Friday, November 12, 1965
College Station, Texas
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State To Show Compliance
With Road Beautification
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TODAY & SATURDAY
Sean Connery (James Bond)
In
“THE HILL"
STARTS SUNDAY
Shirley Jones
In
“SECRET OF MY
SUCCESS”
(In Color)
QUEEN
DOUBLE FEATURE
Mickey Rooney
In
“MAD
EXECUTIONER”
“THE SKULL'
STARTS SUNDAY
“WHAT'S NEW
PUSSYCAT”
TONIGHT 6 :30
DUST TO DAWN
“COLORAMA”
6:30 TILL ? ? ? ?
6 BIG SHOWS
No. 1
“VALLEY OF THE
GIANTS”
No. 2
“ZULU”
No. 3
“LOST WORLD OF
SIMBALD”
No. 4
GIRLS-GIRLS-GIRLS”
No. 5
“WORLD OF
ZOMBIES”
No. 6
“LAW OF THE
LAWLESS”
SATURDAY NITE SPECIAL
3 Big Shows
No. 1
“COME FLY WITH
ME”
No. 2
“DEVIL AT 4
O'CLOCK”
No. 3
‘TICKLISH AFFAIR”
Special To The Battalion
AUSTIN — D. C. Greer, Texas
State Highway Engineer, has
outlined an initial plan of com
pliance with the recently-enacted
Federal Highway Beautification
Act.
The act, as approved by the
Congress and signed into law
by President Johnson, envisions
control of billboards and junk
yards and scenic enhancement
along the n a t i o n’s federal-aid
highway systems.
In Texas this will include the
3,027 miles of the Interstate
highway system and 14,562 miles
of the primary system, or a to
tal of 17,589 miles.
The Texas Highway Commis
sion now has directed that initial
action be taken by the Texas
Highway Department to comply
with the intent and purposes of
the act. Greer explained these
steps as follows:
(1) A complete inventory of
the outdoor advertising signs,
displays and devices presently in
place within 660 feet of the near
est edge of the right of way and
visible from the main travelway
of the highways.
(2) A similar inventory of
junkyards leading to their re
moval or screening under the act.
(3) An expanded program of
work on highway landscaping
and scenic enhancement, totalling
approximately $10 million.
Information obtained by the
two inventories, Greer said, will
be used in studies that will be
made relative to possible state
legislation to implement the pro
vision of the act, including zon
ing of industrial and commercial
areas along the State highway
system.
He added, however, that some
of the junkyards adjacent to In
terstate ‘and Primary highways
can be screened by plantings,
fences and other means.
The Texas Highway Depart
ment is already taking steps to
form an expanded program on
landscaping and scenic enhance-
men. Its estimated cost is about
$10 million.
— Job Calls
MONDAY
Central Power and Light Com
pany — electrical engineering
Federal Pacific Electric Com
pany — electrical engineering,
mechanical engineering
Neches Butane Products Com
pany — chemical engineering,
civil engineering, electrical en
gineering, mechanical engineer
ing.
Rohm & Haas Company —
chemical engineering, mechani
cal engineering, agronomy, bot
any, horticulture
Space Science Department,
Rice University — electrical en
gineering, physics
Stauffer Chemical Company,
Consolidated Chemical Division
—• chemical engineering, mech-
TODAY & SATURDAY
Lee Marvin
In
“SHIP OF FOOLS”
STARTS SUNDAY
f AGENT 8^ 1
STARRING
DIRK B06AR0E * SYLVA KQSCIN A
ROBERT MORLEY * LEO McKERN
A WAITER ItADC SHRUNC Prtitatili.il
IN COLOR
COMING WEDNESDAY
Steve McQueen
In
“CINCINNATI KID”
CIRCLE
LAST NITE 1st Show 6:30
Richard Chamberlin
In
“JOY IN THE
MORNING”
Burt Lancaster
In
“KENTUCKIAN”
OUR SAT. NITE BIG 3
1st Show 6:30
“JACK THE GIANT
KILLER”
No. 2
John Wayne
In
“LEGEND OF THE
LOST”
No. 3
Jane Fonda
In
“PERIOD OF
ADJUSTMENT”
anical engineering, chemistry,
entomology, agronomy
Sun Oil Company — chemical
engineering, electrical engineer
ing, geology, mechanical engi
neering, petroleum engineering,
mathematics, physics
TUESDAY
Boy Scouts of America —
Education and psychology, busi
ness administration, sociology,
industrial education, physical ed
ucation.
