friday, octcher 0, 1970
news digast
By The Assodzted Press
Martial'law :
Bangkok, Thailand -Thailand's day-old military regime,
enforcing martial law. after Wednesday's bloody riots,
clamped down on government machinery and the press
Thursday and arrested about 3,000 persons in and around
the capital. Police spokesmen said those arrested, most
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short stuff
The Chinese Student
Association is having a party
at 7:30 pjn. tonight at the
Lutheran Chapel, 1510 Q
St.
Prof. John M. Malin from
the University of Missouri
Columbia will speak about
Electron Transfer in Sub
stituted Iron Cyanide Com
pounds at 3:30 pjn. today
in Hamilton Hall 110. A
coffee hour will begin at 3
pjn. in Hamilton Hall 548-
' " " The Uml uay Action
Group is sponsoring a dance
from 9 pjn. to midnight
tonight at UMHE Common
place, 333 N. 14th St.
.:
David Brooks, chemistry
professor, will present a
special program on Increas
ing Interactiveness for
teaching assistants in the
College of Arts and Sciences
at 10 ajn. Saturday in
Hamilton Hall 549. Any
teaching . assistants interest
ed in attending should call
or leave a message for Joan
Vadlow, associate dean of
the college of Arts and
Sciences, (2891) by 5 pjn.
today.
Sandstone, a documen
tary ' about - the sexual
revolution, will be shown at'
2 pjn. and 4 pjn. Sunday
at the Sheldon Film
Theatre. Cost is $1.50 for
UNL students and $2 for
non-students.
Today is the last day for
new members to sign up for
Alpha Lambda Delta, the
freshman honorary. There
will be a booth set up in the
Union from 8 a.m. to 5 pjn.
Any group interested in
entering the Phi Gamma
Delta-Zeta Tau Alpha AUF
Football Marathon, call
477-3789 or 472-9197.
Entries . are due Monday.
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The - UNL Help End
Marijuana Prohibition group
will meet to elect new
officers at 2:30 pjn.
Monday in the Union Main
Lounge.
The Christian Fellowship
for Architecture Students
will meet at 4:45 pjn.
Monday in the Union
harvest Room.
Walter Heun, technical
services manager for Leica
cameras, will give a
photography seminar for all
interested persons at 3:30
pjn. Monday in Avery Hall.
The Ag Econ, Ag
Eusfness Gub is sponsoring
a banquet at 5:30 pjn.
Tuesday tt the Lfaedn
E&s Club. nervations
msst tt rzzds by tc&ry in
FyHdi3i7. '
Its UNL Student
Afcsnri Cord is tiJdng
rrcllsatians for new rnsra-
j.ers today through Oct. 15.
Anyone interested in joining
the board should fill out an
application at the Alumni
House, 1520 R St.
cfcsly ncbrzzkzn
of them university studentt and about a quarter of them
women, were being held on various charges of subversion.
Some could face a life-time jail sentence. Police fired
carbines in the air to disperse a crowd near Thammasit
University, where savage fighting Wednesday between
university leftists, sight-wing groups and police left at least
26 dead and about 180 wounded, by police count. Te
have lost our freedom but have law and order," a Than
masat graduate told reporters near the university, ,
Policy reversed .
Washington-ln a reversal of policy, the administration
said Thursday that President Ford will make public future
reports from US. companies that are asked by Arab
countries to participate in a boycott against Israel
merce Secretary Elliot Richardson said the disclosure
would apply only to future reports, however, and would
not apply to companies already acknowledging they parti
cipate or were asked to take part. In his debate Wednes
day, Ford declared: "Because the Congress failed to act, I
am going to announce . that the Department of Com
merce will disclose those companies that have participated
in the Arab boycott. This is something that we can do.
The Congress failed to do it, and we intend to do it.
Commerce Dept. spokesman Horace S. Webb said he
could see that some people might have interpreted the
remarks as indicating past reports would be made pub
lic. But he said it could be read to apply only to future
reports. It is a matter of semantics," he said.
Poor mummy
Paris-Before riguring out how to stop decay in the
3,211-year-oU mummy of Ramses II, French sicentists
are trying to get it safely out of an oak packing crate
unceremoniously marked "top" and "bottom," "We
spent the last week trying to devise a way to take the
mummy out laterally Prof. Lionel Balout, the 69
y ear-old dhectot of the Ramses II project at the Museum
of Man, said in an interview in his third -floor office,
just down the corridor from the operating theater where
, th? mummy is kept. We even sent two technicians to
Cairo for advice. We hope to have him out by the end
of the week so we can proceed with Act II of this opera,
if you will." "Act IF will consist of extensive examina
tion by means of infrared, electron and X-ray photo
graphy. After all the lab reports are in, Balout and his
team of about 20 French and Egyptian representatives
tvill huddle and decide on Act III; how to stop the decay
and preserve the remains intact.
KLNG critical
Omaha-In an unusual editorul, Omaha's KLNG radio
has criticized fellow broadcaster for apathy in the current
political campaign. Station manager Jerry Misner said he
wrote the editorial after all but six of 50 Nebraska radio
stations contacted declined to air a debate Wednesday
night between Rep. John McCoIlister and Omaha Mayor
Edward Zorinsky , candidates for the VS. Senate.
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