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Sixteen cars have convert ers which take the walkie-talkie signals and broadcast them through the car radio. The radios are used to direct all vehicles on the driving range at the Research Annex. Luedecke speaks at commanders conference ROTC “stands for the things the nation stands for," Texas A&M Acting President A. R. Luedecke reminded the univer sity’s Corps of Cadets leaders Monday. The former Air Force major general said ROTC stands for national and personal strength. General Luedecke was keynote speaker for the Corps’ annual commanders conference. Approxi mately 250 junior and senior Corps leaders are participating in the one-week conference preparation for the start of classes next Monday. Luedecke suggested the cadet leaders strive to make Texas A&M’s ROTC program — already one of the most heralded in the nation — even better during the coming school year. He said cadets must emphasize leadership. “Conduct yourself with re spect,” General Luedecke in structed the cadets. New Student Week for all new students begins Wednesday. A general assembly at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday will include talks by top university officials. Texas A&M is playing a key role in producing better teenage drivers on Texas’ streets and highways. The university, through a $148,000 contract between the Industrial Education Department and the Texas Education Agency, graduates 50 certified supervisors and 65 teaching assistants Friday from the Driver Education Insti tute. Organization of the Cadet Corps will be completed Saturday morning. At the same time, 64 A&M Consolidated High School students complete the best drivers educa tion course available. Delayed registration for stu dents who did not register in the spring or summer will con tinue through Friday. Classes begin at 8 a.m. Monday. 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The Aggieland is norm* available prior to the start of s j classes, but Lindsey pointed o" classes are beginning two earlier this year. The books will be distribute at the Student Publications « fice on the second floor of Services Building. Annuals will be issued only J students who were enrolls Texas A&M on a full-time a -' last spring, Lindsey expl aine He added that each student cept in the case of married s dents, must pick up his yearbook. St: hour and info Te "ylo r Otfl 1 1970 TOYOTA $1830.00 BRAZOS VALLEY TOYOTA INC. We Service All Foreign Make Cars Cavitt at Coulter Phone 822-2828