Campbell Soup Company —
chemistry, electrical engineer
ing, industrial engineering, me
chanical engineering, accounting.
Ceco Corporation — architec
tural engineering, civil engineer
ing, industrial engineering, me
chanical engineering
East Texas Pulp & Paper Co.
—chemical engineering, chemis
try, mechanical engineering
/Freeport Sulphur Company —
chemical engineering, mechani
cal engineering, petroleum engi
neering
Internal Revenue Service, U. S.
Treasury Dept. — accounting
Ralston Purina Co. — agricul-
tlral engineering, industrial en
gineering, mechanical engineer
ing, agricultural economics, bus
iness administration
Sears, Roebuck & Company —
accounting, business administra
tion, agricultural economics, in
dustrial distribution
Southeastern Drilling Compa
ny, Inc. — civil engineering, me
chanical engineering, petroleum
engineering
CORPS SENIORS &
1ST SERGEANTS
YEARBOOK PORTRAIT
SCHEDULE
Corps seniors and outfit first
sergeants will have their por
trait made for the Aggieland ’66
according to the following sched
ule. Portraits will be made at
the University Studio in class A
winter uniform.
Executive officers and first
sergeants will also have por
traits made in GH caps for the
military section.
Commanding officers will
have full length portraits made
in boots. PLEASE MAKE IN
DIVIDUAL APPOINTMENTS
WITH THE STUDIO FOR
THESE FULL LENGTH POR
TRAITS.
NOVEMBER
8- 9 Maroon and White Band
9- 10 A, B, C, D-l
10- 11 E, F, G, H-l
11- 12 A, B, C, D-2
12- 15 E, F, G, H-2
16- 17 Squadrons 1-4
17- 18 Squadrons 5-8
18- 19 Squadrons 9-12
19- 22 Squadrons 13-14
1966 AGGIELAND
Date: 15 October 1965
To: Unit First Sergeants
From: Military Section,
SUBJECT: Outfit Pictures
Outfit pictures for the AGGIE
LAND will be made according
to the schedule below.
Uniform will be class A winter.
Outfit C.O.’s will wear sabers;
seniors will wear boots and mid
night shirts. Guidons and award
flags will be carried. AH per
sonnel in the outfit will wear
the billed service cap issued by
the university. The type of cap
worn by underclassmen to and
from the picture-taking area is
left up to the discretion of the
outfit C.O.
Outfits should be in front of
the Administration Building by
1230 hours on the appointed day.
Arrangements should be made
by first sergeants with the Mess
Hall supervisors to allow the
outfit to be admitted to the
Mess Hall early.
November 11 Sqd. 11, Sqd. 12
November 12 Sqd. 13, Sqd. 14
November 15—M-Band, W-Band
DAVID M. HONEYCUTT
MILITARY SECTION EDITOR
THE BATTALION
Campus Briefs
A&M Student Health Service To Give
Free Flu Inoculations Next Week
Dr. Lyons of the University
Hospital reported to the Bat
talion that free flu injections will
be given next week for approxi
mately 1,000 students.
The staff and faculty of the
University will be given the in
jections if any are left on Nov.
22, 23, 24.
Company D-l Wins
Basketball Finals
Two Class A intramural cham
pionships were decided Monday
when G-l defeated D-l in the
basketball finals and Sq. 1 down
ed E-2 in ping pong.
College View defeated Pur-
year Hall Friday to take the
Class C basketball title after
beating Dorm 20 in the semifin
als. In the ping pong action Pan
American outlasted the Statis
tics Dept, and Leggett Hall to
cop the crown.
In Class B, Sg. 11 rolled by
B-l in the bowling competition.
