California Tech, v. 78:9, November 19, 1976

In One... Number The TALIFORNIA Tech Pasadena, California Friday, November 19, 1976 ... Out the Other Four Pages Kilobuck of Baxter Books Burgled by Gregg Brown and Henry Fuhrmann The loss of four books- valued around a thousand dollars- was most likely to have the books and found that they had nO discovered in Baxter recently. The knowledge of them. books appeared in the The Clinton K. Judy display located person that normally takes care of the display case is in a glass front case on the first in the hospital, and is unavailable floor of Baxter. for comment. According to Shirley Marneus, Security was called and they who works in the Public Affairs called the Pasadena Police De- room in Baxter, the books have probably been missing for partment. Since the time of the crime is so indefinite, the police period as long as two months. were able to do little investiga- Discovery of their loss was made tion of the thett Fingerprint only recently because people passing the ill-lit case and noting detection, for example, was a hopeless endeavour. Security was the books as missing probably 110t available for further com- assumed that the books were on ments by press time. loan or being used for a class. The books, which were dis- Ms Marneus became suspicious that the books were played in the case for about five actually yeals, were. Thomas Paine's The stolen when she called the people Rights of Man, which was the first edition of this book to be published England; The Metamorphosis of Ajax, by Sir John Harington, one of edition of only a hundred copies; Thomas Hobbes' Leviathan, ano ther first edition published in 1651 and a collection of classics printed in Latin in 1533. Various evaluations listed the books' collected value at over $800. Letters describing the books de tail have been sent various idle book stores. seums and libraries in an effort to regain the books. Books stolen from the Huntington Library were recovered this way, when they welc offered for sale to legitimate bibliophiles. Photo-Gregg Brown Victor Marchetti proclaims unto the masses "Beware of the CIA!" as the Y's guest speaker recently. Moffet on Time for Lecture A New Government Fad? Some by Greenie the people are bugged by CIA; oners buzzing are gadflies daggers about the cloaks-and- men's ears. One such is Victor Marchetti, who spoke last Thursday Ramo Auditorium. Victor Marchetti is an ex-CIA agent turned muckraker, author of the best-selling expose, CIA: The Cult of Intelligence. The CIA, according Marchetti, opposed the publica-book, officially because reasons", of "national security but in reality because of its potential to embarrass the organization. with the aid was published of civil liberties groups after a protracted court battle. Marchetti sees the CIA and its brother clandestine organizations intelligence Misrerous slime mold oozing its way into more and more America's aspects of interface with the world community. Its goals, in his view, a10 mcrease American power throughout the influence world al any cost. He feels that the dangers of the CIA philosophy demonstrated by are amply horrors like Vietnam and embarrassments like Greece and Chile. Marchetti traces the history of the CIA from the Office of Strategic Services of World War Il. The CIA was created as an entity by Harry 1947 • l ruman 1n o serve asd centralized intelligence organization in order to provide coherent information to policy makers. Its personnel consisted of ex-OSS operatives, "the blow and burn whose desire to boys") relive glamorous days of World War II sabotage and guerrilla warfare did not mesh with the conception of stard intelligence gathering machine. Marchetti feels that it was the pressure of these operatives which provided the initial impetus deviate Truman's plan. from clause was added to the CIA charter permitting the CIA to do anything required of it by the National Security Agency. by Alan Silverstein Elegant chimes sounded as Dr. Alan Moffet, CIT Astronomy Professor and Director of the It is this latter part of the Owens Valley Radio Observatory CIA which holds membership in took the stage of Beckman the intelligence "cult" which Auditorium last Wednesday. Marchetti envisions as a growing hydra threatening to engulf ordi- "That, too, is a form of telling nary According to him, operation. the intelli- Mudeo Benet includes agencies with the 60 Rained Out? components on the intelligence Contrary to