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College Station, Texas
Thursday, October 26, 1972
THE BATTAUON
McGovern’s ‘New Internationalism’ Explained
KALEIDOSCOPE PRESENTS THE
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Tonight on B-CS TV Channel 9
846-0811
at 7:00
Hear what environmental design majors have done.
Call in questions and opinions during the program.
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Friday, Oct. 27, 1972
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Dennis Ivy & The Waymen
(AFC) — Before George Mc
Govern spelled out his “new inter
nationalism,” it seemed that he
might offer voters a choice on
America’s role in world affairs.
But no more. Except for Viet
nam, the Senator now agrees with
the President on the essentials of
a bi-partisan intemationlism.
Here is how those essentials
stack up:
Detente with China. McGovern
promises to recognize Peking;
Nixon would do the same. The
among equals.” Both would en
courage Japan to play a bigger
economic (and military) role in
Asia and in world organizations.
Both would encourage the NATO
allies to take on a larger share of
the military role in Europe.
In economic matters, both can
didates would avoid protective
tariffs and trade restrictions
where they could and world work
to create an environment largely
favorable to the giant multina
tional corporations.
Within this overall multi-
nationalism, the differences are
s 1 ig h t. McGovern criticizes
Nixon for the “six gun economic
diplomacy” of former Treasury
(Secretary John Connally and for
not consulting the Japanese before
his trip to Peking. But Nixon has
already replaced Connally, quite
possible in response to pressure
from the financial community, and
has moved to mend relations with
the Japanese.
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logic is obvious, and extends well
beyond opportunities for trade.
Ever since the Council on Foreign
Relations sponsored its three-
year, 11-volume study of U. S.-
China Relations (1962-65), policy
makers have increasingly seen the
advantage of working out accom
modations with China to maintain
the status quo in Asia.
Detente with Russia. Just as
with China, both McGovern and
Nixon would pursue rapproche
ment. McGovern, unlike Nixon,
would cut back military spending.
But that is less a shift in foreign
policy than a move to trim the
profits of domestic weapons pro
ducers.
Alliance with Japan and West
ern Europe. Both McGovern and
Nixon would continue to move
Washington down from its former
perch as the leader of “the free
world” to a position as “first
Nationally Rated Wurstfest Begins
12th Annual Running This Friday
Israel and the Middle East. Mc-
govern and Nixon both support
Israel. Both ignore the nationalist
claims of the Palestinian Arabs.
Both remain quiet about the Mid
dle East interests of American-
owned oil companies.
The Have-Not Nations. Mc
Govern would avoid any ‘reflexive
interventionism ... in the internal
political affairs of other coun
tries,” but, like Nixon, favors an
“interventionism” of foreign aid.
In line with the new multina
tionalism, both would channel aid
increasingly through the World
Band and the United Nations De
velopment Programme (UNDP).
McGovern does criticize Washing
ton’s favoritism toward big bus-
iness in the poorer nations hi
fails to note that the World
and UNDP are even more op
to big business than Washington
itself.
The one outstanding issue, then,
is Vietnam. Nixon could end tin
war, but probably won’t; McGov.
ern would have to, or face an up
rising among his supporters. Tbat
alone might be enough to convinti
the voters—one way or the other
But, except for such crisis issues,
no one should think that, evei
with George McGovern in the
White House, the American peo-
pie would finally gain control
over their foreign policy.
James
Rice-Te
Arkansa
loustor
Oklahor
The twelfth annual Wurstfest
or Octoberfest in New Braunfels
will begin Oct. 27 and run through
Nov. 5.
This event which has been rated
nationally as the outstanding spe
cial event during the month of
November, will once again offer
all the color and excitement of
real German living.
Featured star this year at
Wurstfest will be Myron Floren
of the Lawrence Welk Show.
Floren, in his fifth consecutive
appearance, will perform two
shows daily, Monday through
Thursday, at 7:30 and at 10 p.m.
in the Wursthalle.
Other activities at this year’s
celebration are Mark plat, Gar-
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he
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making such aippea ranees,”
said.
Martinez told of one Houston
lecturer who asked audiences to
repent from their evil ways and
passed a hat for them to place
their drugs in. The lecturer then
would go out and sell the drugs
he received.
Martinez described LSD as the
most frightening drug of them
all.
“It is highly hallucinogenic and
can cause flashbacks as much as
six months later,” he said. He
added that only an ounce of it
can produce as much as 300,000
“hits.” Because of its small size
it often passes undetected into
the Huntsville prison through the
mail by way of the backs of
stamps and on the letters them
selves, he said.
