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South Africa
Declares
Emergency
JOHANNESBURG, South
Afi Ica (/P) South Africa's
government beset by dem
onstrations against its segre
gation policies, declared a state
of emergency yesterday and
alerted its citizen defense
foi ce for mobilization.
The ()viers went out as more
than 30,000 Negro demonstrators
Jamming the streets of Cape
Town, the seat of South Africa's
nirliament, emphasized tlw build
up of racial tension. Scattered
violence flared in the countryside
With armored cars circling
the Parliament building, police
with rifles guarding the en
trances and street corners and a
police helicopter circling over
head, Prime Minister Hendrik
Verwoerd declared the situation
was under control.
If 18 regiments of the citizens
force now alerted cannot handle
any di,oiders, he said, the regular
army will be called in.
The Cape Town New oes finally
dispersed peacefully. but their
sheer numbers made profound
impressions.
Three million white persons
control 10 million Negroes.
nearly half a million Indians
and more than a million coloreds
—mixed bloods—in this nation,
rigidly segregated according to
racial complexion.
The dramatic events in Parlia
ment came only a few hours after
police had rounded up some white
liberals and Negro, Indian and
colored leaders to ward off what
Verwoerd described earlier as "a
massive revolt," More than 150
were reported arrested.
Floods Drive Thousands
From Midwest Homes
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Flood danger and damage
spread rapidly yesterday while
the number of homeless mounted
into the thousands.
Heavy tains beat down in the
eastern half of the country and
poured into streams as far east
as New York State.
The Red Cross estimated 4000
persons have been forced out of
their homes in Nebraska, lowa,
South Dakota, Kansas and Mis
souri. High water trouble reached
into areas in other states.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
'K' Hits Western Arms Plan;
France Schedules New A-Test
ROUEN, France (/P) Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev
criticized the West's disarmament plan yesterday at about the
time his French hosts announced they may be about to set
off another atomic blast.
While unaware of the French announcement at the time
he was making his remarks about,
disarmament at a news confer-ther tests while Khrushchev is
ence, the touring Soviet leader,here.
said he disapproved of any fur -I The announcement emphasized
titer atomic tests by France or on the eve of renewed talks be-
anyone else
The French government sent :President Charles de Gaulle that
warnings to airlines that the 'France is an atomic power and
Sahara will be generally off intends to go on testing until
limits to all flights beginning
early today. i mt agreement.til:ne is an acceptable disarma-
France's first test Feb. 13 wasm
preceded by several similar an Khrushchev was sprightly and
nouncements that were only often in bubbling spirits as he
drills. The present alert also may talked to newsmen aboard the
be a drill since the French had:train that brought him here from
indicated they will hold off fut.. Lille. He seemed tired at Lille.
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JAMES KEATING
Vilianova University '59
Not at ail sure of the area
of engineering (develop
ment, design, test, menu
facturlng) which would
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been most Impressed by
the way Kearfott Project
Engineers STAY WITH A
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finds that this Kearfott
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STANLEY
WALLERSTEIN
Ohio University '59
The very advanced nature
of many Kearfott projects
fired this engineer's
Imagination. He joined the
Electronics Systems Lab,
where he worked on the
development of a tiny
counter —part of what is
believed to be the most
accurate test equipment
yet devised for missile
guidance systems. After
exposure to the diversity
of the projects In the Sys
tems Lab, Stan has decided
to look no further, but re
quested permanent assign
ment here, where work
ranges over space naviga
tion, digital computers,
guidance systems, solid
state physics, Industrial
automation systems and
diverse electronic systems.
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Russians To Get Plan Public Affairs Program
GENEVA GI, A new nuclear CORRY, Pa. (?P)--A two-year
test ban plan tailored by Presi- program designed to promote in
dent Eisenhower and British terest in public affairs was
Prime Minister Harold Macmil- !launched here Tuesday night
lan will be handed to the Russians
today. Soviet reaction is uncer-i
thin.
Western sources said yesterday
the United States and Britain will:
challenge the Soviet Union to red
move all remaining obstacles to:
a partial nuclear test ban treaty.
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LENNART G.
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lsfayette Cotten '59
Len is pleased with his six
months' experience at
Kearfott on two widely dif
ferent counts. First is the
combination of both thee.
refloat and practical know
how he has gained In a
field that has fascinated
him for a tong time—tran
sistor applications. The
other is Kearfott's loca
tion. Finding midtown New
York only 40 minutes away
by car, Len, a veteran, Is
planning to continue his
studies for an MS at one
of the many colleges In the
New York/New Jersey areas
Columbia, N.Y.U., Stevens,
Newark College of Engi
neering are ail close by.
This semester, Len has
enrolled for two Kenton
sponsored courses taught
at the plant.
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FOR ASSISTANT PROJECT ENGINEERS
Make an appointment now with your Placement Director,
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GARY WOERNER
Newark College
of Engineering '59
Gary has worked by choice
in two Moratories since
he joined Kearfott last
June—Astronautics and
Electronics. He values the
opportunity he had to work
In direct contact with
senior engineers and sci
entists who have played a
leading role in developing
the Kearfott inertial
systems and components
which have been selected
for application in over 80
aircraft and 16 major
missile Systems. Gary now
leans to the choice of a
permanent assignment in
the Electronics Lab but
has decided to work a few
months is the advanced
Gyrodynamlcs Division, be
fore coming to a decision.
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