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N. Ireland’s Faulkner accuses Kennedy of playing politics
BELFAST, Northern Ireland
(JP) _ p r i me Minister Brian
Faulkner accused Sen. Edward
M. Kennedy Thursday of playing
“American politics with Ulster
lives” in demanding that British
troops pull out of Northern Ire
land.
03 Sulphur Springs Road
122-4628 Bryan
In London, about 60 Conserva
tive memers of the British Parli
ament signed a motion criticizing
the Democratic senator from
Massachusetts.
sible American leaders,” the mo
tion said.
Faulkner said a speech made
in the Senate Wednesday by Ken
nedy “reveals the depth of his
prejudice and ignorance as re
gards the situation in Northern
Ireland.” Speaking to the Ulster
parliament, Faulkner added:
“Sen. Kennedy has shown him
self willing to swallow the hoary
old propaganda line that IRA
atrocities are on behalf of the
Irish people and the British Army
is here as a colonial power.”
The Irish Republican Army—
IRA — is battling with British
forces in the Protestant-dominat
ed province in efforts to unite it
with the Irish republic, which is
mainly Roman Catholic.
“I regret,” Faulkner continued,
“there was no reference by Sen.
Kennedy to the murders and de
vastation being inflicted on our
community by the IRA.
“The fact that he made such a
speech is deplorable in itself,
but what is even more deplorable
is the fact that he obviously is
willing to play American politics
with Ulster lives.”
It almost seemed that Kenne
dy’s speech was written from an
IRA briefing, Faulkner added.
An Ulster group of the ruling
Conservative party’s right wing
declared in London: “Such a gross
interference in the internal af
fairs of a friendly nation, couched
in extreme language, containing
monumental inaccuracies, makes
him totally unfit for the White
House.”
Said the group’s chairman, John
Jackson: “Even vote-catching
American politicians are prepared
to stoop to the gutter at the ex
pense of Ulster’s torment.
“Sen. Kennedy’s ill-timed and
dangerous remarks about North
ern Ireland appear to be the open
ing of his campaign to win the
Democratic presidential nomina
tion next year.”
The Foreign Office said icily:
“We will not dignify Sen. Kenne
dy's statement with a comment.”
But the government’s view of
Kennedy’s speech was reflected
by Lord Balniel, minister of state
for defense. He told Parliament
he “resented very much indeed”
the senator’s statements.
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“This house deeply resents the
quite unwarranted incursion of
Senator Kennedy into the domes
tic affairs of the United King- _
Williams tells Brazos A&M Club members
Sea Grant program of ‘significant importance,’
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A&M’s possibilities in the Sea
Grant program, expansion of bus
iness administration, cooperative
degree programs and continuing
education were spelled out Wed
nesday night by President Jack
K. Williams.
Dr. Williams’ talk was punc
tuated with applause four times
by Brazos County A&M Club
members. Club official Bob Edge-
comb pointed out that Williams,
completing his first year in the
A&M presidency next month, has
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and more information can be obtained in Room 102, YMCA Building.
Applications must be completed by 5 p. m. Wednesday, October 27. Get
In The Races Free.
Student Y Association
won complete support among stu
dents, faculty-staff and exes.
A&M’s Sea Grant designation
is of “substantial importance” to
the university, Dr. Williams said,
describing it as “an entree to re
search and development monies,
to opportunities Texas A&M sim
ply has not had before.”
He recounted the development
of the Mitchell campus in Galves
ton. Although it will be a degree
granting branch in two or three
academic fields within a short
period, Mitchell will “continue to
draw its strength and basic pro
grams from the College Station
campus,” Williams pointed out.
He added that the 15-story
oceanography-meteorology build
ing will be the marine science re
search, teaching and service head
quarters of the university system.
The A&M leader indicated a
proposal for business administra
tion graduate programs expan
sion has been placed before com
puter magnate H. Ross Perot, do
nor of $50,000 grants to four in
stitutions including A&M.
