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College Station, Texas
Thursday, October 15, 1964
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AMONG THE PROFS™*™™
Bauldauf To Give
Fisheries Reports h
Richard J. Baldauf, professor in
the Department of Wildlife Man
agement, will give a report on fresh
water fisheries Friday at the Gov
ernor’s Conference on Management
and Development of Natural Re
sources in Texas.
The conference in Hotel Adolph
us at Dallas is expected to at
tract more than 1,500 persons.
Stewart Udall, U. S. Secretary of
the Interior, heads a list of dis
tinguished speakers including Gov
ernor John Connally.
Speakers will be authorities in
14 fields of natural resources, in
cluding oil and gas, soil, water,
ranching, wildlife, forestry, fishes,
sulphur, and industrial metals and
minerals.
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Dr. J. H. Quisenberry, head of
the Department of Poultry Sci
ence, will speak at the California
Animal Industry Conference Oct.
19-20 at Fresno, Calif.
Quisenberry is to be the only
speaker of the poultry portion of
the program. He will present
his talk on “Nutritional and
Genetic Interrelationships” dur
ing the first session of the con
ference.
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Two A&M University adminis
trators are in Washington to ex
plore with officials of national
libraries and others the areas of
possible cooperation in library
automation and information re
trieval.
Dean of Instruction W. J. Graff
and Library Director Robert A.
Houze made the trip.
The library recently employed
Group pictures of the Staffs
will be taken according to the
schedule listed below. Staffs
will assemble in front of the
M.S.C. on appropriate day by
1715 hours.
The uniform will be Class A
Winter with G.H. Hats. Style of
uniform will be left to the des-
cretion of the individual Staffs.
However, uniformity must pre
vail.
Tues. Oct. 13, 1st Brigade, 1st
& 2nd Batt.
Wed. Oct. 14, 2nd Brigade, 3rd
& 4 th Batt.
Thur. Oct. 15 3rd Brigade, 5th
& 6th Batt.
Mon. Oct. 19, 1st Wing, 1st &
2nd Group
Tues. Oct. 20 2nd Win, 3rd &
4th Group
Wed. Oct. 21,Corps Staff, Band
Staff
For any further information
contact;
Tom Sobey, Editor
Military Eection
AGGIELAND ’65
Dorm 7 Room 305
The A&M
basketball s
for their oi
a data processing specialist to« Thursd;
gin efforts hoped eventually®
result in the retrieval of infoJ^ oa ^ e
tion by data processing technb' Come cW e
‘ from last se
■rence Char
Dr. Alice C. Stubbs, associnl
professor and acting head of tJ re ^
Home Economics Research DtB a ^ n >” sa ^
partment, was named to the i ton “If soir
visory Committee for Home E they’re capa
nomics Research at the recejlpl or kett
fall meeting of Home Economiipeason.”
Administrators of the Soutlitt|Bj{ e (. ca if c0
Region in New Orleans, LouishH j 0 h n Bea
an and B
The committee will hold iJ
meeting Nov. 8 in Washington l——
D. C., in conjunction with tH
annual Land-Grant College Men |
ing, according to Doretta Ho(|,
man of Kansas, chairman. i
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Dr. Earl H. Knebel, head of touring the fi
Department of Agricultural Mfimming rr
cation, will present a program ItiOO-meter re
vocational agriculture teachers®rk °f Id
San Saba Oct. 12. j| E-2 shav
His topic is “Communication ;the old 100-
Vocational Agriculture.” 11 finishing
The meeting begins at Complete
and is part of an in-service ^
cational program planned by teatll , ,
nd (1:21.J
ers of the San Saba District, t
W. H. Pittard, Jr., of Austil 100 - meter
Area 7 supervisor, said 21 teacW ln > (1 : 0L
ers will attend.
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Dr. J. Iv. Couch,
poultry science here will spend■-
..jBhackstrok
20.0), Jami
■Breastrok
52.3), Rie
six days in the New Jersey and
New York areas in November
to hold consultations, presenl
seminars and discuss grant-in
aid proposals.
Henry D. Smith, director of
Firemen’s Training School hen]
will speak at the Institute in Fii
arrigan.
Department Administration Thd
day through Sunday in Houston. | 1 .
Smith will discuss rule booll CZUfl
in a portion of the institute 'covei So,Co 1
ing fire department managementl
Approximately 300 persons
expected at the institute.' 5
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What effects do soil and cli
mate have on the quality of wood
in a home, the strength of fart
fence posts, or durability of wood
in a golf club?
This is a question Robert R|
Rhodes, associate of range and!
forestry here, hopes to answrij
sometime in the near future,
Rhodes is project leader of an
experiment by the Texas Agricnl,
tural Experiment Station to lit
termine relationship of environ
mental factors to wood quality
in loblolly pine.
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