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EE ee eee, mtiph se 8 Ee By Jack Corliss ’ Student Senate last night an- tiounced its support lor the proposals for the $0-minutc memrerial service on May 4, which had underzone revision earlier in the day. The report of the May 4 Memorial Service Committec, a sub-committee of the May 1-4 Recognition Com- mittee and chaired by Dr. Robert Dyal, was presented to Student Senate by Paul Haremann, a member af the coniuniltec. The report dealt priniavily with tre Propraysiiorigmemovi st services. ly oe held au Biay 4d from Ll a.m. to 12:29 pom. Fhe theme for the service is “A Call toa Reconcitiatioa and Danenfiitl Chanan fF BS Paes Leb e The peoposals aansguneced lest Thursday provide 2 roster of speakers to includs Judy Collins, the Rev. Dr. Jesse Juckson, Pete Seczer and Eurene flcCarthy. The May Day Coalition Committee had previously announced its support fae the Mural eilsearm mittaates aur sue we yar SUU-LCOUMMIUIAe 3S program at a mecting last Thurs- day. However, enrlicr yesterday, In a meeting with Dr. Richard Bredemeicr, dean for stucents and coordinator of the May I-4 Recogaitiecn activites, Dr. Bernard Hall, vice-president and provast, and Dean John §, Flower, assistant ‘provost, the members of the sub-, committee revised the reeom-. menccd proposals for the oiemorial service by recommending *faculty-gtudent peace marshals *. . tlieahs 3 were eee ee ee : ie 2 express (Mount Clipping In Space Below) CONFIDENT oe, ie to} Den LE f by @IMOr “TC should Le used to the greatest extent é possible.”. Dr. Ronald Beer, general’ executive assistant to President Robert J. While,- presenicd the. ad- ministration's position on the May 1-4 recofnition uctivites at the Student t Senate mccting. | eee. Fle stressed throughout ‘ presentation that the maintenance of * the instituijion was at stake and “cipnity and solemmity’’ must be prescived at u, services. eae . . He conceded that there may. exist medinins through whieh to commemoration of ther npraery * trapic event of last May 4, including ° t folk concerts. Yet, white this medium must ke recognized, the events must be held incecors to “dissuade” par- . ticlpaticn [rem outside communities. identification ehecked at indoor Currently valid cards will: be vt cnis, he said, Dr. Beer said he hoped that the universily community would vocally express to the other communitics desiring to share “our gpricf’ its acknowledgement of such noble actions and motivations. , However, he aducd. outside Yeommunities are urged toremain at home and orpanize = activitics* whereby they may express these *feclings. & _ CONFIDANTIAL | the: (Undicote poge, name of pewspaper, city and state.) ~S KENT STATER (Kent, Ohio) pate: 4/13/71 Editions DAILY . . ee ee be ‘