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THE BATTALION
Tuesday. February 18, 1969
College Station, Texas
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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
New student disorders flared
Monday at the University of
Wisconsin and at San Francisco
State College.
Scores of National Guards-
nen with fixed bayonets moved
n on a demonstration at Wis-
!0nsin, but it ended without vio-
ence.
At San Francisco State, the
spring semester got off to a
rocky start as Negro students
broke uf) a class taught by a
professor opposed to a faculty
strike.
However, striking students and
;eachers went to Classes at San
Francisco to prevent cancellation
)f new classes for lack of attend
ance. They vowed to resume the
strike once the new curriculum is
established.
IT WAS quiet at Duke Uni
versity in Durham, N.C., where
officials announced settlement
with Negro students of a dispute
which set off disorders last
week.
The University of Chicago was
cleaning up its administration
building after a 15-day student
sit-in.
At Notre Dame University in
South Bend, Ind., which has been
relatively free of protests, the
president announced he would
expel students and prosecute non
students who try forcible disrup
tion. The president, the Retf.
Theodore M. Hesburgh, said he
would give demonstrators 15
minutes for “meditation” before
moving against them.
THE NEW confrontation at
Wisconsin apparently delayed
immediate withdrawal of the 1,-
900 National Guardsmen as
signed to the Madison campus
by Gov. Warren P. Knowles.
Several hundred students
surged through an administra
tion and class building chanting,
“Support the black demands,
support the black demands.”
At San Francisco, the return
to class was a new tactic by the
dissident teachers and students.
Members of the AFL-CIO Amer
ican Foundation of Teachers
handed out leaflets explaining
that the new classes might be
canceled if nobody showed up.
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Engineers:
Good ideas
get off the ground
at Boeing.
So do careers.
Let's talk about it on
Monday and Tuesday,
February 24 and 25.
At The Boeing Company, you can be a member
of a team that's famous for making good ideas fly.
Such as the 707, America's first jetliner. And
the 727 trijet, the 737 twinjet, Boeing-Vertol
helicopters, the Boeing-built first stage for the
National Aeronautics and Space Administration's
Apollo/Saturn V moon rocket. And the NASA
Lunar Orbiter, the USAF Minuteman, and the USN
hydrofoil gunboat Tucumcari.
Boeing has exciting new projects on the way up,
too. The 747 superjet, world's largest and fastest
commercial jetliner, scheduled for airline delivery
in 1 969. America's supersonictransport, nowbeing
developed at the company's Commercial Airplane
Division. Plus other advanced programs in early
development and on Boeing drawing boards.
They can help get your career off to a dynamic
start in applied research, design, test, manufactur
ing, service or facilities engineering or computer
technology.
Visit your college placement office and schedule
an interview with the Boeing representative.
Boeing is an equal opportunity employer.
Aerospace Group • Commercial Airplane, Military Airplane Systems,.
Vertol. and Wichita Divisions • Boeing Scientific Research Laboratories
DPS Investigating
CS Girl’s Death
Department of Public Safety
officials were investigating Mon
day whether a malfunction caused
a car to go out of control and kill
Nancy Ruck, 15, of College Sta
tion Saturday night.
Miss Ruck, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Ruck of 1003 Vil
lage Drive, was dead on arrival at
St. Joseph’s Hospital, Bryan, at
approximately 10:20 p.m.
She was struck as she and a
companion, Donald Ellis, 15, also
of College Station, walked back to
their car from a birthday party.
The accident occurred six miles
from Bryan on State Highway 21.
Ellis was reported Monday as
being in fair condition, according
to hospital officials.
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To Study Sea Oil Spillage
A giant communications satel
lite proposed by Hughes Aircraft
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nications explosion of the 1970s
will carry nearly 6,000 two-way
telephone calls or 12 color tele
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Dr. John C. Calhoun, Jr., A&M
vice president for programs, has
been appointed chairman of the
Presidential panel to study the
Santa Barbara off-shore oil spill
age and recommend means to
avoid such mishaps.
Announcement of the 14-mem
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was made by Dr. Lee A. Du-
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which Secretary of the Interior
Walter J. Hickel is forming to
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shore drilling.
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“How the federal government
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ih restoring the beaches and wat
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how the methods of existing tech
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what avenues of research can be
identified where resources will be
most profitably committed in
solving this problem.”
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houn panel will not make a de
tailed review of the Santa Bar
bara incident. He said the purpose
of the panel is rather to take a
broad look at the oil solution
problem in the ocean environ
ment.
Calhoun came here in 1955 as
dean of engineering and was ap
pointed vice president after re
turning from his Washington
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Student Publications before deadline ol
1 p.m. of the day proceeding publication.
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