“Barbituates are addictive and
an overdose can easily be deadly,”
Cut Rate
Martinez said. “One barbituate
and a beer will make you drunk
and a few with some alcohol can
kill. It slows breathing and low
ers the blood pressure.”
tenfest, Dramafest, German
Folk Dancers, an Auto Rallye, a
Sailboat Regata, and Canoe
Races. There will be historical
tours, flower shows, antiques, art
shows and exhibits as well as
oompah music, German dancing,
food, beer, laughter and fun for
every age.
A sausage dog show will also
be featured at the event at 2
p.m. Nov. 5 in Landa Park.
Awards will be given to the old
est, longest, most liked sausage,
best dressed, etc., and to dachs
hunds participating in the con
test.
Childrens’ choirs, Kindechor and
Engelkinder, will present concerts
each week night during October
fest.
Continuing national publicity
will help bring 150,000 people to
the 1972 Wurstfest according to
official prediction.
Tickets are $2 per person at
the door. The grounds will open
at 5:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri. and 12 noon
Sat. and Sun. Closing time will
be 12 midnight nightly.
Law Of The Seas’ Becoming
Controversial National Issue
Ocean law is becoming increas
ingly important and controver
sial as both a national and in
ternational issue, observes John
L. Seymour, new faculty member
in the A&M Management De
partment.
Seymour points out “law of the
seas” encompasses areas from
fisheries, fishing boundaries, pol
lution control zones to coastal
zone management problems.
An attorney licensed to prac
tice in Texas, Seymour is serv
ing a dual role while at TAMU
as a visiting lecturer with the
College of Business Administra
tion teaching a graduate course
entitled “Ocean and Coastal
Law.” At the same time he is
developing curricula in marine
environmental law under the uni
versity’s Sea Grant Program.
“Seymour will also serve in at
advisory capacity for our pro-
gram in its many marine-related
areas and will assist in develop
ing research projects related to
ocean law programs,” explained
Willis H. Clark, associate direc
tor of TAMU’s Sea Grant Pro
gram.
A graduate level course undei
the Marine Resource Management
Program, Seymour’s ocean and
coastal law course is composed
of three phases.
“The first phase of study ii
that of international law of the
sea including analysis of inter
national law relations to ocean
legal regimes that exist pres
ently and the proposed regimes
to be created by the world com
munity in the next five to ten
years,” he reports.
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COLLEGE OF SCIENCE ENGLISH PRO
FICIENCY EXAMINATION. A MAKE
UP EXAMINATION, for all Junior and
Seniors in curricula of the College of
Science who have not taken the English
Proficiency Examination, will be given on
Monday November 13, 1972 at T :00 p. m.
BIOLOGY Department Curricula —
Room 113 BSBE
CHEMISTRY Department Curricula —
Room 231 CHEM
MATHEMATICS Department Curricula
—- Room 208 ACAD
PHYSICS Department Curricula —
Room 233 PHYS
For information and guidelines on the
nature of the examination, check with the
departmental secretary. Completion o^ this
examination, a requirement of the College
of Science, is a prerequisite for registra
tion for the Spring Semester, 1973. 172110
FOR SALE
’64 Chevrolet. Excellent condition. Power
steering and power brakes. Air condition
ing. $450. 846-3243. 172t2
1965 Plymouth Fury II, air conditioned,
power, radio, automatic, V-8, 846-1547 after
5:30 p. m. 171t3
1969 Pontiac Firebird, will sell for blue-
book value. 40,000 miles. Power steering,
automatic transmission. 822-0753. 171t3
History majors who have not made a grade
of "C” or higher in English 104 on this
campus are required to take a departmental
English Proficiency Examination before the
end of their junior year. Such an examina
tion will be given at 4 :00 p. m. on Novem
ber 7 and 8, 1972, in Room 208, Nagle Hall.
Students planning to take the examination
should register at the History Department
before 5:00 p. m., November 6. 172t6
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Travel Trailer Storage. Six foot chii
link fence. Safe and convenient $10 pe
month for self-contained trailers throuii
23 feet. 24 feet and above, $15 per moni
Pop-up or tent-type trailers, $5 per moB'i
Yearly rates available. Inquire at 111
Royall, Bryan or call 846-4391 afterip.t
weekdays and all day Saturday. lllltl
Efficiency apartment,
bills paid. Call 846-5711.
$85 month, ii
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condition, converts to camper. 846-2640.
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1967 Triumph Bonneville.
Best offer. 846-4574.
Excellent.
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A&M ring, an undergraduate student must
have at least one academic year in resi
dence and credit for ninety-five (96)
semester hours. The hours passed at the
preliminary grade report period on October
16, 1972 may be used in satisfying this
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
October 30, 1972 and continuing through
December 12, 1972. The rings will be re
turned to the Registrar’s Office to be
delivered on or about January 22, 1973.
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