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Nazi to Visit Lewisburg
LEWISBURG, Pa. (AP) `--- Trle he said. He declined to say "for:will tolerate any lynch mob ac- i
Lewisburg Borough Council ad-'obvious reasons' when he planned!tivity."
vised Norman Lincoln Rockwell,; to arrive there 'or what method' ROCKWELL SAID he 'also told;
self-proclaimed lender d the'df tranapoctation be would use. method`}
Council that he would "place'
American Masi Party, yester . da y in, Rockwell said he sent a tele-!my entire group throughou tany
a telegram to R.ockwell'h Arling- gram to the town Council, tell-icrowd which may appear and they
ton, Va., headquarters to put aft. 0
lin them he appreciated theinwill put anyone who commits an
a scheduled appearance id the for hit
safety
.but adding' act - of violence or ' riot under
town, tomorrow. I dizsio. arrest" and deliver them'
Rockwell said last night he, "I am coming to Lewisburg toi,_ local authmitie.
plans to speak here tomorrowimake use of my coustitutional t w
regardless of the Town Council's rights to speak, a right _which! Rockwell had been invited• to
suggestion that he not appear Lewisburg has already granted te l appear at Itucknell . University.
there._ +communists and other enemies of i Then the univerSity ' Student
.. .
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"I'll be there," Rockwell said , America. _ • IForttm cancelled the. appearance.
1 T. .._
when asked if he sail planned to. ..I will - cooperate in every wai f Seth D. Ryan, 23, of Arlington,'
go after receiving the
wire frorn: with law enforcement offieuds to;VIL, was arrested in Sunbury;
the council saying they could not: revert or minimize and incident.lnear here, on Wednesday for dis- 1
guarantee his personal safety t . .
l ' will speak alone without signstributing handbills protesting the
Mt. SPEAK at 2 p.m. unlass'oniform or insignia and do notinawellation of Rockwell's appear
forcibly prevented or locked ue.believe the people at Lewisburgtance ~ '
Amateur Radio Operators Spur/ Alpha Ph i Fill Qyatas ;
14 Sorbrifies Continu Bidd i ng
Ready for CD Program Two additional sororities, Al- phis:" Andrea Chisrif.
*iit Phi and Sigma Delta Tau. Sororities still participating
Members * of the AntateuhY the broadcasting industry and have filled their quota of Pledges are: Alpha Colony. Alpha Kappa
the government to get ..officialiduzing /he open -h4iing program. Alpha. 'Alpha Omicron pi., Alpha
Radio Emergency Co r p i n f ormat i on to the American peo _l F ourteen sororities are stilt par- x
i. Delta, Beta 'Colony. Chi 011ie
i
(AREC) on campus and in Cen- Pie in the event of an attack with-liciPaung the am_ in P 'cler Iga, Delta Sigma Theta, Delta
Olt providing electronic naviga-
Ire County are among those OPEN BIDDING began almost Phi Epsilon, Gamma Phi Beta,
7 tional aid to enemy bombers oritwo weeks ago. ant will extendhi Mu. Phi Sigma Sigma. Sigma
needy to go into act son in c missiles. Crossley- said. for an indefinite period, accord - Sigma Sigma. Theta Phi Alpha
of any Civil Defense emergency. In addition to the, 27. o p era t ors ling to the present Panhel leniciand Zeta Tau Alpha.
working with the count" Crvil!Cuuncil ruling- A deadline may:
The amateur radio operators "Def ense 62 'students imtbei set at the Council's next meet
Stave a special license from thelconspos h P c r igrnateur broadcast-ling TuesdaY night
federal Communications . Co_ ,A na- ,ing licenses , These students are, . since open - bidding b egan; 79
mission and are organize d t o `"'t not an official part of the program'additional rushees, have been
in a national or local emergency but could be called on if needed,lpiedgeci by the 19 sororities
et any time. `he said. which were originally participat-
An overall Civil Defense pro l sINC.E. AMATEUR radio equip _ ing in the program..
gram is being planned for the New ribbonees are: Alpha Col-1
ment is not allowed in the resi-
University and the County whichldence halls . he said, th e students otiy: Barbara Fortunes; Alpha
Will encamps:: this radio com-1
ihave their own radio center which Phi: Kathy Young. Kathy Ed
munications system. ;is located behind the Universi Wad' Chi Omega: Vera Hess; ;
IN THE EVENT of an carer-iPovrer Plant at Burrower and Phi Mu: Sue Harvey. Judith Lea
gency the licensed operators in!College Ayes. izow, Ruth. Lehman; Zeta Tau Al
the county could disieminate;
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Civil Defense information over'-,,- , ~,iit el , I ~ t4.44....W wwwwwier .
the 640 and 1246 Conelrad fre-;
quencies, Gilbert Crossley, assod , SSNG OUT FOR PEACE
elate professor of electrical en-;, i ,
gineering and Centre Countyl, featuring: Aux ootuaN
radio officer, said yesterday. ti TONIGHT 8 P.M.
- '
Conelrad is the short term for,
an emergency broadcasting ays-It
tern officially designated as the! ,
"Plan far CONtrol of ELFActro-'
magnetic RADiations."
The system was devised jointly
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Educator i s Discuss
Latin Countries
By SAIUILeF. ORION
Three Latin-American eduea-,
tors agreed yesterday that, in•
their countries,; opinion about
Cuba: and Castro's government •
divided three mays.
The educadorr.. Gab Beleran
from Ecuador. or. Carlos Morales
and. Javier ißuii t , both of Guate
mala, are among the 2$ Latin-
American teachers studying
American, education rnethodi in
the University'i Latin-American
pr -Ae oject.
leran and Morales said that
Prexy to Speak in Ohio,
President Eric A. Walker will
speak on Feb. 8 at Ohio State
University on; the topic. "The
Builder Also Grows."
Walker's address Is one of the
scheduled events in Ohio State
University's Thomas Alvin Boyd
lecture series lin engineering.
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there are thoie in their countries
who strongly support Castro,
those who hate him and those
who are indifferent to the entire
problem.
RUIZ ADDED a fourth group—
those who have never heard of
Castro. He said that because al
most 72 per cent of the people
in Guatemala are illiterate, there
is a large percentage who are
not even aware of Cuba's exist
ence.
Ruiz said he felt that the action
of the Organization of American
States in expelling Cuba from
participation was a "bad measure,"
Beleran emphasized the fact
that people in Ecuador are free
to think the way they wish and
to express their opinions about
the situation since Ecuador is a
democratic republic.
THE LATIN-AMERICANS also
explained the operation of .uni
versities in their countries and
the prevalence of student strikes.
Beleran and Morales said that
in their countries, the universi
ties are autonomous, although
largely government-supported.
Students have a voice in the
operation of the university, they
said, by having representatives
on the council which governs the
university.
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