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Show THE HERALD JOURNAL Campus Awaits Evaluation Committee self An intensive, year-lon- g evaluation study at Utah State University will be climaxed early next week with the visit of a committee from the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools. The committee, including representatives of professional accrediting groups in several areas, is coming at the invitation of university officials as part of its said program of L. Mark Neuberger, dean of academic administration and acting president. Chairman of the committee which will remain on the campus Monday through Thursday is Linus J. Carleton, dean of the College of Education, Montana State University. Dean T. S. Kerr Executive Coordinator for the Higher Commission, Mos- NEA BAD MOMENTS OVER Ttcphot WiUis Hobbs, pilot of South Korean airliner hijacked by Communist gunmen last month, is pictured during press conference on his arrival in San Francisco from Tokyo with his family. Following the capture of his plane, Hobbs said he had a few bad moments when he thought he was going to be shot. Here, catching forty winks on Hobbs shoulder, is his daughter, Janice, and in the background his wife and daughter. me report is unique because of wide participation of the faculty, said Dean Carlisle. Dean Neuberger noted that all of the University are fully accredited at this time and the report, plus recommenda-- i tions of the visiting committee will result in refinements in off-- : . re-tadministration, struction, search, and students, The major portion of the re- - i iuuj a mu uiiivcisiiy College. Additional sections of port is devoted to detailed ments on each of the academic the report deal with the Summer colleges: Agriculture, Business School and off campus instruc- tion programs and the School of he state-divisio- All Western Smorgasbord Served Every Saturday and Sunday EASY PLAN FOR ALL YOUR EASTER NEEDS USE SEARS j committee. 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What the Soviet Unions No. 1 Communist carried one step further was a thorough house cleaning of the upper ranks. Last June he started removing the obstructions in the Soviet leadership which often made rough going in the past. Now, by stepping into the premiership, Khrushchev further guaranteed that he will not meet opposition in charging this countrys domestic and foreign policy. Khrushchev is as outgoing, as fond of traveling and of talking as Stalin was withdrawn, stationary and isolated within his Krem- Special Purchase Size S-- L Three fieri of fine mesh nylon made in Heres a duster collection that really makes saving horsehair experfly white and pastels. Shop while assortment is sense! Three spring styles Starve Protest Tex. OP) BROWNSVILLE, threatCuban six rebels Thirty ened today to starve to death in jail if necessary to protest the federal scuttling of their heavily armed expeditionary force. The men, mostly American citizens and New York residents, w'ere captured by the U. S. Coast Guard Thursday as they sailed in a chartered freighter to join the guerilla warfare led by Fidel Castro against Cuba's President Fulgencio Batista. A Coast Guard cutter rammed vessel to capture the arms-lade- n the revolutionaries and four crew members. The men began their hunger strike at the evening meal Thursday. They filed into the County jail dining room in orderly fashion but refused to touch their food. The Nicaraguans ate. A spokesman said the warriors eat for a week or would not month, however long we are in jail, even if we starve to death. Unless they post bond, they are likely to remain in jail until May 11, the next scheduled meeting date of the federal Grand Jury. The revolutionaries include a doctor and a Pentecostal preacher who is chaplain of the force. Bond was set at $7,500 for all but one member of the group. He was Antonio Del Conde of Mexico City, who was charged with primary responsibility for the purchase of the rebel arsenal and the charter of their warship. His bail was set at $15,000. ot Eyes Trip Home conWASHINGTON gressional delegation will leave for home in the next two weeks. Rep. William A. Dawson will be in Utah for two speeches Saturday before the Salt Lake County Republicans and at a dedication ceremony for a new post office in Midvale. Sen. Wallace F. Bennett will be in Salt Lake City, April 3 for sessions of the Latter-da- y Saints Church conference and to autograph copies of his new book Why I Am A Mormon. Both Sen. Arthur V. Watkins and Rep. Henry Aldous Dixon plan to leave for Utah after ConEastgress adjourns for a er recess April 3. ... colors. Own two . . own them all! complete. Permotone Men's Wash and Wear Dress Shirts lin stronghold. 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Himes, director of and of University research and students services; Dr. J. Stew'art Dr. L. R. Humpherys, professor Williams, dean of the school of emeritus. Complete Catering Service erings and Subject matter contained in the reports submitted to the visiting committee members and edited by Prof. Ira N. Hayward of the department of English, includes a statement of objectives, evi-- ; dences of stability, finance, the school plant, materials and equip-- 1 ment, the library, registrars records: curriculum, faculty, in- - mem- cow, Idaho is an ber of the committee. For more than a year commit- tees of the faculty and adminis-- , tration have been preparing self--; evaluation reports on all areas of the university, said Dr. John C. Carlisle, dean of education and chairman of the evaluating , 1 FRIDAY. MARCH 28. 1958 Logan (Cache County) Utah (IP) A pleat. Pert shades, 7 to North Main St. Logan, Utah. Ph. 501 261 Anything we can do to help.?'j. money 14. |