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Auto Trusts Eyed
s
WASHINGTON (AP) — The
Justice Department said today
it has been conducting an anti
trust investigation into the auto
mobile industry for many years
jut no decision has been made
s to whether any action should
je taken.
The department made the com
ments in a one-paragraph State
ment related to a Wall Street
Journal story which said the de
partment has in its files material
'or an antitrust suit aimed at
jreaking up General Motors, the
world’s largest industrial corpor
ation.
The statement said “the legal
and factual issues under consid
eration are difficult and complex.
Neither the antitrust division nor
the Department of Justice has
made any decision as to what
action or actions, if any, should
be taken.”
The Wall Street Journal dis
patch from Washington by Louis
M. Kohlmeier, says the “paper
bomb . . . consists of 104 neatly
typed pages all in formal shape
for presentation to a federal
court.”
Profs Attend Meet
Two professors from Texas
A&M will attend a national edu
cation conference on teaching ag
ronomy in Washington, D.C.,
November 3-4th.
Drs. J. F. Mills and R. D. Sta
ten, both members of the Texas
A&M Soils and Crop Scien
ces Department, will attend sever
al symposium-type meetings deal
ing with necessary changes for
the future in teaching agronomy.
THE BATTALION
Wednesday, November 1, 1967 College Station, Texas Page 3
Job Calls
ATTENTION ! !
ALL CLUBS
Athletic, Hometown, Professional and Campus
Organizations.
Pictures for the club sections of the Aggieland are
now being scheduled at the Student Publications Office,
Y.M.C.A. Building.
PROTECTIVE HEADGEAR REQUIRED BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1968—All
motorcyclists and their passengers will be required by law to wear safety approved
headgear whenever riding a motorcycle after the first of January. Headgear meet
ing Texas Department of Public Safety standards must bear a manufacturer’s iden
tification sticker on the back and reflective material on the sides (as shown in the
photographs). A list of approved headgear may be seen at any police department,
sheriff’s office, Department of Public Safety office^ or stores retailing motorcycle
headgear.
VC Harass Inauguration
By GEORGE MCARTHUR
SAIGON (AP) — In time of
peace it could have been a fix - e-
works display to amuse Presi
dent Nguyen Van Thieu, Vice
President Hubert H. Humphery
and 2,000 other guests at the in
augural reception.
But this is a time of war—and
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Choudhury, Mortuza Ahmed
Degree: Ph.D. in Plant Breeding
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Dissertation : Studies on the Morphological
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Mutual Shading and Utilization of Sun
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Pla
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P.
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: McMickle, Ralph Wayne
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Engineering
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it was the real thing. Viet Cong
mortars landing just 150 yards
from the brightly lighted ball
room caused the sharp explosions
and the flashes in the night sky.
The blasts brought a sudden
halt to the conversations. But
the band kept playing an Ameri
can tune without missing a note.
It was 7:35 p.m. Humphrey in a
natty dinner jacket with embroid
ered lapels, had just entered the
glowing ballroom of South Viet
nam’s Independence Palace for a
reception honoring the nation’s
newly inaugurated president.
With U. S. Ambassador Ells
worth Bunker, Humphery moved
across the red-flowered carpet
toward the center of the guests.
Three sharp explosions rever-
breated at that moment. Outside
the southern windows, the night
sky lit up, three times in quick
succession.
Humphrey paused in a conver
sation with Bunker, then calmly
resumed the chat. Gen. William
C. Westmoreland, the U. S. com
mander in Vietnam, glanced at
the windows, his hands behind
his back in pensive pose, then
also resumed his conversation.
“Those are probably mortar
shells,” a correspondent said to
Humphrey. And Humphrey re
plied: “I gather they might be.”
In seconds the gala reception
given by Thieu was as gay as
before. Only outside was the dam
age apparent.
With the new president was
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky.
Besides Westmoreland, and Bunk
er, the commander of the U. S.
Air Force in Vietnam, Gen. Wil
liam Momyer, was present with
most of his top staff.
Humphrey’s calm was typical of
an extraordinary evening. There
was not one slight feminine
shriek of panic as the shells ex
ploded and the windows rattled.
As calmly as though nothing
had happened, a muted loudspeak
er soon announced that the state
dinner would begin at 8:00 p.m.
Westmoreland, in a white uni
form and his full array of med
als, made a professional obser
vation on the shelling.
“I thought they sounded like
75mm recoilless rifle rounds,” he
said.
A&M Grads Serve
On Vietnam Tours
Texas A&M graduates of 1965
and 1966 have received U. S.
Army assignments in Vietnam.
First Lt. Mario A. Macaluso
of San Antonio was assigned to
an advisory team of the Viet
namese Army’s III Corps. A 1966
graduate, 2nd Lt. Reginald D.
