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Muncie Evening Press from Muncie, Indiana • Page 19

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i PACE NINETEEN MUNCIE EVENING PRESS, THURSDAY, AUCUST 3, 1967 SPACE SCIENTISTS INCREASED World Views American Riots a WORLD ALMANAC FACTS mmkf New Citizens to Be Astros With Sadness, Fear and Glei become U.S. r'tlzens in the last, astronomer at Northwestern two and one-half months to University In Evanston, 111. Dr. Donald Holmquest, an conform with requirements of The East German Communist Party Newspaper Neues Deutsch- intern at Houston's Methodist the Astronaut Selection Previously, the Hospital. land further attacked Johnson and tied the riots in with By United Press International America's friends would not cast the first stone.

Her foes called it justice. And men in the street shook their heads in confusion, World reaction to the racial riots that spread across the face of America ranged from sympathetic sadness Dr. William E. Thornton, Astronaut Corps had been open until June a flight surgeon at only to native-born Americans, the Vietnam war. "According to the Air Force School of SPACE CENTER, Houston (UPI) An Australian physicist! and a Welsh chemist will become the first naturalized U.S.

citizens to join the nation's spacemen. The group of 11 new astronauts will: include Dr. John A. Llewellyn, a professor at Florida State University in Tallahassee, a native of Cardiff, Wales, and Dr. Philip K.

Chapman, a staff physicist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology experimental astronomy lab, born in New South Wales, Australia. A special ruling permitted the Nieuwe Rotterdamse Courant echoed some American charges that politics had played into the riots. "It is regretable that race rioting' has become subject to party-political struggles." JOHNSON LOOKS SLY AND CYNICAL The Austrian Socialist newspaper Arbeiter Zeitung hit on the same theme. It said President Johnson's commission pair to apply for the nation's Aerospace Medicine in San Antonio, Tex. the same, practice followed In Vietnam, Johnson's paratroopers, national guardsmen and to.

I told you so." astronaut program, despite Obeying. diplomacy's unwrit- their foreign citizenships at the police In Detroit have murdered time they applied. indiscriminately." The National Aeronautics and The Yugoslav Communist Space Administration (NASA) The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City has the largest collection of. art in the-Western Hemisphere, says The World Almanac. It has over 365,000 works of art, a reference and research collection of more than 155,000 books and a periodical section' with some 1,000 titles.

Copyright 19f7, Kowipaper Atari. Party organ Kommunist observed, "A hundred years after confirmed that all five men identified are' in final running for the new astronaut group. understand you Americans," he said. "Over there the white people and black people fight and over here you drink together." The Times of London said, "Almost every American city now is riot prone because of unsanitary conditions, social rather than physical, which exists in most American cities." In Holland, the newspaper Selection of the 11 astronauts, the second class of scientist-spacemen to be picked, will extend the ranks of astronauts to 57 members. Chapman, 32, received a doctor of science degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) last June.

Hs had been at MIT since 1961, receiving a master of science degree in 1964. to investigate the riots and his tdn law, no government in the world expressed official reaction. But many government cpntrolled newspapers offered explanations and leveled accusations. And individuals talked. A Tokyo taxi driver, perplexed and bewildered by the news he had been reading, expressed how many citizens iround the world felt.

"I don't the abolition of slavery, Amen The new astronauts "also can Negroes are sti'l compelled plea for prayer "demonstrate include a Houston medical "Filial selection determination has not been made" however, a to fight for the most elementary the same, strange mixture of intern, an Illinois astronomer and a former Air Force flight civil rights, in a country which likes to refer to democratic spokesman said. The other three are: political slyness, unlimited naivete, the cold cynicism which marks the Johnson era." surgeon, informed sources said freedoms." Dr; Karl G. Heinze, an Llewellyn and Chapman have ON MARSH U.S.D.A. CHOICE Mtvi If "ifl i ,11 I --iY vl 4 Iff vs -4 1' FiELD FRESH Jj(A I Large 27 Size 1 ib mi mm White Seedless or Red Pez 5 Varieties TOMATO Choose Your Favorite Stokely is 1 Stokely FREESTONE MORTON FROZEN 8. nd Meal, Bean and Frank, Mar.

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