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THE BATTALION
Pa^e 4 College Station, Texas Thursday, February 8, 1962
MANY FEES UNPAID
Midland Geologist
Enters State Race
By The Asociated Press
Texas Republicans gained a
new statewide candidate yester
day.
Three Students
Move Toward
US Academies
An A&M freshman has been
named a candidate for a princi
pal appointment to the U. S.
Naval Academy, while two others
have been nominated to compete
for appointments to the Air Force
Academy, Congresman Olin E.
Teague of the Sixth District dis
closed today.
In addition, a Bryan youth has
been given an alternate appoint
ment to the Naval Academy, while
two were nominated to compete
for Air Force Academy appoint
ments.
Made a candidate for a princi
pal appointment to the Naval Aca
demy was Alvin R. Luedecke Jr.,
’65 engineering major from Rock
ville, Md.
A&M students nominated for Air
Force Academy appointments were
John Joe Allen, ’65 aeronautical 1
engineering major from Corsicana,
and George Henry Inglehart, ’65
engineering major from Bryan.
Louis Murat Newman, 404
Brookside Drive in Bryan, was
named to an alternate appointment
to the Naval Academy, while Oran
Boulton Jones, Route 4, Bryan,
and Richard Allen Powell, also
Route 4, Bryan, were nominated
for Air Force Academy appoint
ments.
State GOP headquarters in Aus
tin announced receipt of a mail
application from Bernold M. Han
son, 33, Midland consulting geolo
gist, as a candidate for the un
expired term in the Texas Rail
road Commission. The application
was postmarked before the Feb. 5
midnight deadline.
State Democratic Headquarters
said the application of Calvin J.
Howard, Sr., 64, Dallas, for a place
on the ballot as a candidate for
state comptroller, may no longer
be valid. Howard filed the appli
cation Feb. 3. However, state law
requires the filing fee to be paid
within three days of the filing
date. Howard’s $1,000 fee had not
been received yesterday.
One statewide Republican can
didate and five other Democratic
candidates must produce their fil
ing fees before midnight tonight
or their applications will be drop
ped, the two headquarters said.
The GOP candidate whose $1,000
filing fee for the governor’s race
has not been received is Harry
Republican Diehl, Houston.
Four of the unpaid Demoi’cratic
candidates are candidates for con
gressman - at - large - Robert W.
Hervey, Houston; Eldon Mahon,
Colorado City; Charles H. Steven
son Jr., Corpus Christi, and Phil
Willis, Kaufman County.
Joe Pool, Dallas, former state
legislator, paid his $1,125 filing
fee for the congressman-at-large
race late Tuesday.
The other unpaid Democratic
candidate is Bob Looney, Austin,
for attorney general.
Keith Wheatley, Stamford, can
didate for the unexpired term on
the Railroad Commission, paid his
fee Wednesday.
Criminologists Find New Technique
Pinning a murderer by a single
hair or nailing a suspect with a
billionth of a gram of gun powd
er—these appear possible in crim
inology, scientists here report.
Utilizing a new scientific techni
que called neutron-activation ana
lysis, criminologists think they
may be able to blast a suspect’s
alibi wide-open, it was reported
at a x-ecent international confer
ence.
Research scientists and engi
neers from 13 nations gathered to
discuss ti’ends in analyzing mater
ials that have been made radio
active by bombarding them with
nuclear particles.
The radiation given off makes
possible a highly sensitive and ac
curate measui-ement of elements
vital to research in the aero-space
industry, chemistry, physics and
medicine — to name a few.
Sponsoring the conference was
Newman Members
Leave Tomorrow
For Austin Meet
Catholic students from the A&M
Newman Club will join delegates
from Newman Clubs throughout
South Texas at the South Texas
Province Convention of Newman
Clubs in Austin tomorrow through
Sunday.
The University of Texas New
man Club will host the meet in
Austin’s Commodore Perry Hotel.
Keynote speaker will be the Rev.
Louis Twomey, director of the In
stitute of Labor Relations from
Loyola University in New Orleans.
Other prominent speakers will
be headed by the Vei-y Rev. Alex
ander Sigur, national chaplain of
Newman Clubs.
Aggie Newman Club members
will foi’mulate final plans for the
convention at a meeting tonight at
7:30 in the Catholic Student
Center.
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the A&M activation analysis lab
oratory, the International Atomic
Enex-gy Agency and the U. S.
Atomic Energy Commission’s ra
dioisotopes development division.
R. E. Jervis, University of To
ronto, Canada, reported on how
neutron activation analysis has
been applied in criminal cases of
suspected poisonings and murder.
The Royal Canadian Mounted
Police recently identified a mui’-
der suspect by a single hair from
his head that was found in the hand
of his victim.
This was accomplished by ir
radiating the hair by a nuclear
particle source. The radiation emit
ted by the hair was analyzed. Be
cause each chemical gives off a
chai’acteristic wave, elements of
the hair could be identified.
Comparison test between the
victims hair and the suspect’s were
run, and hair other individuals
as well. Scientists were soon sat
isfied the hair found in the girl’s
hand was exactly like that of the
suspect’s. The suspect was con
victed.
California criminologist have
used neutron-activation analysis to
find less than one-hundred-billionth
of a gram of gun powder on a sus
pects hand, scientists from General
Atomic General Dynamics, San
Diego, Calif., say.
Jervis said ai’senic concentra
tions in human hair and nails are
being determined by neuti’on-acti-
vation analysis in suspected poi
soning cases. Use of the technique
on locks of hair known to have
come from the head of Napolsi
Bonaparte has revealed traces<
arsenic.
A histoi’ical investigation is w
in progress to see if the empei
was poisoned or died of totmj
causes in exile.
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