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PAGE SIX
THE J-TAC
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1966 j
Last Two Thursdays
Corp Names Best-Drilled
Four cadets were named as
outstanding cadets while B
Company was named best drill-
ed at the Oct. 6 drill.
Outstanding cadets were
Preston, Dannelly, A Company,
a range management major
■from Austin; David Beckwith,
B Company, a business major
from Ft. Worth; Robby Stute-
ville, C Company, a physical
education major from Gustin;
and' band company Charles
Mead, an agricultural education
major from Goldthwaite.
B Cojnpany, under the com-
mand of Cadet First Lt. John
Yearwood, was named Best
Drilled Company.
Best drilled for Oct. 13 were
Forcl'Davis, A company, a Hous-
ton history major; Losey Tim-
merman, B company, Glen Rose
English, major; William Scher-
fel III, C. company, a physical
education major from Potts-
town, Penn.; and Harold Pharr,
band company, a Houston busi-
ness administration major.
Best drilled company was A,
commanded by Don Grissom,
Fort Worth senior.
FFA Election Tonight
Officers for the Tarleton FFA
will be elected tonight at 7
, p.m. in the Agriculture Audi-
torium. Applications for office
may be picked up in either the
Ag. office or Mr. Fulton's office.
In order to be eligible for
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be filed by 5 p.m. today.
The FFA officer Installation
Team recently helped elect and
install officers of the Wichita
District FFA in Henrietta.
By BOB GLASGOW
"WIN THE WAR NOW DE-
MAND BY ..EISENHOWER"
Former President Dwight D.
Eisenhower has welled up a
new political uproar with his
"win the war now" demand.
The political uproar based on
the fomer President's statement
is whether he is advocating
nuclear attacks in, Vietnam.
After attending a meeting oi
the Republican " Coordinating
Committee Mr. Eisenhower told
a news conference, "I would do
anything that would bring 'the
war to an honorable solution as
rapidly as I could".' In direct
response to a question as to
whether he included " nuclear
wearpons in his statement, Mr.
Eisenhower replied, "I would
not automatically preclude any-
thing",
"JACK RUBY ~ NEW TRIAL
AND CHANGE OF VENUE"
OCTOBER 6
Another trial in another coun-
ty was ordered , by the Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals in
the murder case of Jack Ruby,
convicted killer of Lee Harvey
Oswald.
The Court of Criminal Ap-
peals reversed * the conviction
of Ruby which was, ■ handed
down by the Dallas District
Court on March 14, 1964 on the
grounds that Ruby did not re-
ceive a fair trial and was de
nied due process of law.
"SOVIETS OUST CHINESE
STUDENTS" gj
OCTOBER 8 |
It appears the Soviet-Chinese
relations took another turn for
the worst Friday as Kremlin
leaders ordered that all G5
students from Red China get
out of Russia by the end of the
month. '
This action was in retaliation
to a -similiar action by Red
"China which evicted Russian
students from China on Sept-
ember 20. ^Although it may
bring Soviet-Chinese relations
to a new low, the wording of
the Soviet release was not
harsh. It offered to resume
student exchanges "as soon as
the Chinese side displays readi- .
ness" to do so. ... |j,
"TOO MANY RATS IN TOWN" !
OCTOBER 10 |
Venetians and a Briton are at
odds over cat-killing. Struggling
with an invasion of rats so
fierce they frighten cats, Ven- ;
ice learned that a gentle j
Englishwoman will soon arrive i
on a cat killing mission. *?(
Venice is plagued with a host '
of robust rats moving into Ven- |
ice from a nearby garage dump :
island and Venetians feel that
their cats are a must for the
city. Mayor Giovanni Faveretto
Fisca states "there is no prob-
lem with cats here. j||
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BILL KINDER, Texan
end, found himself on the
receiving 'end of 12 Mc-
Mahon passes in Saturday
night's 28-6 win over the
TLC Bulldogs. Kinder ac-
counted for 140 yards and
a touchdown to take over
the receiving lead from
I Pat Ballow by 10 yards.
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The J-TAC (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 5, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 18, 1966, newspaper, October 18, 1966; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth141118/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Tarleton State University.