“I have pledged to the College
of Business Administration that
whatever the Perot result, Texas
A&M will build a first-class
M.B.A. program,” Williams stat
ed.
Cooperative degree programs
involving the College of Veteri
nary Medicine with other state
institutions are also in planning,
the president reported.
Continuing education, to be
housed in the new 11-story build
ing next to the Memorial Student
Center, will also receive empha
sis.
“Education has a half-life like
radioactivity,” Dr. Williams ex
plained. “If you decide to let it
go without replenishing it, you
find knowledge has decayed.”
Williams said he wants every
college of the university to be in
a position to offer “everything
they know” on a short course,
continuing education basis to peo
ple who have completed or passed
the college part of life. He con
siders continuing education one
of the prime functions of a uni
versity.
In discussing A&M enrollment
growth, Williams cited coed hous
ing provisions in the new dormi
tory complex rising next to the
golf course.
Growth increments of 350 to
400 students per year toward a
20,000 to 22,500 student body by
1985 were called ideal by A&M’s
17th president.
“This kind of growth is man
ageable,” Williams reasoned. “We
can plan, staff and build for it.
The student this way can get the
education he expects and be treat
ed as an individual.”
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He said a breakdown of the
20,000 enrollment would hopefully
include about 4,000 girls, 4,000
graduate students and a 4,000-
member or larger Corps of Cadets.
“We have been able to maintain
our corps strength where other
land grant colleges have cut
back,” Williams pointed out. “I
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maintain a viable, working, uni-
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Students needed to service Fuller Brush
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A mature student for door-to-door gas
light sales. Good opportunity for extra
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Couples only. 307A Foch. 846-3742 after
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“lost” in Library, October 18th. $16 reward
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1 p.m.
cial notices must arrive in the Office
ident Publications before deadline^ of
. of the day proceeding publication.
The Texas Delta Chapter of Tau Beta
Pi will accept membership applications on
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October 18 through 6:00 October 23. For
more information and application forms
see Glo Bagby in the office of the Dean
of Engineering. 27t6
APPLICANTS FOR ADMISSION TO THE
PROFESSIONAL CURRICULUM
VETERINARY MEDICINE IN 1972.
The Veterinary Aptitude Test (V.A.T.)
will be required of all applicants seeking
will be required of all app _
admission to the professional curriculum
in the College of Veterinary Medicine in
1972. Results of the test must be reported
to the College of Veterinary Medicine be
fore consideration of any application.
Application cards for admission to the
.pplication cards for admission
-^st should reach the Psychological Corpo
ration before November 1, 1971. These
cards are available at the Dean’s Office,
College of Veterinary Medicine. Students
who will not qualify as applicants in 1972
should not take the test. 19t80
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
SEPTEMBER 27, 1971
OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF
ADMISSIONS AND RECORDS
. .v... Texas A&M
student
in
To be eligible to purchase the Tex
University ring, an undergraduate
must have at least one academic year in
residence and credit for ninety-five (96)
semester hours. The hours passed at th
preliminary grade report period on Octobe
18, 1971 may be used in satisfying thi
ninety-five hour requirement. Students
qualifying under this regulation_ may now
leave their names with the Ring Clerk,
Room Seven, Richard Coke Building. She,
in turn, will check all records to determine
ring eligibility.
Orders for these rings will be taken by
the Ring Clerk starting November 1,
1971 and continuing through December
through
rings will be i
the Registrar’s Office to be delivered on
14, 1971. The rings” will be returned to
1972.
from 8:00 a.
to 12:00 noon, Monday through Fridi
or about January 21, 197i
The Ring Clerk is on duty
of each week.
H. L Heaton, Dean
Admissions and Records
Mrs. H. Brownlee,
Ring Clerk
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Wheel Bearings - Exhausts
System Parts, Filters,
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Almost Any Part Needed
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