THE BATTALION
Thursday, July 18, 1963
College Station, Texas
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Ison, McKelvain
end FFA Meet
A&M Delegates
|y Wisdon and Burrel McKel-
will represent the A&M Col
lie Chapter at the Future
ers of America convention in
lock this week. Bill Irick, col-
;e FFA advisor, also attended
Ihree-day meeting that opened
|iesday.
er staff members from the
ftment of Agricultural Edu-
In at A&M participating in the
nt Kenneo; In lion are Dr. Earl H. Knebel,
men a fe? jrtment head, and John Hol-
jb, associate professor. Hol-
I is convention publicity chair-
n
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lowered id
le ship cot
. The loil|
ce.
14 days lb
hip enterej
roceeded I
n.
legates from more than 900
li school FFA chapters were ex-
pd at the convention.
convention highlight will be
fcwarding of Lone Star Farm-
Igrees to 800 Future Farmers.
Miss Universe Girls Enjoy The Surf
Three Miss Universe Beauty Pageant girls the left they are Miss Japan, Norika Ando;
enjoy a romp in the surf at Miami Beach, Miss France, Monique Lemaire; and Miss
Fla., during a picture taking session. From Korea, Kim Myung-Ja. (AP Wirephoto)
the Church.. For a Fuller Life.. For You..
e among
•uise. In
g ship of
e, left to
ilveston;
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CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
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6:30 P.M.—Young People’s Service
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unds
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STEFS
„ You can’t see any farther ahead from the second step than you could
from the first. But* you know you are closer to the top.
And that very aptly describes one aspect of man’s quest for spiritual
Understanding.
. ONE SUNDAY IN CHURCH DOESN’T MAKE US CHRISTIANS.
And sometimes a month of Sundays finds us still struggling with doubts and
wrestling with temptations. Prayers don’t always seem to have been an
swered. And parts of the Bible may constantly baffle us.
But the truth of the matter is that every spiritual step we take is
exactly that — a step. It may leave our perspective unchanged for the mo
ment. But it is bringing us closer to that higher level of life from which
man’s vision enlarges.
Until we reach life’s spiritual crest, the most important step is always the
NEXT. Join the millions who’ll climb a little closer to the summit Sunday.
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Plant Ecologist, Instructor
Joins Range And Forestry
Dr. Jimmie Dale Dodd, formerly
of North Dakota State University,
has joined the A&M Department
of Range and Forestry as an as
sistant professor.
Dr. Charles Leinweber, depart
ment head, said Dodd will spend
two-thirds of his time in basic
plant physiology and ecology and
one-third in teaching range man
agement. The scientist will con
duct special research on cactus.
Dodd received AB and MS de
grees at Fort Hays Kansas State
College in 1956 and 1957. His doc
torate in plant ecology came in
1960 at the University of Saskatch
ewan.
He taught in the Division of
forestry at Arizona State Univer
sity from 1960-61, and taught bot
any and ecology at North Dakota
State University from 1961 until
coming to A&M. The ecologist has
published four technical papers and
two theses.
★★★
Dr. Archie I. Flowers, Associate
Professor of veterinary microbiolo
gy, is in Madison, Wis., this week
to participate in an international
symposium on Newcastle disease
virus. He planned to visit the re
search facilities of the University
of Wisconsin.
Donald F. Simons, assistant pro
fessor of business administration,
is a contributing author to a case
book test just i'eleased by Richard
D. Irwin, Inc., Publishers.
The new book, Critical Incidents
in Management, is said to be
unique in the management field as
each incident or case places the
student in a critical situation in
volving some principle of manage
ment.
The critiques for the incidents
were written by 93 professors in
major schools of the United States
and Canada.
Simons’ critique concerns an in
cident in the employment of scien
tific technical and professional
personnel.
★ ★★
Dr. C. W. Livingston, Jr., of So
nora has joined the School of Vet
erinary Medicine as an assistant
professor in the Department of
Veterinary Microbiology.
Dean A. A. Price said Livingston
will be primarily engaged in re
search, working on ornithosis and
equine infectious anemia. He also
will be project leader on research
designed to develop tissue culture
cytoflourecent antibodies and oth
er research on diagnostic tech
niques.
★★★
W. D. Franklin, assistant profes
sor in agricultural economics arid
sociology, has accepted a position
as a teacher of economics and
business administration at Upper
Iowa University. He will leave for
Iowa in August.
Franklin recently earned his
master’s degree in agricultural eco-
A human being’s ability to work
after heavy doses of radiation is
being determined at A&M in tests
upon Spanish goats.
The research, financed by the
U.S. Air Foi'ce, is being conducted
by A&M’s Radiation Biology Lab-
oratory at the Nuclear Science
Center.
The investigation measures the
effect of neutron and gamma radi
ation delivered over a short period
of time. The goats are taught cer
tain routines and then tested on
'their performance after irradia
tion.
The Spanish goat was chosen as
the test animal because its body
mass approximates a human being
and because of its relatively high
intelligence, learning capacity and
agility.
Measurements on the animals in-
■ elude mazes and other performance
examinations as well as electronic
nomics fi’om A&M. He now is
working on a research project coxx-
ceming the opportunities in fax*m
recreational income producing al
ternatives.
★★★
Dr. E. E. Burns, food technolo
gist in the A&M Soil and Crop
Science Department, has been ap
pointed to the Graduate Awards
Jury of the Institute of Food Tech
nologists.
The jury is a seven-member
group which considers applications
for IFT awards to outstanding
graduate students studying food
technology in the nation’s colleges
and universities.
The IFT is a professional society
of food technologists, with offices
in Chicago.
Burns is chaixman of the Texas
Section of thb Institute.
tests. Effects of radiation on blood
pressure, respix'ation and centx-al
nervous system ax*e also recorded.
Results of the research will in
clude predictions of human per-
foxinance and suiwival after expo
sure to large amounts of radiation.
The findings also will have appli
cation in the manned space flight
program and others conducted by
the Air Force where xnan may be
exposed to radiation.
The research effort is headed
by Dr. Sidney O. Brown. Teaxn
members ax*e Dr. George M. Kxrise
and Dr. Eugene Hupp, radiobiolo
gists; Dr. T o xn Morrow, animal
husbandiynxan; Dx\ .Richard Davis
and Dr. Michael Szabuniewicz, vet
erinary physiologists; Dr, R. M.
Robinson, pathologist; Dr. Lynn
Brown and Dr. Albex*t Casey, x’adi-
ation psychologists; and J. V.
Walker, Jim Davis and John Sim-
ek, health physicists.
Radiation Researchers
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