Sq. 11 had reached the finals by
downing Sq. 8 and Sq. 10.
Muddy grounds have slowed
playoffs in Class B horseshoes
and football. Meeting in the
horseshoe finals are Sq. 8 and
Sq. 6. The football semifinals
will pit Sq. 3 against A-l and
Sq. 11 against B-l.
Chinese To Honor
Sun Yat-Sen
The 100th anniversary of the
birthday of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen, Fa
ther of the Republic of China,
will be honored by the Chinese
Student’s Association with a Chi
nese Art Exhibit in the Memorial
Student Center and a dinner Sat
urday.
Guest speaker for the occasion
is Consul General of the Republic
of China Tung-Hua Chou, from
Houston.
The dinner will be at 7:30 p.m.
in the A&M Presbyterian
Church.
Counseling Booklet
To Aid Seniors
A booklet, “The Senior Sells
Himself” has been prepared for
the use of students and faculty
counselors of A&M containing
suggestions for students seeking
that first job.
W. R. Horsley urged graduat
ing students to pick one of the
booklets up from the Placement
Office. He feels the suggestions
outlined in the booklet will help
one in making the best start in a
new job.
Cobb To Discuss
Student Politics
Professor Edwin L. Cobh, spe-
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cializing in political science, will George Washington University,
present “Political Responsibili- and is currently a government
ties of Students”, Nov. 15, at 6 progesser at A&M.
p.m. in the YMCA.
Cobb did his graduate work at
George Washington University
in Washington, D. C. He has a
Master of Arts degree in Gov
ernment and is currently work
ing on his Ph.D. He taught at
Lakeview Amusement
TABOR ROAD — BRYAN
Club
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16
Music By
George Jones and The Jones
Boys
8 To 12
FRESHMEN
All Freshmen who have not
selected their proofs for the
Aggieland ’66 are urged to
do so by the 10th of Nov.
are you
an innovator?
The U. S. Navy Bureau of Ships offers challenging civilian
opportunities to
electrical, electronic,
mechanical, and civil*
engineers, physics majors
*For training as Naval Architects
who have the ability and desire to play an important role in
programs involving new concepts and advanced studies in
ship, machinery, electrical and electronic design including
HYDROFOIL CRAFT • DEEP SUBMERGENCE VEHICLES
GAS TURBINE PROPULSION • FUEL CELLS
AIR-CUSHION SHIPS • VERTICAL AXIS PROPULSION
THERMIONIC POWER CONVERSION
WATER JET PROPULSION • NOISE REDUCTION
COMPUTER-AIDED SONAR, RADAR AND
COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
THERMO-ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION
Professional development programsare tailored to individual
assignments, and up to 24 hours of graduate study is under
written by the Bureau of Ships.
These positions are in the Washington, D. C. metropolitan
area, with nearby Virginia and Maryland suburbs offering
excellent living conditions.
INTERVIEWS ON YOUR CAMPUS
November 19, 1965
Contact your Placement Officer for an interview with the
Bureau of Ships representative.
Bureau of Ships
Main Navy Building, Washington, D. C.
V An Equal Opportunity Employer
Now! New Chevelle SS 396 by Chevrolet
Equipped with a
Turbo-Jet 396 V8,
special suspension
and red stripe tires.
These cars weren’t meant for
the driver who is willing to
settle for frills.
They’re engineered from
the chassis on up as no-com
promise road machines.
Standard output of the new
Turbo-Jet 396 Y8—which
powers both models—is 325
hp. This remarkably efficient
power plant is also available
in a 360-hp version.
So much for what happens
on straightaways. How about
curves? You ride on a special
SS 396 chassis—with flat
cornering suspension and
wide-base wheels.
A fully synchronized 3-
speed transmission is stand
ard. Or you can order a 4-
speed or Powerglide—also
Strato-bucket front seats,
center console and full in
strumentation.
Sound like a car you could
get serious over? That, as
you’ll see at your dealer’s, is
precisely how Chevrolet en
gineers planned it. Seriously.
See the new ’66 Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy n, Corvair and Corvette at your Chevrolet dealer’s