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Thursday, February 4, 1960 College Station, Texas Page 3
California Profs Visit Campus
Drs. Norman Bonner and Don
ald Rawson of the chemistry sec
tion of the Lawrence Laboratory
of the University of California at
Livermore, recently visited A&M.
(They conferred with the staff of
Department of Geology and Geo
physics concerning a proposed re
search project at the college.
The research will be concerned
with radioactive contamination of
water-bearing beds and will be
done by model studies. These
studies will be under the direction
of Dr. Melvin C. Schroedei\
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Lonely Sun Worshiper
The recent warm weather
in the Rio Grande Valley
brought out the sun wor
shipers in full force. Among
them, Miss Susie Snell of
Harlingen who is getting a
head start on a summer tan.
(AP Wirephoto)
Although manufacturing and
coal bring in the largest monetary
income, more people in West Vir
ginia are engaged in agriculture
than in any other occupation.
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Atomic Research
Awards Planned
For Summer Work
AMARILLO, Tex.—Six research
fellowships in atomic energy for
graduate students in Texas col
leges and universities will be
awarded this summer by the Tex
as Atomic Energy Research Foun
dation and the General Atomic Di
vision of General Dynamics Corp.,
it was announced today by J. E.
Cunningham, president of the
foundation.
The foundation is composed of 11
investor-owned electric utility com
panies operating in Texas.
The recipients of the six re
search fellowships will work under
the direction of General Atomic
scientists on the controlled nuclear
fusion research program being
jointly sponsored by General
Atomic and the Texas Atomic Re
search Foundation at the John Jay
Hopkins Laboratory for Pure and
Applied Science at San Diego,
Calif.
The students will assist in the
oretical and experimental research
in controlled thermonuclear energy
as part of the world’s first and
largest privately-financed program
in the use of nuclear fusion for
the generation of power and en
ergy. Nuclear fusion is the proc
ess responsible for the tremendous
power of the hydrogen bomb and
the energy of the sun and stars.
This research may eventually
lead to the harnessing of the might
of the hydrogen bomb for peace
ful purposes, including the gen
eration of electric power.
The recipients of the six fellow
ships will be announced April 1 by
a selection committee composed of
representatives from Texas educa
tional institutions. General Atomic
and the Texas Atomic Energy Re
search Foundation. The students
will be selected if possible, from
different colleges, but there is no
limit on the number of applica
tions which may be filed from any
one college. Preference will be
given to students with high schol
astic standing and with aptitude in
experimental, mathematical or the
oretical physics.
In order to he considered for a
fellowship, a student must intend
to continue further studies in a
Texas college or university.
Recipients of the fellowships will
be paid a stipend while working at
the General Atomic Laboratory.
In announcing the summer re
search program, Cunningham de
clared, “One of the purposes of
the Texas Atomic Energy Research
Foundation is to aid and foster
scientific knowledge in Texas and
we feel that these fellowships will
serve this purpose by bringing into
the state some of the knowledge
and experience being developed by
scientists at General Atomic.”
11,845 Visit A&M
In Eight Months
A total of 11,845 visitors were
on the campus of A&M for the
months of June, July, August,
September, October, November,
December and January, P. L.
Downs Jr., official greeter of the
college, announced today.
From June 1, 1949, to June 1,
1959, there were 592,276 visitors
on the campus, Downs reports
and the total for the ten years and
the past eight months is 604,121.
The visitors attended short
courses, conferences, class reun
ions and other scheduled meetings.
There were 3,265 visitors here
during June, 1,711 in July, 1,282
in August, 364 in September, 1,231
in October, 1,284 in November,
1,171 in December and 1,527 in
January.
There were 20 different groups
on the campus during January.
The name of the ship which Hen
ry Hudson sailed into New York,
discovering the Hudson River in
1609, was The Half Moon.
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