Hesburgh returns to face problems hears campus leaders air grievances reveals his standing with trustees

Father Hesburgh opened his second day back on campus yesterday by ho ld ing a three hour meeting w ith student leaders in w h ich he attem pted to get some idea o f the issues that they are concerned w ith th is year. O ut o f the m eeting came the fact tha t he fe lt tha t he was on a “ year to yea r" basis w ith the Board o f Trustees and tha t he w ou ld step dow n as U n ivers ity President i f they fe lt they had som ebody else that they wanted to do the jo b . The meeting was organized early y e s te rd a y m orn ing by M r. P h ilip Faccenda, Special assistant to Father Hesburgh. Faccenda arranged the meeting through Student Union D irec to r Dennis ( ’la rk w ho contacted o th e r student leaders. A t te n d in g th e m eeting in the Presidential Conference room on the second flo o r o f the A dm in is tra tion Build ing , besides Hesburgh, Faccenda, and C lark were S tudent Body President Phil McKenna, 15 student leaders and six o ther vice-presidents and adm in istra tive assistants to the President.