Major By OVID A. MARTIN CHICAGO (111—H ere 's how the major planks of the Republi can and Democratic platforms compare: FOREIGN POLICY Republicans—Promised a vigor ous, resolute foreign policy—in flexible against every tyranical encroachment, and mighty in its advance toward our affirmative! goals. Those goals include secur ity of the nation, fortification of love of freedom throughout the world achievement of a just peace and maintenance of security, freedom and solidarity of the WeStern Hemisphere. Opposed recognition of Red China and its entry into the UN. Democratic—Declared party ob lective is not the right to coexist in armed camps with totalitarian ideologies, but creation of endur ing peace in which the universal values of human dignity, truth, and justice under law are finally secured for all men everywhere. To achieve this will require re storation of national strength military, political, economic and moral. Promised diplomats who will create new image of the Uni ted States. NATIONAL DEFENSE Republicans—Claimed U.S. mil itary strength is second to none. Pledged intensified and coura- Graduate Awarded Science Fellowship Vernon D. Barger, of Curlls ville, who received his bachelor of science degree in engineering science at. June commencement exercises, has been awarded an International Business Machines fellowship to study toward his master of science degree in phys ics at the University. The fellowship, which is rotated yearly among certain fields of physical science and engineering, provides a stipend plus tuition and expenses. He was active on the Men's Debate Team, Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity, the Chess Club, and Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Tau, Pi Mu Ep silon, Sigma Pi Sigma qnd Phi Eta Sigma, honor societies. Vijuk Receives Award For Machine Designing Robert M Vijuk, a recent grad uate from Herimie, has been se lected for the Machine Design Award established by the Indus trial Press of New York, N.Y. The award is made to the member of the graduating class who had done outstanding work in machine de sign. Mr. Vijuk received his bach elor of science degree in mechan ical engineering. He is a member of Phi Kappa Phi and Phi Eta Sigma, scholastic: and Tan Beta Pi and Pi Tan Sigma, engineering honor societies. Formosa Gets Grant Carl J. Formoso, senior in chemical engineering from Indi ana, has been awarded a $4OO Lu brizol Scholarship for the 1960-61 academic year. The scholarship is provided by The Lubrizol Foundation of Cleveland, Ohio. Planks of geous efforts to keep the nation ahead in light of swift technolog ical change and warning signs of Soviet aggressiveness. This would include development and produc tion of new strategic weapons such as the Polaris submarine and ballistic missile and long range missiles. Party would pro vide any necessary increased ex penditures to meet new defense situation. Democratic—P I edged recast ing of nation's military capacity to provide forces and weapons of a diversity, balance ; and mobility sufficient in quantity and quality to deter both limited and general aggressions. Claimed Eisenhower administration has allowed So viet Union to overtake United States in some major military fields, including missile and space development, for reasons of eco nomy. Promised to strengthen foreign alliances. AGRICULTURE Republican—Would build farm program around giant land retire ; ment program designed to end overproduction and to raise farm prices at the market place. Would use price supports to widen mar kets, ease production controls and help achieve increased farm fam ily income. Would expand move ment of food abroad under food ;for peace program and create Remick to Give Paper At Reactor Conference Forrest J. Remick, acting direc tor of the Nuclear Reactor Facil ity, will present a paper at the Reactor Conference scheduled August 17-19 at Gatlinburg, Tenn. Remick's paper is titled "Five Years of Operating Experience With A University Owned Re actor," and will stress the feasi bility of university ownership and the safety record which has been maintained at the Penn State Reactor during its five years of operation. LUTHERAN STUDENT CENTER 412 West College Ave. "Liturgical renewel in the church! Reform or mere form?" . .. The Rev. Paul W. arouse At the Center Thursday, August 4th, 7:30 p.m. MORRELL'S for: pizzas hoagie's burgerboats french fries soft drinks AD 8.8381 Delivery 9.12 inillimmunioniumummmillmiumnimmommonniiiiiiiiimi4ammiiiinimil 1 = 1 If YOU are =, a SM Vr Ati , among these people Ni NI 1 tky ill r E , 3g* , - ~,, YOU know it pays a 1,,,,:. -, , a are I g ~ . , 1! 4( rd .. ..i: ... ad .. 