College Station, Texas Thursday, February Id, IDCl THE BATTALION UN WILL OPPOSE JFK Warns Soviets Against ‘Unilateral’ Congo Mingling By The Associated Press WASHINGTON — Presi dent Kennedy warned Russia Wed nesday night against any attempt to “intervene unilaterally” in the Congo. He said it was the duty of the United States and other op- Student-Riots Film Showing Set Tomorrow “Operation Abolition,” the film depicting the student riots in San Francisco last May, will be shown on the campus tomorrpw night. The documentary is being pre sented by the A&M Chapter of the American Ordnance Assn. The film is composed of news reel clips taken of Communist-led riots against the House Un-Amer ican Activities Committee. Stu dents from the University of Cal ifornia as well as several other colleges in the San Francisco area took part in the riots. It will be shown in the Lecture Room of the Biological Sciences Building at 7:30 p.m. Arthur Bahme, president of the AOA here, said that the film would be shown twice if neces sary. The AOA has presented many films concerning national defense and Bahme said the programs will continue in the future. In addition to the films, the association now has several field trips in planning stages. The trips are to be to military bases and defense plants. United Nations members to pose any such intervention. The President, opening his news conference with a statement on the Congo crisis, did not specific ally name Russia but said he was “seriously concerned at what ap pears to be a threat of unilateral intervention.” This was an obvious reference to Russia’s recognition of the reb el government of Antoine Gizenga at Stanleyville—recognition coup led with a promise of support and aid! The “only legitimate authority” qualified to speak for the entire Congo, Kennedy said, is the gov ernment of President Kasavubu at Leopoldville. He said discus sions are under way with other countries about broadening thh government politically. Kennedy also deplored any at tempt to “destroy” the United Nations—again an evident refer ence to Russia’s demand Tuesda- for withdrawal of United Nations forces from the Congo and for ouster of Dag HammaYskjold as U.N. secretary-general. The United States has supported and will continue to support the United Nations, Kennedy declared. He made clear that support ex tends fully to the United Nations operation in the Congo. The United States and other member U. N. government, he added, have the duty to oppose any attempt by any government to intervene unilaterally in the strife-torn Congo. A&M Horticultural Chapter Presented Charter At Meetin & McCard (left), Lips Accept Charter ..; at national meeting in Mississippi The A&M Chapter of the Amer ican Society for Horticultural Sci ence has been presented its new charter at the annual meeting of the Society in Jackson, Miss. The charter was accepted on be half of the A&M Chapter by Carl McCard, a major in floriculture from Cross Plains and Bill Lipe, a major in horticulture from San Benito. George Hederharst, who is ma joring in floriculture and lives in Baytown, was elected chairman of thf National Collegiate Branch of the ASHS for the coming year. The National Collegiate Branch will meet at Purdue University in August. At the branch manquet the I. B. Edmond Award was presented. This award consists of a plaque and a cash award of $100 annu ally is given to the undergraduate student who presents the outstand ing paper on horticultural science. Representing A&M were Henry Haswell of Dallas and Ray fiaker of Brownwood. Other colleges competing for t! award were Louisiana State Ui versity, Mississippi State Univei sity, Auburn University, The Ur, versity of Florida and The Univti sity of South Carolina. The convention was held Fel 7-9 at the Robert’E. Lee Hotel i Jaskson. The members attended the coi vention on their way to Florid to participate in a meeting then They returned Sunday night, Volu 0 1 Second Annual Feed Meet Begins Tomorrow The second annual session of the Texas Section of the Institute of Food Technologists will be held tomorrow and Saturday in the Memorial Student Center. Main speaker for the meeting will be Dr. Gale R. Ammerman, associate director of research for Libby, McNeil and Libby at Blue Island, 111. He will discuss “New Product Development” and will be heard at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow. 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