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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19
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EASTERN TIED
IN ROAD GAVE

EASTON. Pa, Oct. 10 (Spe-
ciaD. - EaSton High School
turned q pass interrogation into
a touchdown with 1881 left to
play TO gain q SIS tie with
Eastern Of Washington, D. c.,
here last night.
Joe Amato intercepted the pass
on the Eastern Al and scored
the tying touchdown o few
plays later. EaStern's weymhn
Kelly blocked the extra point
attempt. ~
Eastern scored In the third
quarter on q 61-yard pass play
from Quarterback Harry Ben
nett to End Sam Dews.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19
BY CLAY KEMP
Star Special Writer

Guard Bob Landry is one of
the big reasons that Wakefield
High Schools football team is
on top Of the Northern Virginia
Group la League. He makes
the Warriors want to play
against someone else.
After taking q constant
pounding from Landry in prac-
tice, Wakefield's offensive
backfield welcomes q chance at
another team. They proved 1t
last night with q 1910 victory
over tough George Washington
before more than 5000 fans at
Wakefield.
The victory gave Wakefield
the undisputed league lead for
the first time this season. The
Warriors have a 5-1 record
losing only to Lane Of Chariot
tesville in a montague game.
The Warriors scored both OF
their touchdowns In the second
quarter last night and then
watched with glee as Landry
played havoc with GW's Of
tense. The 6-foot, 175-pounder
recovered ! tumble and inter-
cepted q pass to stop two CIV
drives in the fourth quarter.
Coach Bill Edmondson of
Wakefield admits Landry is a
little hard on the backs in
practice. I'm fact" EdmondSon
said, I've come close to asking
him to quit banging UP our
halfbacks."
CIV stopped Wakefield on
the 6-inch line to open the Sec
ond quarter. but the Warriors
came right back for their two
touch downs. Halfback Bob
Riordan ran 80 yards for the
first touchdown after a CIV
punt carried only rs yards.
Shortly thereafter, Rod
Spradin picked off an Grant
pass on the Warriors As. Half
back Paul Pacak, with an as
sisting block by Landry, ran 81
yards to set up Phil Allman's s.
yard scoring run.
The Warriors threatened to
make a rout of 1t after End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19
McLinden Named
AU Frosh Coach

Bob McLinden, former st
Johns High School and George
Washington University athlete
has been named freshman has.
ketball coach at American Uni
versity, Athletic Director Dave
Carrasco announced today.
McLinden was a Standout
basketball, football and base
bali player at st. Johns, grad
uating in 1850. He played only
basketball at GNU, graduating
in 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19
High School football
RESULTS YEsTERDA,

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Anacostia, ID; Spingarn. Is.
Eel, g; Wilson. g:
Carver, %: WaIker.Grant, o.
Central. Z; Charlotte Hall, 6.
Chamberlain, 20; BalIOu, Z.
Coolidge, 81 CafdOEe, o.
Eastern, s.; East0n, 6.
Einstein, so; Woodward Prep, o.
Fairfax. Is; Falls Church, 8.
Flint Hill. 81; MAret, o.
Fort Hunt, 25; Mount Vernon B, !.
Friends, 8; Landon, 6.
GOnEagA, 2Oi Bel Air, z.
Groveton. 81; Edison. o.
Handley, 49,, FAuauier, 6.
James Monroe. 34i CulDeper, 0.
LINES Weed; %, Loudoun Valley, IL.
Phelps, 23: Mckinley Tech, O.
0sbOurn. 6; Stafford. 8.
ousntico Post. 81; Bulls School, IL.
Roosevelt, SO: Western, O.
Salesianum. 40: Carroll. o.
Wakefield, IL: George Washington, o.
Woodson, go; Marshall. !.
GAMES TODAY
Taylor at Paige-Jackson, 1
Yorktown at Madison,
Northwood at B-CC, 2
Blair at Wheaton, 2
Sherwood at Richard MONTGOMERY
Walter johnson at GaithefsburE,
SpringhrOOk at Good Counsel 2
Central at Charlotte Hall.
George Mason at LOudOun COunty,2
Newport News Apprentice ct Bulls, 2
Aberdeen at Glenelg, 2
LaPlata at Great Mills. 2
st. Stephens at GeorEetown Prep.
WOedberry at Randolph-Maeon. $3.50
Peary ut Whitman, 3
.o'ConnsII W. DeMsthS ct Northwest
ern, 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19
VPI Frosh BIitzed