recent federal level advertisements, the Mudeo alone, employing 150,000 employees, budget and full will not be held this Saturday. with Uver $6 billion Due to circumstances beyond per year. Considering our control the fact that (i.e., the these intelligence operatives are contractor called Tuesday to employed by agencies as diverse say he couldn't make it this as the IRS and the Smithsonian week), we were unable to get Institution, there be con- the siderable substance to Marchetti's pit finished by the announced date. The Mudeo is claim that intelligence operations being rescheduled and the have become a governmental fad. date will be announced after He states that the has intelligence we get a commitment "cult" from supporters big business, big labor, and the contractor. Stay tuned for even further details. organized crime. Continued on Page Three -The Junior Class Officers Meet Guys & Dolls time," he commented as ne Number Four proved precise to began the season's fourth Watson one part in a million. The earth Lecture, entitled simply sion Time". "Preci- as a clock is accurate to one part Dr. Moffet's hour- per billion (this due to seasonal long dissertation was, I thought, fluctuations and gradual slowing). an excellent summary of the Taking the earth as a measure of history and Diccisiom first truly time-keeping status of the the modern "precise" time was not developed world. He covered the sources of till the 1940's, with the advent precision time (i.e. clocks, of the quartz crystal oscillator mechanical and atomic), the (one part in one hundred billion means by which synchronization accuracy). is kept and disseminated, and the ways in Atomic clocks, of which four which extremely varieties were described generally accurate time is used or even work on the principle of locking required Dr. Moffet remarked that radio oscillator to the frequency (energy) of an atomic "Astronomy the world's second oldest profession" due to transition. A rubidium absorption cell clock set at Owens Valley the ancient need for calendars and eclipse prediction. was display during the lecture, and was nominally still Timekeeping as a related art also within one microsecond of its led to the early development of setting several days before. mathematics. The unit of time, Cesium clocks do not drift as of course, has always been the much as rubidium hence fifteen clocks, and day due to the rotation of the of them are used earth and sexedecimal by the U.S. Naval Observatory in system of seconds, minutes, and hours its origins with an averaging ensemble to give had U.S. standard time. In fact, it is Sumerian astronomy. now convention that one second The first very accurate equals the duration mechanical clock however, was by Flora Boyer Army generals, and Havana cafe not developed until 1764 when 9,192,631,770 of periods of the radiation corresponding to the This weekend, we will be the Harrison Chronometer holding auditions for the ASCIT habitues. Continued on Page Four We need people to audition Musical, Guys and Dolls, to be for the cast. Besides the four presented February 25, 26, and leading roles, there are several All the News That Fits 27, 1977, in Ramo Auditorium. smaller singing and speaking Son Of movies and newsreel footage to Faculty, staff, students, spouses pails. for wolfell, a Salvation World War II tell the story of Kennedy's and friends are all welcome to Army general, a missionary, and This Saturday night, at 7:30 tragically shortened time in the try out. a chorus girl; for men, assorted Guys and Dolls (subtitled "A gamblers and gangsters, a police- p.m. Dabney Hall Lounge, White House. Grab a TV and there will be another in a long watch 1t. Musical Fable of Broadway"), is story the trials and man, and Sarah's grandfather. We series of of naval also need large men's and miniatures games, as well as a bit tribulations (with a happy end- women's choruses. And if you of messing about with other ing, of course). of two couples: have any dancing experience, we gaming. Beginners welcome Nathan Detroit, the proprietor of especially want you. For audi- "the oldest established perma- Also as usual, there is D&D tions, if you are interested in a and other fantasy gaming in nent floating crap game in New role, please come prepared to Clubroom 1 Winnett, on Friday York," and Miss Adelaide, sing a song of your own choosing eventury chorus girl at the Hot Box night (this part for singing roles only). John John vs. club, who