Cornell U. Students
Protest Off-Campus
Party Restrictions
Ithaca, N. Y„ UP) — Several
hundred shouting Cornell' Uni
versity students early Saturday
threw a smoke bomb and robkS at
the home of the university presi
dent and spattered him with eggs.
The incident in suburban
Cayuga Heights followed an ear
lier torchlight rally on the school
campus by about 2,000 students,
in protest against a proposed
tightening of the rules on boy
girl parties.
Ignoring the pleas of their stu
dent leaders, a contingent of the
demonstrators—mostly m a 1 e—
went in cars and on foot to the
residence of president Dean
Malott.
When the group reached the
house, they called on the presi
dent to come out. They shouted
insults and obscenities, observers
said, and demanded Malott’s
resignation.
A smoke bomb was thrown,
covering the area with smoke.
Malott, barely making himself
heard over the shouting crowd
told the students they had made
their point about the party re
strictions but he was not going to
be ruled by a mob.
Cornell authorities are consid
ering stricter regulations—and
Couple Who Met In
Auto Wreck Now Off
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For Honeymoon In Mexico
ATLANTA,* UP> — It wasn’t I
exactly love at first sight for j
June Neison and Walter Shef-,
field.
They met more than a year
ago when their cars tangled
fenders.
Miss Neilson was slightly in
jured and Sheffield called her
up to see how she was getting
along.
“Walter had hit me, but he
had the right-of-way—so I had
to go to traffic school,’’ said
Miss Neilson, a slim, cheerful
brunette.
“My car had been repaired
and her’s hadn’t, so I asked if
she would like a ride to school,”
said Sheffield, an assistant city
tax collector.
“I accepted and we had our
first date at the traffic school,”
said Miss Neilson.
They were married Saturday
and left on a honeymoon trip to
•Mexico—by plane.
possibly E^n outright ban—on par
ties in off-campus apartments.
At present, men who have reg
istered apartments may invite
I girls to parties, so long as at
least two girls are present.
Kim Novak Returns
Sports Car To Trujillo
HOLLYWOOD, UP> — Kim No
vak says she has given that
$8,500 sports car back to Lt.
Gen. Rafael Trujillo Jr.
The blonde movie star went to
a fancy filmtown party Friday
night in a taxi.
“I brought my mother, my sis
ter and her husband,” she told a
reporter. “I only have my little
Corvette now and I couldn’t get
them all in it, so I called a cab.”
Kim previously said she would
return the expensive car when
the news first broke that the
handsome son of the Dominican
Republican’s strong man had a
wife and six children back home.
It has since been announced he is
in the process of getting a Mexi
can divorce.
Trujillo, now back at the
Army’s Command and General
Staff School at Ft. Leavenworth,
Kans., professed his love for Kim
to a television audience before
he left.
Memorial Wreaths At Cafirota's
SALT LAKE CITY. UP) — A lo
cal school teacher—she prefers to
remain anonymous—got this ef
fort when she assigned her grade
school class to write their im
pressions of spring:
“Roses are so red
“Violets are so blue
“Our feacher’s sack dress
“Looks like a B-52.”
Wives Given Degrees For
Helping Husbands Graduate
CHARLESTON, S. C., ,» —
The Citadel awarded 59 F-H T-D
degrees this year.
That stands for “pushing hus
bands through degrees.”
The degrees were handed out
Sunday by President Mark Clark
of the state military college.
They went to wives of students
who get degrees next Saturday
or at the end of summer school.
The wives diplomas picture an
eagle atop a perfume bottle and
a baseball bat—symbol of mas
tery of husband management.
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Armed Services
Put Restrictions
On Military Jets
WASHINGTON, UP) — The
Armed Services, bowing to mount
ing demands for prompt action
to cut the risk of air collisions,
Saturday invoked emergency
curbs on military jet flights be
low 20,000 feet. *
The offer by the services to
curtail lower level fligms was
announced, at a White House
news conference Friday night by
Lt. Gen. Elwood R. Quesada,
chairman of the President’s Air
Coordinating Committee.
Calling for action a temporary
measure, Quesada said the re
strictions would not affect mili
tary defense patrols or fighter
scrambles in the event of an alert.
Quesada, a retired Air Force
general, said the aim is “to mini
mize the risks of air collision.”
The majority of conynercial
and civilian aircraft operate at
altitudes, below 20,000 feet. How
ever, the commercial flight
ceiling is expected to be consid
erably higher when U. S. air
lines put jet liners in regular
operation in the next year or so.
Under the plan announced by
Quesada, military jets operating
below 20,000 feet along airways
alloted to civilian planes must
fly by instrument rules under
ground control of the Civil
Aeronautics Administration.
This means they cannot oper
ate under visual flight rules—
blamed by some experts for two
recent air collisions between mili
tary jets and civilian airliners.
These collisions killed 61 persons.
CAN I HELP YOU, DEER?
DALLAS, Ore., W — A young
deer walked through a rear door
into a bookstore Friday.
It browsed briefly among the
.customers and counters and then
strolled out through the front
door.
A few minutes later the deer
circled back for a quick peek
through the bookstore window
and then loped out of town.
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