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THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas Thursday, September 29, 1960
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“OUR DESIRE IS TO SERVE AGGIES'”
New Assistant Entomologist
To Assume Duties Saturday
Weldon H. Newton will become
assistant entomologist for the
Texas Agricultural Extension
Service Saturday, according to
John E. Hutchison, Extension
Service director.
In making the announcement,
Hutchison said the new specialist
would replace James H. Hawkins
who is resigning Sept. 20 to re
turn to Arkansas to enter private
business.
Newton will continue the work
formerly done by Hawkins which
included insect survey work and
the issuance of special reports in
cooperation with the U. S. Depart-
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ment of Agriculture and the Te^as
Agricultural Experiment Station.
He will also woi’k closely with the
entomology staff, and with the
county extension agents in their
educational programs on insect
control.
The new entomologist is a na
tive of Brown County; the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Newton of
Cross Cut. He is a graduate of
Cross Plains High School and
A&M. He holds a B.S. degree in
entomology and has recently com
pleted all academic work for an
M.S. degree in the same field. He
will receive his degree in January.
Newton has worked as a tech
nician and research assistant for
the Texas Agricultural Experiment
Station for the past two years
while doing graduate study. He
is the U. S. Army Reserve, Med
ical Corps, and last year completed
six months of active duty.
He and his wife reside at 708 B
Cross Street in College Station.
Congo Bears Note
Written Lumumba
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Bryan, Texas
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By The Associated Press
LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo —
The Congo government commis
sioners made public Wednesday an
intimate letter from Ghana’s Presi
dent Kwame Nkrumah advising
“my dear Patrice” Lumumba how
to manipulate enemies and friends
to regain and hold power over the
Congo.
They also handed out copies of
letters they said Lumumba wrote
to the Soivet Union and Red China
asking for heavy arms, food, per
sonnel and volunteers.
The commissioners serving un
der strongman Col. Joseph Mobu
tu emphasized that the four-page
Nkrumah letter on Ghana govern
ment stationery reached here sev
en days after Lumumba was fired
as premier by President Joseph
Kasavubu. It was dated Sept. 12.
Ghana quickly acknowledged
that the letter carrying Nkrumah’s
advice to Lumumba was genuine.
Nkrumah is in New York at
tending the U.N. General Assem
bly, campaigning for an all-Afri
can handling of the Congo prob
lem and promoting without suc
cess so far — the idea of a big
African-Asian neutral bloc on the
international scene.
There was no immediate com
ment from the Ghana delegation
in New York after it learned of
the publication of the Nkrumah
letter in Leopoldville.
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The letter advised Lumumba to
make use of his enemies as well
as of the United Nations to re
establish his power and eliminate
them later.
Col. Mobutu, 29, has demanded
immediate withdrawal of Ghana
troops from the U.N. Congo forces.
The Congo strongman has charged
that both Ghana and Guinea fav
ored the Communist-backed Lu-
mumba in the Congo’s power strug
gle.
The letter made public Wednes
day advised Lumumba that “the
jpolicy ‘to do away with your ene-
jmies now’ will fail. You must adopt
ftactical action.’”
|‘be as cool as a cucumber and
consolidate your position. Work
Iwith your bitterest political ene
mies for the present.”
“Brotlfer, mark my advice,” the.. .
letter said. “We have fieri in the
game fbti sbme time no^V arid know
how to handle the imMjj&lStogaro
the colonialists. The only colonial
ist or imperialist that I trust is a
dead one.”
“The Bine 110001” _ . 1
Capt. Odie E. Biggs, instructor in the De- instructing in this course in the basement
partment of Military Science, uses a sand of the Trigon and has been tondly and aptly
box to demonstrate Army tactics to juniors termed the “Blue Room by Army juniors,
enrolled in Military Science. Capt. Biggs is
600-MEMBER ORGANIZATION
Concrete Research Center
A .
To Open Here October 6
The National Bituminous Con
crete A^i., a non-profit organiza-
The Ifciter advised Lumumba tot tion of sonle-6O0 bituminous con
crete producers, will formally .op
en its new research headquarters
here Oct. 6.
The ceremonies, which will start
at-2 p.m. in the Memorial Student
Center Assembly Room, will fear
ture talks by President Eai|vTjud-
Fred Beijson, Dean of Engineer
ing and director of the' Texas
Transportation Institute, and Bry
ant M. Collins of Austin, presi
dent of National Bituminous Con
crete Assn.
Charles Foster, co-ordindtor of
research for the association and
head of the new offices here, said
the public is invited to the open
ing. He said the ceremonies also
will include a tour of Texas Trans
portation Institute facilities and
the research headquarters.
Announced In July
The National Bituminous Con
crete Assn, announced in July the
decision to locate its research
headquarter’s on the A&M campus.
Working tp encourage the or
ganization’s location at the school
of Bryan
the Bryan
Industrial Foundation, Inc. and
the Bryan-College Station Cham
ber of Commerce.
Primary objectives of thd as
sociation are to improve the speci
fications and materials used in
the construction procedures for bi
tuminous concrete (asphalt pave
ment) .
Has Adopted Research Program
Dean Benson said the associa
tion has addpted a ; research prot-
gram which' contemplates expand
ing expenditures ^or Research in
various fields having to do with
bituminous concrete.
Initially, it is planned that the
research will be carried or] through
support of university programs,
co-operative projects with State
Highway Departments or federal
contracts, with re
in ' addition,
agencies and
search institutes,
some funds will be available for
scholarships for graduate students
interested in bituminous concrete.
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w telephoned so as to arrive in the Office
of Student Publications (Ground Floor
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Monday through Friday) at or before the
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to Oct. 7. 4t7
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language requirement for the Ph. D. de
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8:00 a. m. and 1:00 p. m. in Room 129,
Academic Building. Students wishing to
take this examination should leave the
material over which they wish to be ex
amined with the Secretary in the Depart
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5:00 p. m. Monday, Oct. 3.
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“The advantage to A&M of the
location of the association’s re*
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fact that the association program
will augment and support our ex
isting research and teaching pro
gram in this area,” Benson said.
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