have been engaged for years; Sky Music from Guys and Dolls can The Smog Monster fourteen and be obtained in 105 Winnett. We provide an accompanist. "Years of Lightning, Day of Masterson, a gambler who will will Drums," a rather excellent film bet on anything, and Sarah Also, you will be asked to read about John F. Kennedy will be Brown, missionary at the from the script, and to dance, if Save-A-Soul Mission. Interspersed shown on KTLA (Channel 5) this in their love you can. Saturday night, November 20, at stories are scenes We also need ail orchestra, p.m. with Chicago gangsters, Salvation Continued on Page Three Peck, Narrated by Gregory the film utilizes home Son Of Math Club Noted Caltech astrophysicist Kip Thorne will speak next Tuesday at the first meeting this year of the Math Club (you do remember the Math Club, don't you?). The title of his talk is "Current Mathematical Research in General Relativity Theory." Everyone interested is welcome to attend this meeting which will be in 7:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served afterwards. That's Tuesday even- ing November 23 in Sloan Page Two اااااناناباناتاد Parry! Riposte! The Editorial Page 555595555 5 55 555 Sitting in the leck office on a Thursday afternoon gres one an immense feeling of despair. No copy is in and the offices are a mess and the paint is peeling. So after a brief discussion with high ASCIT oftcials, we hav placed the Publications Offices (and darkroom) under pseudo-martial law. Due to the lack of a paper next week berause of Thanksgiving. the lock hereby closes offices. workrooms, and darkroom to all persons citective Friday, November 17, 1976 (today) al noon. Any person with any intered in these roome is hereby warned lo contact Al Holluer of Call Lydick before entering the above-mentioned Toddlin. Regarding the copy: all G&C on the Tech machines (indeed all authorization for the use of the machines) is hereby cancelled, and the machines have been temporarily rendered inoperative. Again contacl Al Keller or Cart Lydick Finally this is your newspaper. We need staff to help write, photograph, layout, do menial labor, etc. We have a self-appointed board of critics (most of whom never ran for Tech Editor) with no respect for the basic journalistic necessities such as deadlines and the idea that news is a valid item for inclusion in a newspaper. You'll notice that this week's Tech is only four pages. 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News Brief News Brief News Brief News The Telltale Harpsichord the public. There will also be pieces by Couperin Muethel, J.S. "Music for Two Harpsichords: Bach and Johann Krebs. Both de A Celebration of St. Cecilia" will Silva, assistant professor of music be performed by internationally at Scripps College, and Pearlman, acclaimed artists, Preeti de Silva the director of Boston's Baroque and Martin Pearlman Sunday, ensemble Banchetto Musicale, are November 21, at 8:15 pm. in well-known the Humanities Auditorium at Well touring musicians. worth the trip out to Scripps College, free and open to Claremont. CALTECH DINING SERVICE Here's What's Cookin' TALIFORNIA Tech 11-22-76 through 11-24-76 Monday November 22. 1976 Lunch: Sloppy doe on a bun Ham and Bean Casserole Dinner: Roast Beef and Gravy Seafood Croquettes Salad- Carrot Raisin Salad Dessert- Cherry Cobbler Lunch: Tuesday November 23. 1976 Roast Turkey and Dressing Baked Ham Dinner: Italian Night!!!! 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Kevin Gilley, Judy Greengard, Chris Harcourt, Rock Howard, Moses Ma, Tom McCabe Alan Silverstein, Nick Smith, Brett van Steenwyk Gregg Photographic Staff Bone, vam Crane, Keni Daniel, Feldman, Joe Ray DiGiorgio, Rich Gildner, Brian Lockett, Ken Li, Barry Nakazono Chris Wheeler General Staff Alan Boyar, Flora Boyer, Stan Cohn, Lauer. Martir Harriman, conn Suzuki • Yuen, Michael Circulation Managers Mike Frisch Aileen Stone The California lech publications offices are located Winnett (105-51), Californi: Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 91125. Telephone 795-6811 X2154. Printed Service, News-Type 1506 Gardena Avenue, Glendale, LA. Represented for national advertising purposes by National Advertising Services, Inc. Second Class postage paid at Pasadena, CA. Subscriptions.....$1.50 per tern .... .