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 10
(AP). - TennesSee's freshmen
blitzed Virginia Techs frosh
with . Appoint second period
yesterday and rolled to q 400
victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19
Riders CREATING
Dynasty in West

the opening kickoff. Folts re-
turned to score the first two
touchdowns after Rucker engi-
neered the drives. one covering
81 yards.
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Kicker Holds
Key to WI
Grid Success

John Leypoldt hasn't scored
a touchdown all season, but
he's the most valuable scorer
Washington Lee High School
has.
Leypoldt came through for
WI for the second game in a
row by splitting the uprights
on his extra point attempt in q
TO victory over Hammond at
George Washington last night
Last week in a non-league
game against O'Connell, Ley.
poldt's conversion also was the
difference as WI squeaked by
7-6.
The 180-pound specialist ha'
made IL of Is extra point at.
tempts this season, only miss,
ing after the fifth touchdown
in the Generals Alt rout owe
Yorktown.
Another of his importan
kicks came in wills TT til
with Patrick Henry in the Sec
ond game of the season.
The Generals had to come
from behind to register Their
third Group la victory with
out a defeat. End Dave Roy
lance blocked a punt and WI
took over on the Hammond 40
Eleven plays later H alfback
Pete Lafakis swept end for the
final 4 yards.
Hammond scored in the final
minute Of the first half when
Quarterback Mike Lynch
capped a 45-yard drive with a
1-yard plunge. The extra point
kick by Lynch was blocked by
Linebacker Bob Wright.
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CARVER -------7 2. 2 7-2s
wALKER-dRANT % o o o.
Carver-Bumbury IS, pass from Ban.
mister civilians rum.
Carver-Johnson 46, run with inter
eepted pass Civilians rum.
Csrver-Williams /. run (BannisteI
rum.
carver-Bumbury IS, pass from Ban.
mister civilians rum.
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FAIRFAX BEATS
FALLS CHURCH

Bob Mortimer scored both
Fairfax touchdowns last night
as he led the Rebels to a 1876
victory over Falls Church in a
Northern Virginia Group la
game at Fairfax.
Mortimer, q 5-foot-10 half
back, ran 8 yards in the first
quarter to cap . e4-yard Fair
fax drive and scored again in
the fourth period with a 3-yard
plunge.
Falls C hurch's Ken Soucy
put the Jaguars on the score
board in the first quarter with
a 61-yard jaunt.
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HANDLE RALLY
DOWNS FAUQUIER

wARRENTON, Va. Oct. ls
(Special) III andley High
School came from behind with
Is points In the second quarter
to defeat Fauquier, 1875, in a
Group lib Northwestern Dis
trict game here tonight.
Quarterback Dick LaFollette
spanked the winners rally by
throwing touchdown passes to
John Dick and Larry Bell.
HANDLEY --O Is o 0-13
FAUQUIEH -------- 8 o o o.
Fauquier-Edwards 5, pass from
Pearson Ckick failed). ...-.
Handley-Dick 10. pass from La
Toilette (kick failed).
Handley-Bell "a, pass from LaFollette
Fisher kick).
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BELL TRIUMPHS
AS JONES STARS

Quarterback Mike Jones
revived up a sluggish Bell at
tack in the second half with
three long touchdown passes as
the Vocats defeated Wilson,
28-0, in a West Division game
yesterday at Wilson.
Jones flipped two scoring
passes to End Hewett Brantley
in the third quarter and one to
Franklin Douglas for q 40
yard score in the fourth quar-
ter. Douglas. q TANKER back,
caught six passes for lot yards.
R WfE5EoN --------- g e ltt- - 3
Bell-Brantley "a, pass from Jones
Smith rum.
Bell-Brantley SIS, pass from Jones
Owens rum.
Bell-Douglas 40, pass from Jones
wallace rum
Bell-Wallaee /. run Tones rum.
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PHELPS SCORES
Sd STRAIGHT WIN

