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SAN I’RANCISCO (^—Strik
ers stormed the San Francisco
State College Administration
Building Thursday and tried to
get at Acting President S. I.
Hayakawa, but were repelled by
six policemen with drawn pistols
and Mace repellent.
Several hundred police who
had been held in reserve off the
campus quickly cleared the
quadrangle outside of about 2,-
000 persons in a elub-swinging
struggle.
At least 13 persons were ar
rested, including Dr. Carlton
Goodlett, Negro publisher; and
the Rev. Jerry Pederson, Luther
an chaplain at Ecumenical
House, staging center for the
demonstration.
As the crowd of about 150 that
had burst into the Administra
tion Building fled in confusion,
one of them dropped a brief case.
Out popped a .45 caliber auto
matic. Inside the case were bat
teries and wires.
Leaders of the strike, which
has disrupted the college since it
was called by the Black Students
Union Nov. 6, made the march
on Hayakawa’s office at the cli
max to a lunchtime rally.
Earle To Speak AtGM Institute
Dr. James H. Earle, head of
the Engineering Graphics De
partment, will address the fac
ulty of General Motors Institute
in Flint, Michigan at noon Tues
day and speak at a student
seminar that evening.
The Department has attracted
considerable national interest be
cause of its organization and
methods of instruction, Earle
commented. Several of the activ
ities bring students, teachers and
engineers to the campus to com
pete, study, confer and consult
on design problems.
Earle is author of numerous
articles and several textbooks in
graphics and design.
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
inal Examination for the Doctoral Degree
amei Harvey, Joseph Noland
itor of Philosophy in
y in Education
issertation: TOWARD A SYSTEM OF
egree: Doct
REMOTE OBSERVATION USING IN
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m.
ime: Dec. 12, 1968 at 3:30 p.
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George W. Kunze
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
nal Examination for the Doctoral Degree
ame: Zabcik, Calvin Lee
egree: Doctor of Education in Industrial
Education
issertation: THE DEVELOPMENT OF
EXPERIMENTAL CRITERION
PROGRAM FOR INDUSTRIAL EDUCA
TION.
me: Jan. 9, 1969 at 3:00 p. m.
ace: Room 104-A, M.E. Shops Bldg.
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
nal Examination for the Doctoral Degree
ame: Lozano, Jose Arnoldo
ame: Lozano, Jose Arnoldo
egree: Doctor of Philosophy in Biochem
istry and Biophysics
issertation: THE ISOLATION, IDENTI
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IES OF PHENOLIC ACIDS FROM DIS
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Ag Professors
Discuss Mod
World At TU
BRICK FELLS POLICEMAN IN CAMPUS MELEE
Policeman Paul Juel of the San Francisco police department lies unconscious on the San
Francisco State College campus after being felled by a hunk of brick thrown during a
melee between police and dissident students- He was struck on the back of the neck.
Minority groups on strike at the college for a month tried to close school down after it
was reopened for classes. (AP Wirephoto)
2-Year AFROTC Hopefuls
Given Program Deadlines
The mod world as reflected in
poetry and American democratic
faith will be discussed by A&M
professors at the 13th American
Studies Association of Texas
meeting Saturday in Austin.
Papers by Dr. Carroll D. Lav-
erty, English professor, and Dr.
Lloyd C. Taylor associate pro
fessor of history, follow a con
ference theme of “Some Reflec
tions Upon Modern America.”
Vice president of the Texas
chapter of ASA is Dr. J. M.
Nance, History Department head.
Laverty’s paper is titled
“Poetry Reflects the MOD
World.” “Eleanor Roosevelt, Ed
ward Hopper and the American
Democratic Faith” will be given
by Taylor.
Other topics in the one-day
meeting at the University of
Texas cover the modern Ameri
can protest song, revolutionary
theater and the black arts move
ment, religious aspects of hip-
sterism and American work cult
and concepts of job creation vs.
guaranteed annual income.
Texas A&M students planning
to apply for the Air Force ROTC
two-year program must meet
four major requirements, dead
lines for which are approaching.
To enter the professional of
ficer course next September, the
student must take the Air Force
officer qualification test, have
an Air Force-administered physi
cal, meet an interview board and
complete a six-week field train
ing course next summer, noted
Col. Vernon L. Head, professor
of aerospace studies.
“The AFOQT will be given
Dec. 14,” Colonel Head added.
“All program applicants should
contact Maj. Charles Haney or
Maj. Ray Copus before Dec. 13.”
SUCCESSFUL completion of
the test and the physical must
precede forwarding of applica
tions to AFROTC Headquarters,
Maxwell AFB, Ala., where final
selection and summer training
assignment are made.
Object of the two and four-
year ROTC programs is to place
on active duty lieutenants who
have the knowledge and poten
tial to become competent leaders
and managers, Head noted.
“This year, stronger than ever
emphasis is being placed on ca
reer areas most needed by the
Air Force — pilots, navigators
and engineers,” he went on. “Air
Force has very limited need for
liberal arts majors who are not
flying qualified. Most desirable
is the engineer who Begins his
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it were, there would be no differ
ence between a great power and
Ghengas Khan, who slaughtered
hundreds of thousands.
I"
“No power will last if it ig
nores principle; a coalition will
form against it as the Allies did
against Hitler and destroy that
power.”
career as a pilot and branches
into research and development
after his flying years.”
HE INDICATED qualified stu
dents with two years academic
work remaining, either at under
graduate or graduate level, who
have good grades and would like
an Air Force flying career will
have exceptional opportunities.
Cadets in the two-year pro
gram receive $50 per month in
non-taxable pay. Pilot category
cadets can receive private pilot
license-equivalent flight training
at Air Force expense while com
pleting degree work.
The Flight Instruction Pro
gram consists of 36 ^ hours fly
ing in light aircraft and ground
school on weather, navigation
and civil air regulations. Suc
cessful completion of the pro
gram and passing the FAA
exam qualifies the student for a
private license.
Colonel Head said the AFOQT
will be given at 7:30 a.m. Dec.
14 in Room 321 of the physics
building.
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