$4.00 per yea Life Subscription. .. $100 Friday, November 19, 1976 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Three CIA's Dirty Tricks Continued from Page One that there has been complicity this provision. "dirty tricks" between the ClA and the Marchetti regards which ecutive branch to sabotage Con- as a perversion of the gressional investigations. original purpose CIA for which the Sccrecy, says Marchetti, is the ٢ ج١٧ created. which S001 lifeblood of the CIA intelligence devolved as a major part of CIA community. It represents power, activity. These activities inciuded penetration and manipulation of plain and simple. While knowledging that some secrecy is political groups, the interal intervention in altairs of foreign essential to the mandated opera- 11999 the CIA, he governments, sabotage and simi- believes that excessive firmly paramilitary activities, prop. and even assassinations. has been instituted and main- Marchet described the CIA tained 1l oree to keep public 11 ignorance of CIA as an ieeberg: the third above the surface consisting scientific and of legitimate doings, and therefore unable to exercise control. technological addition search, and information gathering, fact-finding two-thirds below studies; the the surface consists of the "clandestine ser- vices", which he feels forms the rotten core of the CIA. The CIA has acknowledged that it possesses a secret charter garnered over the years from National Security Agency and executive directives. Marchetti calls the CIA "the secret weapon the presidency, without the operating knowledge ap- proval of Congress or the public He furthe states that every president from Truman to Nixon has lied protect 1t. He feels that the current light for control over the CIA is an expression of the power struggle between as Marchetti covert CIA activities of the past (most of which were revealed over screamed CIA protests) have failed the lesl of retrospector as whether or not they were necessary actually M the na tional interest, or even successful. sees this as indicative of the need for oversight. According to Marchetti, the heads of the CIA see their job as one of "maintaining sta- bility"-i.e., the status quo. How-ever, he feels it more relevant to "put house in order' rather fussing about "na- tional security"; as he rightly points out, true security for the nation lies in a strong economy and a secure democracy. Congress and the pres- idency and goes so far as to say The POLY 88 Microcomputer System The POLY 88 Microcomputer System brings to the user. in one comnac package, the capability of developing Photo-Yin Shih Interhouse proved to be as hectic as ever, but it still welcomed the rainy season as always. More next issue. Guys & Dolls in Dabney Continued from Page One you have any questions, please including some people who will call at 795-6811, ext. 2157, or actually be on stage as the drop by 105 Winnett. Salvation Army Band. If you are Please come to auditions, and interested, please come to audi- good luck.... tions and let us know. Mosily, ve need to know what you play and what previous experience you have. We need lots of people on the crew. People have to help us do everything from make costumes, help cast members with makeup, build sets, work backstage during rehearsals and performances, collect props and work follow spotlights. If you've had previous theatrical experience (and if you haven't come, too, we'll teach you), come to auditions and let us know you are interested. If you're worried about things like classes, jobs homework, Glee Club, an occasional night to do nothing for something, as the case may be), we do try to keep these things in mind. We have less than two months to do the Jeweiry-case with each watch show we start rehearsals January 4, rehearsal 1977), and schedule the iS heavy. But pretty we try not to schedule rehearsals at the times you have other things to do. We do not want you to flunk out. Auditions are Saturday, No- rember 20 from 3:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. and from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., and Sunday, Noven- ber 21 from 4:15 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., in Dabney Hall Lounge. If Neves Brief Revenge of the Cookie Monster Wednesday on the Olive Walk, between 9:30 and 1:00 there will be another Grad Wives bake sale. 