Newton of Beaumont went to the
12 4 t t h Ti-^nsportatiqp Campariy
near Cat Lai. Both were commis
sioned at A&M.
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Amerada Petroleum Corpora
tion : Mechanical Engineering
(B,M), Petroleum Engineering
(B,M,) Also, summer employment
for Freshman, Sophomores, Jun
iors, Seniors, Graduate Students.
Lone Star Gas Company: Chem
ical Engineering (BS), Electri
cal Engineering (BS), Geology
(B,M,), Industrial Engineering -
(BS), Mechanical Engineering
( B S ) , Petroleum Engineering
(B)
Lone Star Producing Com
pany : Petroleum Engineering
(B)
J. C. Penney Company, Inc:
Accounting, Finance, Manage-
ment, Marketing, Data Process
ing.
Standard Oil Company of Cali
fornia and Chevron Research
Company: Chemical Engineering
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(B,M,), Mechanical Engineering
( B , M ) , Petroleum Engineering
(B,M,D)
Texas Water Development
Board: Civil Engineering, Geo
logy.
LTV Aerospace Corporation:
Aerospace Engineering (B,M,D),
Civil Engineering (B,M,D), Elec
trical Engineering (B,M,D), In
dustrial Engineering (B,M,D),
Mechanical Engineering (B,M,D),
Computer Science (B,M,D).
Phillips Petroleum Company:
Chemical Engineering (B,M,D),
Electrical Engineering- (B,M,D),
Mechanical Engineering (B,M,D),
Civil Engineering (B,M) Indus
trial Engineering (B,M), Archi
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Shell Companies: Architectural
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physics, Entomology, Plant Path
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culture, Agronomy, Accounting,
Finance, Economics, Data Pro
cessing, Statistics, Marketing,
Computer Science.
THURSDAY
Baylor University College of
Medicine: Biology (B,M), Chemis
try (B,M), Computer Science (B,-
M), Biochemistry (B,M), Zoology
(B,M), Mathematics (B,M), Phy
sics (B,M)
Worthington Corporation: Che
mical Engineering, Civil Engine
ering-, Electrical Engineering, In
dustrial Engineering, Mechanical
Engineering.
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
Ford Motor Company: Archi
tectural Engineering (B,M), Elec
trical Engineering (B,M), Indus
trial Engineering (B,M), Econom
ics (B,M), Finance (B,M), Mathe
matics (B,M)
SPECIAL
DINE, DANCE
and
SING ALONG
with the
“SOUND of the BRAZOS”
WEDNESDAY 8-11:45
FRANKLIN’S
located between A&M and
airport on Fm Rd. 60
Open 4 p.m. - midnight Mon.-Fri.
Saturday 'til 1
Be sure to stop by after an
evening at U-HIT-M Range
Now Open!
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CAREER EMPLOYMENT INTERVIEWS
FOR SENIORS AND GRADUATE STUDENTS -
DECEMBER 27th and 28th, 1967
As a free service to you, the Dallas Chamber of Commerce has
arranged for more than 100 employers to be available . . . under one roof
. . . for career interviews during two of your Christmas holidays. These
aggressive firms need top calibre men and women from all fields. Be
cause many do not interview on your campus, this is a unique opportunity
for you. You will be able to discuss with these many firms the career
opportunities available to you in Dallas after graduation.
Join in and make your Christmas vacation count. Clip the coupon
below and mail it today.
MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY ...
Register by November 10th to be able to select schedule of interviews
Job Interviews will be held Dec. 27th and 28th
at The Apparel Mart in Dallas, 2300 Stemmons Freeway
Because Dallas
. . . has had the fastest growth rate of
any major metropolitan area during
the ’60s,
. . . leads the Southwest in wholesale
sales, volume of banking business,
number of headquartered com
panies worth $1 million or more,
... is the nation’s third largest insur
ance center and convention center,
. . . provides cultural stimulation in a
cosmopolitan and inviting environ
ment . . .
. . . because of these factors and others,
Dallas' businesses offer you the
opportunities to grow ... and go.
Here’s why: Dallas Metro Area had
a net increase of 29,470 new em
ployees in its work force during the
past 12 months. Objective forecasts
say there will be at least 25,000 new
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every year through 1970.
You can become an integral part
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move. Sign up for the Operation
Native Sons and Daughters career
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DALLAS IS REALLY ON THE GO!
EMPLOYMENT INCREASED 29,470
DURING THE PAST 12 MONTHS
YOUR FUTURE IS IN DALLAS!
OPERATION NATIVE SONS AND DAUGHTERS
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Please mail information to:
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