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2-THE CAMDEN Ark. NEWS Thursday, October 30. THE CAMDEN NEWS Published evenings except Sunday at 113 Madison N.E. Phone 836-8192. Published by The Camden News Publishing Co Camden, Ark.

Entered as Nobel Prize Won By American Institute of Technology for his "contributions and discoveries concerning the classification of elementary particles and their Court's Ruling Causes Problem For Nixon By G. C. THELEN Jr. Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) by appealing additional cases In hope the court will I modify its said one official. In case, officials agree, the high court has appeared to invalidate any government-approved plan that delays desegregation of a school district until next fall.

The Office for Civil Rights in 71 The chemistry prize was awarded to Prof. Derk H. R. STOCKHOLM (AP) The Barton, 51, of the Imperial Col second class matter June 29. Nobel Prize in physics was lege of Science and Technology 1920 at the post office of Cam- awarded today to an American, in and Prof.

Odd Ilassei, WASHINGTON (AP) The den. Arkansas under the Act while the chemistry prize went 72. of fhe University of Oslo Supreme order of class- the Department of Health, Edu of March 8, 1878 Zip Code jointly to a Briton and a Norwe- their work to develop and apply room desegregation cation and Welfare has already 71701. oian. the concept of confirmation in raises an immediate problem accepted 109 such plans.

And it Ai. tfiomv for President Nixon: What to do is now negotiating with 154 addi Women were first admitted to of Science announced the plvvs- The Prizes thls -vear 3 about administration guidelines Deep South school dis- United two of the three eliminate dual systems? if looks like all those 1970 Nobel prizes for science. The The President can take one of plans are out now vain one prize in medicine was awarded two roads, as top government government official. It a earlier this month to three civil rights officials view the sit- whole new ball game, apparent- Americans for basic re- uation. all plans having to be search.

Last year the United can either accept the de immediate ones. States made a clean sweep of cision as law and change the The government lias two the three scientific prizes. guidelines or keep playing means of forcing on recalcitrant southern tricts. UM.VAS, HOIDSTY A THE TP2KPE.MAQK. OP HOOPLE my (SBGAT UNCLE ONCE SNOW6HOEP FOO TWO PAtfS TO CATCH A MiNEO WHOP POOfiDTTtN A PlMEii fsTOOP UPAU.

THE 4 A FUGHT TO LONCON AFTER that my AMP I is so THOUGHTFUL THAT Hfc SUPPUfS THE CAPPta INI A CjAfvAE 1 1875. Gell Mann. 40. of the California MALCO Show rT' Friday, October Tickets On Sala 10 45 Show 11:30 Christopher Lee and Charles Gray Sorry, No Passes On This Show ALL SEATS $1.50 Gather With The Spooks And See This! Special Kiddie Show Nov. 1 and 2 The miracle (hat happen only once to the very heart! the fabulout life likr to truly thry the; they Mun Open 6 45 Start 7:00 Now Showing At: 7:00 and 9 00 Week a bucket a Gatling gun George Washington and a little persuasion SAM WHISKEY invades the S.

mint to return a million dollars. The mission was impossible but nobody told Sam1 CLINT WALKER ANGIE DICKINSON OSSIE AmdTmmt tmMU H. wcMcmnm ntwii if HANSEL Ml i mm aa ucMcaa MAT 202 2 cols, 55 lines (3 total, 110 lines One is through court orders based on previous Supreme decision jutlawing dual systems. The other is by cutting off federal aid to district which do not provide acceptable for complying with the Civil Rights Act. The Nixon July 3 guidelines gave southern districts with cdu- I cation problems, a chance to ie- lay desegregation until next fall while compliance plans were negotiated.

Any decision on changing the I guidelines will have to be made by the President, probably in consultation with HEW Secretary Robert H. Finch and Atty. Gen. John Mitchell. Government officials a 1 foresee a rush of new southern interest in negotiated plan rather than wait fcr court or ders.

look at that once decree by the court and deci.le Saturday, Nov. 1 at 12:30 and 2:00 Sunday, Nov. 2 at 1:00 and 2:15 ALL SEATS 75c Rodney Brand Is Porkers' "Clsimrp' Wan Rv KING Associated Press Writer with and then looking for the passer and so got an advantage on Johnson says the fourth- ranked Razorbacks ask a lot of Brand in their goal-line attack. many of our goal line plays we try to free our guard to pull on the sweep or to wall off the Johnson FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) requires that BranJ In dropback pass- a down lineman who is ing attack, center Rodney Brand comi ig extr mely hard.

is the man. got to cut off a big quick individual who is closer to the point of If no blitz develops, contact than he job is to block the first defender Johnson says only lack of to slip past an offensive line- could keep Brand from playi.ig man. professional football. has the ability to get ccrtainlv does everything back on the dropback pass and the pros want a center to block the most dangerou Johnson said. says Razorback offensive coach Marvin Johnson.

AIR FORCE ACADEMY, makes proper choice. He Colo Working at Ume; has a real knack for that. 1 think Hlth stecl wclders gloves, that helped him earn All- veterinarians at the Air Southwest Conference last year Force Academy saved a rare as much as anything else. eagle, victim ot a Brand, the first player to start jlnn rr-s three solid years at center sincej rot James C. Intvre the i i i i i The rush would b- ironic, he on court order a wel- nnA they might get a better deal note(J 5ccause many southern come reprieve from the then if? () going the plan route, sa officials the more stringent time demands of Official.

administration's new emphasis administrative plans. "lth a 10 Frank Broyles came to sas in 1958. is a 6 24. pounder with two or steps he' as quick as anyone we've had said Johnson. had a tre mendous year for us far.

Week in and week out he most consistent lineman we vt had. particularly on drop Brand is particularly against a four man defensive line. you eliminate that man on the center's nose, you let hmr do things that make people' eyes pop Johnson said. got a man on his nose, all lie can do is trv to block him and at a disadvantage with his arms behind Brand says he enjoys blocking. can tell right away chief veterianarian, said the eagle had two buckshot wounds near the tip oi his left wing.

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