Show OGDEN A OM OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R UTAH FRIDAY EVENING JAN 19 1962 Southern University Closes Up Shop As Result of Racial Demonstrations i u 'r!iA" JVtfUOSTON TORONTO - life YORK SAN n AMMU Vi f aailftscoH cold VT f? 'wWKVr&JF V7 and CLOUD FORECAST Clark told a convocation of the university's faculty and 4300 students that segments of the student body had by participation in racial demonstrations subjected the rest of the campus to "constant harassment and intimidation which were k&£s2& CITY SJIU seriously disrupting MIAMI normal at Tom" dents had threatened new demonstrations Thursday to protest the expulsions Two sheriff's cars patrolled the campus Thursday night but there weire no reports of trouble The Rev B Elton Cox CORE field secretary who helped direct a march of 2000 Southern University students on the Baton Rouge jail on Dec 15 said closing the university would not stop agitation for racial equality Cox said Dean of Men U S rou- tine"' all--Neg- ro i3r?fVr MJMw (iAzs 1 BATON ROUGE La (UPI) — President Felton G Clark closed Southern University Thursday because he said student demonstrations against segregation disrupted studies' and campus Jones a strong opponent of CORE onstrated against segregated lunch activities on the campus is "a counters in downtown stores and modern day intellectual Uncle ' against discriminatory hiring pol He ordered the university closed 6 pm EST He told all students to pack and leave the campus Thursday was the last day of the first term Clark's action followed the expulsion of seven students who led a racial demonstration under guidance from the Congress on Racial in downtown Equality (CORE) Baton Rouge last month Some Southern University stu icies Last Dec 14 20 Southern University students were arrested and downtown jailed for ''picketing stores Next day police broke up the mass march toward the jail with tear gas and 73 more students were jailed Southern University has been a hotbed of antisegregation strife off and on for nearly two years Nearly the whole student body took part in a march to the state Capitol in April 1960 to rally support for "the cause" Since then students have dem YOUR DEPARTMENT STORE OF INSURANCE f J - INSURANCE AGENCY TtT £3 pjinn I FREEZING RAIN OR SLEET i — v I — -- j Something wrong the system designed to give him an electrical shock when he pushed ithe wrong levers As a result - Enos got buzzed when he pushed the right levers too ' 2 Something went wrong with the tiny steam jets that were supposed to stabilize his capsule in flight The poor chimp Was subjected to a continuous rocking sensation unlike anything he had ever experienced And Enos isn't the sort to take such indignities with equanimity He is extremely pugnacious and once wrecked the astronaut couch in which he was trained for the flight All this was disclosed today by ur John P Meehan who de signed a recording device which orbited with Enos during the trip Meehan associate professor of at the University of physiology Southern California trained Enos and four other chimns last Sen tember on the school's big centri- J fuge normally used to whirl hu man subjects at the end of a long Deam to stimulate gravity forces experienced in flight PERFORMS TASKS After weeks of analvzin? hlnnrl pressure recordings made during tne cnimp s two orbits around the earth Meehan said: "Enk devel oped hypertension at the! start of his journey and it persisted until his recovery In spite of this he continued to perform tasks for which he had been trained throughout the flight even during the exit ana peak accelera i j y I —I J '"—-- 5 lliili Infermiftenf Snows Due Orbit Gave In Mountains Enos Bit with I J I j ' went v B Ogden area and throughout most of Northern Utah tonight and early Saturday (UPI Telephoto) 1 Is SNOW FORECAST TO 7 AM SATURDAY— Continued snow flurries are expected in the LOS ANGELES (AP)-E- nos the a bad case astrochimp developed of nerves during his orbital flight last November and for two good ' reasons:' Ai vr COOL SHOWERS Jitters IX4-77I-5 I WEATHER FOTOCAST Of ine IJ2 443 27th Street 1 GOOD REASONS -S- There'll be' scattered snowfall in the mountains Saturday according to the Utah Weather Bureau with decreasing to occasional light snow in the valleys Weather will get somewhat colder Maximum here will be around 26 degrees after a low tonight of 15 degrees The five-da- y forecast for Utah through Wednesday calls for recurring periods of snow with temperatures averaging much below to below normal Following are temperatures:-Ogde- 33 39 Atlanta —7 —21 —8 —16 20 26 15 25 4 —32 Billings Bismarck Boise Boston Butte Chicago 10 6 52 33 60 Denver Las Vegas Logan Los Angeles Miami Omaha J 63 26 38 15 35 30 32 27 20 St Louis 53 53 16 Seattle 36 19 10 11 — 12 24 22 12 —12 28 32 — 19 Spokane Washington W Yellowstone 24 51 13 ! 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