Show iriiic x - v " ' - £ £ - "nf tr din li ' n -j 'y-t'- November 12 1969 new’s s i - JSIJ 42 approved Vice President Spiro T Agnew says more than 80 percent of the messages he has received approve of his stinging verbal attacks on some participants in 'Vietnam war protest demonstra- tions I “AND YOU’D BE surprised at how many on the other side of the political fence in high public office privately are laudatory about what I’ve been doing” Agnew said In the Interview v he several strong-worde- d speeches since the Oct Vietnam Moratorium Day In New Orleans only four days after the big nationwide demonstration Agnew said the protest was encouraged by “an effete corps of impudent snobs” 15 said then that Agnew thou-sand- “I s of young people were taking part without considering thexconsequences to their country At that time he also criticized plans for the sec- well-motivat- the news media had deliberately distorted his remarks but the vice president did not name any Individ uals or names Agnew was asked if he feels the disparity between editorial views and the response of his cor respondents indicates a disa- greement between the nation's intellectual elite and the mass of people THAT'S ABOUT 4 almost 5 to 1” the vice president said' Agnew has made That CHARGED DON’T CONSIDER the SONGLEADERS USUS peo-pi- e USU 1 Nov' in the Engineering building room L239 at 1:30 pm f 13 E SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS is spon-sorin- g a lecture on Bonneville Raceway- Thursday Nov 13 It 744 will be at the Chuck-a-ram- a East fourth South Salt Lake City at 7:30 pm THE 1 i r JAY’S FREMOCO CASH SAVER Attention all Pre-me- d students and ALPHA EPSILON DELTA members There will be a meet-tinThursday Nov 13 at 8 pm in room 329 at the Univer sity center Dr Maxwell dean of admissions at the University of Utah Medical college will be the speaker “The war is killing our friends” Participate in the moratorium activities Thursday There will be a torch light par ade a teach-i- n at the Sunburst lounge and petitioning of the - AUTO-MOTIV- - THE QUEEN WILL be chosen g with the cheers ALL CIVIL ENGINEERS there will be an ASCE meeting Thurs-da- y fcn who can meet the qualifications B YELL LEADERS want everyone to wear navy blue and white to the game Saturday Bring a white handkerchief or towel to help - Paris Peacetalks PEACE NOW! Lubrication TIRES Batteries BRAKE SERVICE v Thursday night at 7:30 in 960 No Main is welcome! building Everybody (IX THE QUEEN WILL be given free a jump course and must be willing to make one Jump At tendants have option whether to jump or not If desired they also will be given a free course Trophies will be given to the queen and two attendants The contest is open to all coeds and no organizations affilia APPLICATIONS ARE due this Friday g STATE INSPECTION overall neat appearance (2) modeling of parachute gear (3) attitude toward Jumping and (4) original patch or decal design connected with sport para chuting by tion Is required A MEETING OF THE USU SKYDIVERS is today Wednes day Nov 12 in room 304 of the Forestry Zoology build-inAll students interested in being trained this week should attend Transportation to the nationals will be decided upon Come to the football game tomorrow Yes tomorrow Nov 13 at 12:30 pm the Army ROTC meets the Air Force ROTC on the quad for an exciting game FOLK DANCE CLUB meets Self Service r 58 West 4th North ’66 Bronco Pickup n 4 wheel drive Radio HEATER Standard ' transmission ’68 Fury III 4 door Sedan V8 power Steering AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS $1995 CENTRAL AUTO PARTS CO Merc'Calienfe 4 door Sedan V--8 Auto trans power Steering Factory 321 North Main 'airc°nd “The Friendly People” mental study instru-mentatio- y e POWER AND LIGHT Company personnel assisted in installing the transformer and making electrical connections UTAH se Court gives aid to campOs police 67 Chrys WASHINGTON AP — The students for displaying“dis-ruptiveantiwar signs during silent protests of the Vietnam war The court took this step by refusing to review ”’e convic-tio- n of Robert K ! 'ker a student at the University of who held up a picture of a napalmed boy outside a university placement office The vote was 8 to 1 ' Zwlcker was one of several students who stood outside the placement office in February 1967 to protest interviews being held within by the Dow Chemi cal Co a manufacturer of na palm University police told the students they could stage their demonstration but could not bring signs into the building ” $12W Wis-consi- soc-iet- TALKING about various solutions to the problem Dr Hendricks stated “We could take waste paper and extract various products from It or we could use it for combustion for heat power or steam” Hendricks went on to say “Our blgest problem may be the psychological one Was has a negative connotation People don’t even want to dis cuss it let alone put money into it” LECTURE DR HEN dricks plans to document the extent of the damage both