Phelps High School picked up
its third straight league victory
with a $50 decision over Me-
Kinley Tech yesterday at Tech
to tie Eastern for the lead in
the East Division.
Quarterback Ronald Thomas,
replacing Walter Coehins who
was switched to defense, threw
touchdown passes to Kenny
Smith and Cohen Lyons In the
second period to get the Pan
theirs moving.
Defensive Halfback William
Sanford intercepted three Tech
passes as the Phelps defensive
kanr,a BAT Tab 1aAkkln1 $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19
BLOCKED PUNT BEATS LEE
TireIess Tackles Toughen Mclean
No. Va. oROUP ia LEAoUE
fties count half game won,
half game loSt)
By CARL SELL
star staff Writer

A pair Of tireless tackles, an
end converted from tackle and
9 linebaeker who is billed as an
offensive star have helped
Mclean High Schools football
team compile an enviable de-
fensive record.
The Highlanders last night
turned Q blocked punt into q
touchdown for . SO victory
over previously unbeaten Lee in
a Northern Virginia Group la
League game before more than
5000 fans at Lee.
It was McLean's fourth shut
out in its last five games. The
Highlanders have allowed only
81 points in seven games this
season. Only o'Connell, which
handed the Highlanders q 1877
opening game defeat, has
scored twice against the tough
Mclean defense.
End Lees Streak
Tackles Steve Songer and
Tom Burbage each played 4s
minutes Of outstanding football
last night and combined with
End Bill Dow and Linebacker
Steve Luxford to halt Lees po-
tent offense, which had piled
up 139 points in six straight
victories.
Dow, q 6-foot-3, l95-pound
senior, blocked q punt on Lees
l3-yard line In the second
quarter to set up McLean's
touchdown. Luxford then, car
ried the ball four straight
times, diving over for the
touchdown from the three.
The game was billed as an
offensive battle between Lux
ford and Lees Mike Poole, who
had scored "a points In the
first six games. Poole never
had a chance as McLean's line
caught him behind the line
most Of the time and wound UP
with only 80 yards rushing, %
of them on the last play Of the
game.
LuxfOrd Sparkles
Luxford spanked the Mclean
offense, which. except for the
blocked punt and q late bid,
spent most Of its time near
mid field. Steve wound up with
SO yards running and connect
ed on five Of seven passes for
80 yards.
A desperate Lee fourth-dow
bird failed on the Lancers' Q late
in the game, but Mclean was
unable to c capitalize on the
break and surrendered the ball
ON the 5. ss
Lee didn't get q first down in
the first half and wound up
with only four In the game.
McLean's defensive backfield
also choked off the Lancers' air
attack, allowing only six COM
pletions in is attempts.
Luxford's touchdown upped
his season total to So points.
leaving him eight points behind
Poole for the league lead.
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CENTRAL NiPS Is
CHARLOTTE HALL

Frank Sizemore b ulled over
from the I-yard line with less
than four minutes remaining
yesterday to lead Central High
School to q rs victory over
Charlotte Hall in q scholastic
football game on the losers
field.
Charlotte Hall got on the
scoreboard late In the third
period when Bill Silverstein
drove over from /. n
CHARLOTTE HALL 90 %
CENTRAL ---------- 0 0 -
Charlotte silverstein /. plunge (run
failed.
centrsl-sizemors 1. plunge CDsi-
Guidice hck).
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TACEY, BRITTN
SPUR FLINT HILL

Kent lacey and Peter Brittin
combined for five touchdowns
as Flint Hill School over
powered Maret School, $40,
yesterday at Flint Hill.
lacey, a 168-pound senior,
scored on runs of IS. S and 5
yards as Flint Hill picked up its
second victory in five starts.
Brittin, a tailback. scored the
first two touchdowns of the
game
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19
Lundry's Work PoysOff
AsWokefieId Beats CIV