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The team tied with Redlands for ninth in a field of eleven teams. Azusa Pacific won the championships and hence goes to National competition. Brett Van Steenwyk and Steve Kellogg were the first and second Caltech finishers, placing 32 and with 28:16, times of 28:14 and respectively. Then Bill "Pondwater" came Gould, placing Soth with a time of 30:49. Next was Rob Bourret with a place of 58th and a time of 31:08. Next was Eugene Loh, 61st at 31:36. Tom Mc Cabe and Davis Finley garnered 70th and 74th times of 34:32 respectively. The and with 36:20 S-mile course was composed of rolling hills with several miles of muddy grass; hence the slower times. Cross-country also had its awards Varsity banquet Sunday night. lettermen were Steve Kellogg, Rob Bourret, Brett Van Steenwyk, Eugene Loh, Bill Gould, Tom McCabe, and Osh Rothenburg. 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Continued from Page One current lowest transition of The estum Most systems of time-telling. notably conventional atom. universal time (UTC) is equal to Hydrogen masers, costing as time (AT) corrected much as $250K each are still occasionally by the addition of more accurate, especially in the leap seconds to remain within short run (say 1000 seconds). measured 07 seconds of true corrected The most accurately physical quantity to date is the earth time (UTZ) That's why this year, for instance there will frequency of such masers, which be an additional second at the is known to about 14 places. Finally a device very end of (labelled known as 1976:12:31:23:59:60 or, if you SCSO employs a Niobium cavity at about one degree prefer, 1976:366:23:59:60). Kelvin to Precise time, to be useful, produce an oscillator with a Q of must be communicable as well as about 10 to the 12th. They may be used in clocks even known. Hence we are able to more pick up from the airwaves, accurate than the maser for short dilvile other durations. WWVB, things, WWH, Loran C, and Talking about atomic clocks led Dr. Omega system signals. Of course, Moffet into some if you don't know your exact technical aspects that apparently position but get time-fixes from lost part of the audience. separate synchronized stations, it However, details like "Q' and can found Hence, precise "ns" and "GHz" De certainly time is much needed in precise satisfied the curiosity of another navigation. Loran C "fix" portion of the listeners, and did you to within a hundred feet. not, I think detract heavily from Sometimes the broad avciview that he its desirable to presented so well. transport precise time running clock. However, "you'd Having discussed clocks, Dr. better not call it an "atomic Moffet went on to describe our clock' when you carry a 'time standard' on a plane!" A primary use of precision time is in radio astronomy diverse for reasons: wide interferometry, baseline orbit determination radar bouncing off other planets, tests of general relativity, etc. Why else keep accurate time? "There's a strong aesthetic aspect to keeping precision time, Moffet said "It's a little bit akin to the motivation ot mountain climbers." Second Class Postage paid at Pasadena, California, The Calfornia Tech is except during examination and vacation periods by Associated Students 1 daltona reenholoky, Inc., winnert center. caltech THRU NOV. 21 JON LUCIEN RANDY CRAWFORD NOV. 23 VALDY & THE HOMETOWN BAND NOV. 24-25 BYRON BERLINE & SUNDANCE NOV. 26-28 JOHN VALENTI & LAURA LEE DOUG WESTON'S World Farous Troubadour COCKTAILS -DINNERS• HOOT MONDAYS• NO AGE LIBATT 9081 SANTA MONICA BLVD., L.A. 276-6168 Friday, November 19, 197 Caltech Sports have seen in cross-country." The Pentathlon trophy, for the high est total points in a series time trials from the two-mile on down, went to Brett Van Steenwyk. Senior Steve Kellogg! for four years of varsity running received an award of recognitio and a lifetime pass to Caltech sporting events. Now the runners await the track season. This Week instead of the customary Noon Concert, the Caltech Y will be sponsoring performance of Chamber Music. to be performed by the partici pants in the Y's drama work shop. Chamber Music, a one ac play set in an asylum, combines elements both tragedy and comedy a rather unusua manner. Although the lines taken individually are humorous, the play taken as a whole has definite tragic theme. The Techers, performers are some with little or no previous acting experience, but the play promises to be quite interesting, as during the final days the structure tightens up and characters begin to develop beyond the one-dimensional images which are invariably pre sented by the script. 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