ec onomic and social that Is caused by the inundation of waste and IN HIS then of some possible solutions to the problems The lecture will be at 7:30 pm in FZ auditorium Scotsmen band stage concert The Scotsmen USU’s ber “big band” group will pre-sea mini concert featuring the jazz rock sounds of today in the Sunburst lounge at 12:30 The program will include such nt The Department of Languages and Philosophy will offer the examinations PhD Language Nov 15 at 9 am Candidates are required to pay a fee at the controller’s of flee after obtaining a language proficiency card from the Grad uate Office After fees have been paid the card should be given to the Language Office Those taking the examinations in Spanish are to meet in M 203 ' Russian and French in M 206 and German in M 201 favorites as “Spinning Wheel” from Blood Sweat and Tears “Light My Fire” “Hash” From the Woody Herman band “Hey Jude” “Say a Little Prayer” and' other popular numbers Organized in 1954 the Scots-me-n formal dances play for the Aggiettes during basketball games and proms throughout Utah and Idaho They have also played at Intercollegiate Jazz Festival in Salt Lake Newport auto trans Factory air cond power Steering Apart $1995 ! A REALISTIC 1 SHARK with Burt Reynolds Barry Sullivan Arthur Kennedy Sylvia Pinal LIFE Canfot Coming 11-1- 9 FILM BECAME TOO REAL! 2 Pnyt of Color Picture wliilo lAoormf Swddontf htmod or o ffvofmoo In m Jvno 04 7 1969 Mid tk kvyo ofciH ociifM ih vntim Cache Drive-I- n 56 Crown Imperial IMMACULATE OR BETTER FULLY powered $495 FRE0 SickeAn° vperi 1 1 n Language exam coming soon V-- 8 Will Rip You ‘ st will discuss how the affluent society of the United States is y being turned into an effluent and make some suggestions as to how this country can stop fouling Its own nest IN Su- - preme Court upheld today the power of university police to ar-re- Dr David W Hendricks of Utah State will lecture Thurs Nov 13 on the subject day “The Metabolism of Society” In his lecture Dr Hendricks 18-me- $1295 HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUR co-lead- er look-in- g Sky for a girl with good looks artistic ability and courage to be their queen Applications are available in the activity center for any girl ers I know” and falls in the mountains in the wintertime so that water supplies during the summer will be ad Dr Israelsen said equate” An important part of the test site installation was burying an electrical power cable from the highway at Wellsville summit to the top of the mountain Mountain Bell Telephone Company cooperated by loaning one cable layers of their heavy-dut- y which made the job possible in the extremely rocky terrain Dr Israelsen said this resulted not only in substantial savings to the project in time and money but rendered the installation possi-bl- ct Jumpers need Doctor speaks on psychology brave queen of modern life The divers are mis mmmsmz &UlBd&P UUIrJU pro-je- in-crea- who write for the news media intellectual elite” Agnew said “Sometimes I think they are about the most superficial think- ed sources program Dr C Early Israelsen a Lab-orator- torate remarks siira for the experin said that at the Mount Pisgah site will include a silver iodide generator and wind and temper ature sensors all of which will This test site is part of a be controlled remotely from at Logan large network of telemetering and cloud storms move into winter “As precipitation gages located Cache Valley from the west” generators seeding throughout northern Utah south he explained “the generator will ern Idaho and western Wyoming be ignited and will supply large quantities of tiny silver iodide CATCH PRECIPITATION particles to clouds moving over-hea- d data are sent by radio from each These particles act as to network in which ice crystals the nuclei around station the water research laboratory where form They in turn fall to the they are automatically recorded ground as snow flakes further and used in evaluating weather downwind modification techniques that are “THE ULTIMATE GOAL OF being tested under sponsorship of the US Bureau of Reclama' the program is to be able to tion’s atmospheric water re- the amount of snow that Agnew said Sunday his mail Indicated that his speeches are reflecting the views of the elec- president said: test site is being installed on top of Mount Pisgah in the south end of Cache Valley as part of the Wasatch Weather Modification project at y the Utah Water Research Univer-sity at Utah State ond Vietnam war protest which Is scheduled for later this week “I’m going to continue to say what I think is proper to say and in the way I want to say it” The latest tally by his office showed he had received 7122 communications backing his speeches and 1587 opposing his M An instrumental ( And the vice ' to Page 7 Applications iare now being accepted for the position of CAMPUS PUBLIC RELATIONS Representative of The USU ENTERTAIN-’MENBUREAU Apply I UNIVERSITY PROGRAM CENTER U C 318 by Friday Nov 14 T |