Mark Lamb recovered a CIV
tumble on the Presidents 81
yard line on the first play after
the kickoff. But this drive
stalled on the 10 and the going
was tough for both teams after
that. r..
George Washington never
crossed the Wakefield rs and
was able to reach this point
only once. Wakefield picked UP
1876 yards rushing and 81 pass
ing as oppose to 76 yards
rushing and 81 yards passing
for the Presidents.
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WESTERN
ROOSEVELT

IEOOoINNLI Y IT'D
Roosevelt 20. run Ckiek
failedD
Roosevelt-Gaskins {. run Ckick
fsiled)
Roosevelt-safety. quarterback stepped
out Of end zone
Poosevelt-Conti run Cont kickl
Roosevelt-Payne %, run with IN.
tercepted pass Ckick faiiedl
Roosevelt-GTeen 90, run with inter.
eepted pass tkiek failed.
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MAREr SCHOOL % 0 0 o.
FLINT HILL - 8 IL 8 81
Flint Hill-Brittin 8, run (kick failed
Flint Hill-Brittin 20, run (kick
failed.
Flint Hill-Tacey IS, run lrun failed
Flint Hill-Tacey 8, run dick failed
Flint Hill-Tacey g.. run (Benn rum.
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WOODWARD PREP o o o 90
ENSTEIN $500 20 IL 8 1870
Einstein-BradshAv 81. run (Bradshav
kiek). IL
Einstein-ooSSasS 2, plunge CBradshaw
kick.
Observation-Disclosures Q, run dick
failed).
Einstein-Brsdshaw 8. run Ckick
failed.
Einstein-Bradshav 8, pass from
GossagS (kick failed).
Einstein-P Prince 40. pass-run from
Bradshaw (kiek failedl.
Einstein-Westwood 8, run run
failed.
Enstein-Bradshaw ~. run dick
failedl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19
Einstein Sets
Torrid Pace
In 1st Year

Einstein High School,
playing It's first season Of var
sity football. set Q goal future
teams viii be hard-pressed TO
top yesterday by rolling over
woodward Prep, 500, ct Elm
stein,
Russell Bradshaw, Q convert
ed center, was the scoring
standout for Einstein, scoring
four touchdowns, passing for
another and adding two extra
point placements for rs Of his
teams points.
The rugged 190-pound senior
broke away for 81 yards TO
open the scoring in the first
quarter and climaxed the day
with q 44-yard jaunt In the
final period. In between he
scored on an S-yard run and q
6-yard pass play IS the Titans
Tailed In every quarter while
romping to their fifth victory
In seven games. Is
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ouantieo-Walt l, plunge -(pass fAiled)
BLANK kick).
ouantieo-CuTtis z. pass from Walt
(Carscallen, pass from Walt,
Quantico-Walt, run CpaSs failed).
Quantico-Schick 2, pass from Walt
pass failed.
Buliis-Iackson ., run BLANK kick.
ouAntico-Walt Q, run kick failed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19

: O41k n In ------- u
James Monroe-Calamos AZ, run
(Chandler kick).
James Monroe--Chandler 8, run
Uimbrick rum. -
James Monroe-calamos 0. run Chan
der rum. :
James Monros-calsmos 4. run Irun
failed.
james Monroe-Conway 10, pass from
Thompson (Calamos rum.
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CHAMBERLAIN
TOPPLES BALLOU

Gerald Fitzgerald erased q
TO deficit with two second
half touchdowns yesterday as
Chamberlain High School de-
feated Ballou, 20-7, in an East
Division game at Eastern.
Fitzgerald scored on q "a
yard pass from Volt HaIfback
Leroy Harrison and raced "a
yards in the fourth period with
an intercepted pass for the
final Chamberlain touchdown.
Harrison ran 80 yards in the
second quarter with q pass
from Ron White to put
Chamberlain on the score
board.
SszzkEhkos9EaIAlN "a : : ~
Observation-Disclosures 80. paas from
White (run failed).
Ballou-Cartsr 81, pass from RimA
Observation-Disclosures "a, pas from
Harrison (HArrison rum.
northumberland ~, Interest,"
ton CMeDuffis rum. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19
INTERCEPTION
HELPS COOLIDGE

