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Kinderdine is joined on the first team by fellow Indians Ken DeHaven (center) and Al Rozycki (halfback), Princeton's Hugh Scott rounds out the first backfield, while his twin Jack Sullivan joins Singleton, Wolfe, and Brown's fullback Ray Barry in the second unit...
...greater selectivity of the new program will decrease considerably the present enrollment in AFROTC units across the country. There are 64,122 freshmen enrolled in AFROTC now and Major Edward M. Lyman, head of the AFROTC unit in the University, pointed out that the Air Force needs only 3,500. This figure compares with the 14,000 needed by the Army, but Lyman explained that the Air Force does not have reserve units like the Army...
After a close 6-5 victory over M.I.T., two weeks ago, the Crimson traveled to Princeton last Saturday only to be crushed by the well-trained Tiger unit. The Princeton forwards proved far better in the line-out than the Crimson pack and controlled the ball for 80 per cent of the game...
...enrolled in the AROTC this year compares with the Navy's 49, an increase of nine over last year's total. Capt. Richard B. Rodmayne, Commander of the NROTC unit in the University, attributed the increase to a greater effort on the Navy's part in seeking out prospects in various schools. He said that even more information should be available to incoming students, however, pointing out that a great many freshmen knew nothing about the Navy program at the end of Freshman week...
...work of gangs of roving civilian bullies. But some of Mobutu's soldiers, sent into the African city to search for arms and political enemies, had roughed up their quarry, had in some instances proved trigger-happy. Already angered by Mobutu's threat to bring an armored unit into Léopoldville to impose his will, Dayal called the bespectacled colonel on the carpet before an array of U.N. brass, issued a blunt warning that the army's illegal and arbitrary acts would no longer be tolerated...