The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-04-12

advisement and would receive the
boards judgment in several days
When she left the room it was moved
Immediately that she could GO to
class.
They had received reports that a
girl whose marriage had ended in di-
vorce was going to attend spring
dance and that the parents of some
students were objecting.
Innocence is not ignorance. Edu-
cation has been wallowing with the
theory that it is for so long, that it
is now time to abandon the miscon-
ception in favor of older adages, that
student can profit from the mis-
takes of another.
The Helena school board had an
other guest. Bill Leaphart, Helena
lawyer, wanted to know who was
controlling the assembly program at
the high school which had Fulton
Lewis III in the gym at 800 pm.
Monday. He had to ask several times
and still did not get very satisfac-
tory answer. The board had no writ
ten policy and had been approached
by Olive Rice, outspoken rightwing
radical housewife, to make arrange
ments for the Young Americans for
Freedom spokesman. (See story ON
page one, "Babcock, Engles ~
When the plans for Fulton Lewis
the Third were known, calls from the
townsmen moved che hour of the
meeting to four to not interfere with
the regular schedule of classes which
cease at 3 AS pm. but the extremists
in Helena (There must be quite a
few because Superintendent C. R.
Anderson said that in forty years as
an administrator he had never re-
ceived so many calls on one issue)-l
held control of the school hours and
school was out at 800 pm.
The hours they may control but
not the students. About hundred
and fifty people were in the gym and
over half were adults.
Fulton Lewis III sounded like Sen. |
Barry Goldwater conservatives are
really liberals. Once you are con-
WINGED black is white things are a
lot easier to understand in ultra-right
world. We have been living in 80
years of Marxism that includes that |
old 1eftist' Eisenhower. Lewis agrees
with the John Birch Society 10000 |
but thinks they are making tactical
mistakes. They should not be shouting
about impeaching Earl Warren, but
electing Senators who would.
Fulton Lewis the Third wore a
vest and looked as nice
rs any young chap but although his
liction was clear enough his thought
md reasoning were thin and shabby
md the direction was ugly enough
20 be put in the executive session
category. In many ways he sounded
ike mixed-up kid
Executive session at the state level
leld the Regents in the garbage can ,
# ideas while they attempted to meet
he crisis caused by the illness of the
citing president of Montana State ,
College in Bozeman. Prexy R. R.
,enne is on leave of absence as assist
MT Secretary of Agriculture.
In answer to a 24-hour ultimatum :
y the Regents that he either return :
to Bozeman or resign, !
e reminded them he had contract
vhich runs through June 80, 1864,
nd that he would return when his
-ork in Washington was completed.
the Regents then gave
unanimous vote of approval to his
that though Viking" Leon
ohnson, chemistry department head
ecome acting prexy.
"
Acting prexy Joseph r. Crowley
as given the presidency of Northern y
.ontana College. 7
The Borden affair was closed with 4
final vote showing only DR.. Gordon
oering, Gordon Mullendore and John !,
Neil voting against accepting the :
port of Montana State College .
.exy Harry X. Newburn which gave \
orden clean bill of health. Borden ,
as granted a years leave to visit I
pain under Fulbright scholarship.
Tim Babcock, the Governor of the