Spike Henry intercepted q
pass in the fourth quarter and
returned 1t % yards to set up
Coolidge's only touchdown in
its 80 West Division victory
over Cardozo in an Interhigh
game yesterday at Cardozo.
Quarterback Jon Spearmon
followed up Henry's intercep-
ton with q 2-yard scoring
plunge. The Colts scored Q
safety IN the second quarter.
e e3SbbI62s9oE - g 3 g "a
CoolidEe-Saf0ty, shamven taokled
Quarterback In end zone
Coolidge-Spearmon 2, plunge (SpeaT-
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TiDWELL LEADS
CALVERT COUNTY

Quarterback jim Ttdweff.
scored two touchdowns to lead
Calvert County over Lackey,
21-9, last night at Calvert. 80
Calvert recovered five fum-A
bleS to contain Lackey bat
could capitalize on only one,s7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19
CALAMOS PAGES
MONROE VICTORY

CUbP EP Err, Va, Oct. 10
(SpeciaD -Halfback jeff Ca
lamoS ripped off three touch
down runs to lead James Mon
roe to a $40 victory over Gull
pepper in a Virginia Group lib
Battlefield District game here
last night.
Calamos' runs capped drives
of rs, So and So yards as Mon
roe extended its league mark to
40 and overall record to 6-l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19
GROVETON TOPS
WINLESS EDISON

Groveton High School evened
its record at 3-3 In the Group
la League with a 21-0 tri-
umph over winless Edison last
night at Groveton.
Quarterback John Nelson
capped o 54-yard drive for the
first score with . 3s-yard roll
out around left end. Winky
whalen set up the second drive
with an intercepted pass and
then fired a 37-yard pass to
Bob Lisicki for the score.
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GONZAGA ------- q go
BEL AIR - o o O. z
Gonzaga-Dinsmore %, pass from
Himmelberg CKaminski kick.
Gonzaga-Howard /, plunge kick
failedl.
Gonzaga-Kaminski As, run Kaminski
kiek).
Bel Air-Laird 10. pass from Ponns
(Sheetz rum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19

=sAaSsTERN --------- Q 0 %
tkick failed. ''. -
Easton-AmAte 1. run kick failed.
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FALLS CHURCH 80 9 o-,s
FAIRFAX 100000 9 o Id
Fairfax-Mortime 6, run dick failedl
Falls Church-soucy 81, run Ckick
Fairfax-Mortime 8, rim OMalo kick).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19

Osbourn-Ponder 1, run kick failed.
staffoId-Crismond 90, pass from
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woODSON 80 7 0 1870
MARSHALL 1900 O 0 z o. z
woodson-Perry 1. plunge fWright
kick)
Marshall-Blatz so. run CEiwell kick.
Woodson = Schaitberger 8, run fkick
blocked.
woodson-clark 10, pass from Strong
Wright kick).
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QUANTICO ROUTS
BULLS SCHOOL

Larry Walt ran for three
touchdowns and passed for two
others yesterday as Quantico
routed Bulls School. 31-14, in
a scholastic football game at
Bulls.
Walt scored on runs of /, 4,
and 9 yards respectively. The
junior quarterback hit Robbie
Curtis with 7-yard toss and
threw a 2-yard pass to Scott
Schick for Quantico's other
touchdowns.
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GEO. WASHINGTON 0 Q 0 %
Wakefield o IL o O-12
wakefield-Riordan 80. run Okick
failed.
wakefield-AllmAn s, run (kick failed)
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CALVERT co. - 8 8 Q 81
Calvert Co.-Altier H. run Her
failed.
Calvert co.-Tdven Q, run QAana
kick. .
Calvert Co.-Safety. Gamer taeklsN
West IN end zone
Calvert Co.-Tidewell 3, run dRaek
failed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19
GONZAGA BOOSTS
WINNING RECORD

