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Show Thursday, April 23, 1970 Foreign News Commentary = - U.S., Soviets In Cruciial Task By K.C. THALER meeting in conference in Vienna, have embarked on the crucial task of finding a formula which might help limit the nuclear arms race while Maintaining their relative defense capabilities. In the framework of the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) the two superpowers are sounding ~ i Leonid I, Brezhnev has told the Red army with the most up-to date weapons. Long Time It will take a long time before the SALTtalks will show TRUCK LOAD JUST ARRIVED an | vv « Mi CEILING RE bingy” Both seem anxious alsv to have agreed to exchange across curbthe escalating defense bills the table information about which in the event of a new most vital defense strategy is nuclear arms race are in in itself rated an important expert opinion likely to become move tow srds reducing the risk of surprise attack by miscalcuastronomical. The two superpowers have lation, made it known they mean What is under consideration in the current move is not business here, but at the same time they have served notice merely the limitation of existpkgs not prepared to lower ing nuclear arsenals but fences at the mere possible curbs on the developprospects of an arms control ment of new, more sophisticatment at some unpredicta- ed, more costly and more dangerous strategic weapons future date. The United States intends to which threaten to upset the go ahead this year with its precarious balance of terror restricted program for limited between the superpowers. ] ] ¢ 12X12X% “Fine White Tile . . Sq.Ft. seat Corporation, management ser=) Nearly 76 per cent of U.S. students —age 16 to 24 —bring home pay checks today, comto 68 per cent in 1965, ‘ker reports. 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Economy Studs WASHINGTON (UPI) —Day- Main on Standard Time when light Saving Time arrives the rest of the nation officially Claimed to be prota ct i For Last Weekend... SHEET ROCK Sunday, bringing with it the ee ay Sunday. Today’s Youth i | fh re s , Just Arrived — Too Late @ ARI roe cameos $1.12 Turn Clocks Ahead An Hour on Sunday Most important, in the opinion of George Hofe, president and headmaster of the Carteret School in West Orange, N. J., is how a student will fare once admitted. “Tf a boy goes to a college far below his ability, he is going tc coast, lose ambition and think life is easy,” Hofe says. “On the other hand,if he goes to a college where the academic requirements are too high, he is going to be in a situation where he may fail, A boy whois told he isn’t going to make it may not be willing te wait a year and try again. He mayget a job and never return to school.” Hofe, experienced in precollege counseling at the private school fcr boys he heads, has developed a quick reference system to gauge howdifficult it will be to be admitted to and the likelihood of academic success in any one of about 1,250 colleges and universities. It is based on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) scores of their present student bodies. itch Scores The essence of ‘“Hofs’s Instant College Selector,” a book published by Carteret Press, is a chart that evables a student to match his own SAT score with those of the student = Berries. -F $1.44 Meera Uh eee tu vadbie na ¥ $1.26 PL irene Daylight Saving Time Begins By FREDERICK H. TREESH United Press Internationa! With high school seniors now receiving their notices of acceptance or rejection from colleges, there is no time to waste for juniors io make their selections. A student looking for the right college should considerits quality in the academic area he 4 i : a . pune J Details at the store. . . . Just come and register. other's designs and the degree whe'her or not agreement to curb the nuclear arms race is of their respective sincerity. feasible altogether. Some speak Public Pledges Both stand publicly pledged of years, some of a decade of to work for agreement thal negotiations, could mark a turning point in Fearsfor their future securiEast-Westrelations and in the ty and mutual suspicion are increasingly dangerous strate- considerable. Nevertheless, the fact that the two superpowers gic weapons race. “fall back” occurs annual confusion over which sunday, Oct. 25. way to turn the cl The answer—turn it ahead The arguments over Daylight one hour. Just remember the Time are long and varied. tation interests such handy formula that goes, “Spring forward, fall back.” as railroads and the airlines You move the clock forward in are the biggest backers of DST. a soring, and turn it back in First Zones Set Up The railroads actually set up “Tne trae fal thus med that once marked the annual (on, gress change to DST has all but 1918 and then passed mandatovani ty DST laws in both world The reason is the Uniform wars. Time Act of 1966. Under the Children usually like DST law, Congress made observance of DST automatic unless a state since it means more free time legislature agreed to exempt before it gets dark. the entire state from the changeover. Ends Situations ‘That put an end to situations farmers also would rather have where parts of some states eea dayiight in the would observe DST, while some counties or cities didn’t. Cities Caanplaces just don’t care sometimes observed different the counties around in the United States. 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