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1 Lt. Gov. Fulton, SUI Dean will speak Oct. 30 Robert Fulton and M. L. Hult will speak at leadership conference.
2 Student editors, advisor attending press conference Attend national meeting in San Francisco.
3 PSE members volunteer to assist parade Will assist at intersections.
4 Barbara Miyasaki elected 1965 Homecoming Queen Profiles of the queen and her court; photo.
5 Central-Crossroads hall to be repaired for usage Demolition and removal of Central Hall ruins will continue; Crossroads will be repaired.
6 Former SCI track coach honored as Parade Marshall Profile of Arthur Dickinson; photo.
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7 Responsibility was what the Board of Control did usurp Claims that the editor of OLD GOLD should have been able to decide the issue for herself.
8 Pop art realistic reaction to environment Claims that acceptance of change is necessary to adjusting normally.
9 Active young Republicans offer chance for student participation Encourage students to get involved in the Young Republicans organization.
10 Untitled Features an alumnus dressed strangely; student comments that you can always tell when it's Homecoming.
11 Obiter Scripta: Unconvinced placard wavers weaken national morale Supports demonstrations but insists that they must be responsible in order to have any value.
12 Big names missing, SCI audiences dull Entertainment at SCI is missing the big performers, Thomas Dixon points out that the lack of big names is due to lack of student participation.
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13 Last chance to drop a course without failing
14 Chess Club to meet Sunday at 2
15 Special section for students
16 Last day to sign up for student dinner For international students.
17 Homecoming parade starts at 7 tonight
18 Decorations on display tomorrow Lawn decorations nearly ready.
19 SCI'an becomes US citizen declares: 'I have a home' Profile of Maria Mueller; photo.
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20 Central Hall--silence The oldest building on campus, Central Hall, fell victim to flames on the morning of July 22, 1965; photo.
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21 Art classes on creative uses of clay begins Don Finegan will teach non-credit class.
22 Dr. Hanson visits Algona high school Part of visiting scientist program.
23 Dr. Joyce Gault presents piano recital Sunday Performance program.
24 Ivan Eland will speak next week Will speak at National Safety Council meeting.
25 Organizations will honor alumni at teas, receptions List of organizations that are holding receptions.
26 Alumni coffee in Seerley Hall following game For business and business education alumni.
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27 Board of Control upholds OLD GOLD decision Will allot two pages to each Greek organization.
28 WRA introduces girls' basketball Women's Recreation Association will hold an organizational meeting for those interested in women's basketball.
29 Grapplers open season at Minnesota quadrangular 23 SCI wrestlers will compete at Minnesota; names of team members are listed.
30 Panthers face Augustana Vikings for 44th annual Homecoming contest A Homecoming victory will put SCI in third place in their conference.
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31 Soccer team meets Grinnell Although soccer has not yet been recognized as an official campus organization, players are making efforts to do so.
32 Harriers face Luther; Tom Denney sets mark SCI defeated Cornell, 15-44; Tom Denney set a freshman 4-mile record with a time of 21:09.
33 SCI beats Morningside, parts ways with 1916, other losers of past Discusses SCI's recently ended losing streak.
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34 Art exhibit by Richard Harsh in Commons
35 Hardy poems will be read at Poetry Hour Richard Brook will read.
36 AWS Council discusses appeal, election, houses Consider social regulation procedures.