BEL AIR. Nd. Oct. 10 CSpe-
ciaD .-Gonzaga High School
scored in the first three quar-
tiers here last night as it boost
ed its record to ALL with a
20-7 victory over Bel Air.
Don Dinsmore scored In the
first period on a 22-yard pass
play from John Himmelberg to
cap q 67-yard drive. Mike
Kaminski'S 45-yard run COM
pleted the Eagles scoring.
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wAsHNGToN-LEE Q Q Z %
HAMMOND -------- o o.
Hammond-Lynch 1. plunge kick
falled).
Wash. -Lee-Lafskis 4, run Geypoldt
kick.
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EDISON ---------- o 0 0 o.
oRoVEToN 1850 0 z 7-21
oroveton-Nelson 30, run Cameron
Groveton-LIsieki 81, pass from
Whalen Cameron kickl.
Groveton-Afmstrong 3. run Cameron
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McLsan-LuzfOrd 3. run Ckick failsdI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19

CoolidEe-SafOty, 6hamw
auarterbaek IN end ron
Coolidge-Spearmon 2, plu
mon run).
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-08-23

The Montana press last aweekend
reported speech made by Tim Bah
cock to group of Idaho Young Re-
publicans.
The speech as reported, contained
what has become a characteristic
number of pedantic statements that
are more and more part of his poll
teal image, and which surely must
soon begin to concern Montana citi-
zens.
In his speech the Montana Gov
ernor said his party could beat John
F. Kennedy on facts, not theory, and
then proceeded to use the basest type
of political tactic, with no concern
for fact, to arouse public sentiment.
Of particular interest to me was
his statement about federal appro-
priation to ''study the affectional re-
lationship between an infant monkey
and its mother, which he presumably
listed as one of the reasons Republi-
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-08-23
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
By GRETCHEN G. BILLINGS

cans should defeat Democrats in the
next campaign.
1t is true that there is federal
appropriation to be used for research
involving monkeys which has several
direct detectives. One of these is a
search for clues to some of the more
obscure aspects of the structure and
function of the human brain and sub
sequently deeper understanding of
human behavior. According to the
National Institute of Mental Health
there is general agreement among
mental health practitioners that the
nature of the mother-child relation
ship is critical in the development of
a child's ability to establish healthy
and satisfying interpersonal relation
ships; that there is some reason to
believe that it has significant effects
on the development of perceptual and
function also.
This research, according to re-
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-08-23
PV Editor Wonders
Could This Be the Be (Bobcock- Corette)
Transmission Line In Operation?

Yellowstone Valley Electric
The battle service continues For number of
this cooperative has served Highway Weigh Stations Your
electric cooperative has everything possible
been commended by local highway depart
co-operatveness exceptional
service.
Two weighing stations being built the Laurel
interstate highway This cooperative being only about 1000
feet asked for bid to these stations that
completely electric including heat Our this type of
installation lower than the Montana Power Co. rates This
the fact that there construction charges
asked by the cooperative made this obvious hookup for
However, informed that the Montana
awarded these stations in spite of the fact that
higher they not in the with disbu
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-08-23
Regents Unfair to Both Faculty, Johns

! Editorial In THE MISSOULIAN August 10, 1868
prepares
obligation inform
leading his selection
Johns. wish him position
both off will give him the unified
Ia successful administration.
However public a to feeling high
the shameful superficial faculty
wa treated by the Board Regents.
before he
dealings
with the faculty
Nevburn resigned wind of the intention
Of the Board of Plan and
Montana College authority confer liberal degree.
The Budget Policy Committee faculty. the
1t reported the committee the Board Deans
Noula with Dr. Johns Friday Saturday
The other leading candidate Dr. Frederick Bman interviewed
Monday, August IL, and Tuesday, August 49,
While Dr. Bolan still meeting with the faculty Tuesday,
select Dr. Johns with the be made Thursday
Boynton Paige Regent committee
president contacted faculty
if that been
the Regents weren't much interested in the they
the The discharged their obligation
by going through the motions.
What
the of the problem MSU Had the faculty
with than merely naughty children would the Budget
of
to selec faculty
responsibility the the faith
Readers might Why hasn't all of this the
of this newspaper" Our that managed news confined
to the city limits of Washington why this information
this of opinion We printed the
could get and verify it,
actions of
faculty and, ALL 10