebrezze Defends Proposals Looking for D iefenbaker WEAPONS IN CUBA ?- Secretary Says Missile's. NDo Not Threaten U.S. WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara says five kinds of missiles "undoubtedly are stocked in Cuba" although none imperils the United States. But McNamara said "I would rather not comment" on th...…

…STHEMICHIGANDAILY President Urges Government Aid For 'Mentally Il By The Associated Press WASHINGTON-President John F. Kennedy's far reaching pro- posals to offer federal help to the mentally ill and retarded went to Congress yesterday and drew little comment. The first special mental health message ever sent to Congress by a President called for a sweeping program which would return all but a small proportion of the 600,000 hospitalized ment...…

…'7, 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 7.193 TH MICIGANDAIL PAI . ... )iefenbaker Acts To End arimn;Sets Election U.S. Ado pts Silent Policy On Canada WASHINGTON ()) - Official Washington adopted a policy of discreet, silence yesterday on the fall of John Diefenbaker as prime minister of Canada. There were no cries of approval but neither were there any loud laments. Relations between Canada and the United States have been tense much of the ...…

…9.1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY p Senators Debate Kennedy Pledge OCan Safet Labor Vote Gives Edge To, W/ilson LONDON ()-Leftist Harold Wilson was in the lead for elec- tion as head of the British Labor Party in the first-round balloting CONGRESS FIGHT ENDS: Attempts To Curb Filibuster Rule End WASHINGTON (A)-Senate in- I yesterday but missed obtainingI JOHN A. McCONE . ..Senate meetings OLE MISS:, Beg i Trial Of Barnett NEW ORLEANS (JP)-The ...…

…,1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILI PAGE T U.S. Halts Ceylon Aid' In Reaction to Seizure Of Two Oil Companies UNEMPLOYMENT: Wirtz Opposes Effect Of Cutting work Week WASHINGTON (P)-Cutting the work week by law from 40 to 35 hours would not solve unemployment and might actually reduce jobs in some industries, Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz said yesterday. Testifying before the House Ways and Means Committee, Wirtz described President John F. Kennedy'...…