4 .:,.ii to advertise in the 1 .: • , , ..... g I E. COLLEGIAN E E. _ CLASSIFIEDS I a a. B Send in your Information, name and address -4. to the Summer Collegian, Box 261, State College El sliof call LIN 5-2531 E = = = at WATCH THE RESULTS I = 5 E 511111111111M11111111111111111011111i1111111111111111MillliffiliiifilillifliM11111111111111111111111111H111111111111111111111111111 Party Platforms Compared strategic food reserves for possible national emergency. Democratic—Promised to work for full parity of income for farm ers through use of production con trols, higher price supports than prevail now, production pay ments, price support loans and purchases. Would also expand farm markets by enlarging food for-peace programs, creation of strategic reserves at home and abroad and establishment of food stamp plan to help needy at home. Claimed GOP policies have forced big decline in farm income. LABOR Republican Promised to con tinue Eisenhower administration policies aimed at fostering, pro moting and improving welfare of labor. Pledged effort to increase federal minimum wage rate and to extend its coverage to several million more workers. Declared harmony betwen labor and man agement can best be achieved in climate of free collective bargain ing with a minimum of govern ment intervention except by med ication and conciliation. Democratic—Pledged full sup port for collective bargaining and repeal of antilabor excesses said, to have been written into labor, laws. Claimed Republican Taft-! Hartley labor law has weakened Today's Answer unions in efforts to take in un organized workers. Promised re peal of authorization for "right to-work" laws, limitations on the right to strike and to picket peace fully. Would raise minimum wage from present $1 an hour to $1,25 and extend coverage. EDUCATION , Republican Promised federal aid in construction • of school buildings but rejected proposals for helping to pay teacher sala ries. Declared primary responsi bility for education rests on local communities and state.i. Held broadened federal assistance would threaten local control. Democratic—Asserted GOP ne glect of educational needs and pledged federal assistance in building classrooms and in paying teachers. Said • local communities and states have borne as much of the cost of education as they are able, hence assistance must come from federal government. MEDICAL CARE FOR AGED Republican—Promised program that would provide elderly per sons needings it, on a sound basis and through a contributory sys tem, protection against burden some costs of health care. Aged would have option of carrying private health insurance. For the aged unable to pay, federal gov- Brennan Accepts Post,: , 1 At U.S. Air Force Dr. J. Norton Brennan, asso ciate professor of engineering, has accepted a position at the United States Naval Nuclear ordnance Evaluation Unit, Kitland Air Force Base, in Albequerque, New Mexico. DELICIOUS You haven't had a good steak until you've gone to Duffy's in Boalsburg. Your exact speci fications will be followed. l Bring some of your friends out this weekend. Your favorite 1 TRADITION Duffy's Tavern is a mere four miles from State College and -7 : - it's worthwhile going out. You'll see why it has been a I Penn State tradition for so many years. Don't be worried about dress, either it's in ., 5 formal. Your as welcome as one of the family. Duffy's In Boalsburg, 4 miles east of State College on Route 322 (Turn right at the Texaco Service Station) PAPER FOR ALL SUMMER TEACHER AID Dr. Seuss STOP IN TODAY! We have all your favorite Magazines and a Complete selection of greeting cards. ernment would make grants to help finance state programs. Democratic —Pledged medical care benefits for the aged fi nanced under the Social Security system. Rejected any proposals which would require the aged to submit to a means test to deter mine eligibility for federal aid, CIVIL RIGHTS Republican—Pledged full use of power, resources and leadership of the federal government to elim inate discrimination in voting, employment, schools, housing and public facilities, based on race, color, religion or national origin, Rejected proposals that schools bo given three years to lay down de segregation pla n s. Reaffirmed right to peaceful assembly to pro test discrimination In private bus iness establishments. Democratic Also pledged full use of federal powers and leader ship to end discrimination in vot ing, housing ; schools, emoloynient and transportation. Would give schools three :years to lay down plans for starting desegregation and establish a Federal Employ ment Practices Commission to se cure racial equality for employ ment. Declared peaceful demon strations for civil rights are a sig nal for nation to make good in this field. 4\ti)LLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS BUY, SELL, TRADE, TELL Factory Authorized • VOLKSWAGEN Sales-Parte—Servleit New '6O Deluxe Sedan_ .....1111621. WYNO SALES CO. 1960 E. Third St. Williamsport, Pa. Phone 3-46113 FRIENDLY beverages are served. Why not pleasantly surprise your date or wife and lake her out to Duffy's this weekend? The surroundings are just like home she'll love the rustic country flavor, which makes the food taste even better. Your favorite beverages are served. ALUMNI Duffy's is just the way you re member it friendly and old fashioned. The delicious food is cooked and served to your own specification. Du f f y's will bring back pleasant memories of your college years. whether you graduated in 'lO or '6O. Why not come out for dinner? Tavern SUMMER STUDENTS WE HAVE YOUR REQUIRED READING BOOKS AND HUN DREDS OF PAPERBACKS FOR ALL COURSES. NITTANY NEWS 108 W. Canes,' Ave,.
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