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Page 6
College Station, Texas
Thursday, February 25, 1965
THE BATTALIC^
The Same To Ya’
Dale Schuster, 6, of Priddy, exchanges faces the looks on their faces, the encounter
with an Angora goat during a visit to the a draw, although the goat did put moij
San Antonio Livestock Show. Judging from tongue into it. (AP Wire photo)
AM ONG THE PR OFS
|aj.
in
Hub.
Ag Economics Professor
To Participate In Seminar^
Dr. Bardin H. Nelson of the
A&M Department of Agricultural
Economics and Sociology has been
invited to participate in an Office
of Economic Opportunity seminar
Friday and Saturday in Washing
ton, D. C.
The professor will discuss im-
plicatiohs of his “Poverty Pro
gram” research titled “Factors Re
lated to Levels of Living of Fami
lies in Low Income Areas of Texas
and the Southeast.”
The sociologist’s work was con
ducted as a regional project which
involved cooperative research
among sociologists at various land-
grant schools throughout the South.
He was chairman of the group for
two years.
Nelson said he hopes to impress
Office of Economic Opportunity
personnel with the contributions
which institutions such as A&M
can make to sociological programs.
FREIGHT RATES GROUP
Maj. Gen. John P. Doyle, Mac
Donald Chair Professor of Trans
portation at A&M, has been de
signated by Governor John Con-
nally to represent Texas on “The
10-State Grain and Grain Products
Freight Rates Committee.” In;
addition to Texas, tne committee
includes Kansas, Montana, Okla
homa, Colorado, Missouri, Nebras
ka, South Dakota, North Dakota,
and Minnesota.
At an organizational meeting in
Manhattan, Kan., this week, which
Doyle attended, the Committee
adopted the following statement of
purpose:
MALCOLM X
“To promote the establishment! / -
transportation rates from this
state region that will protect ■
grain producers and encourage BET
retention and development of Jly ^
ling and other processing indls 011
tries urgently needed to maint»its
a competitive position in the pfr 18
duction, processing, and mark»’ a ^
ing of grain products.” I^ ca
Dr. James A. McCain, Presidff rnJ
of Kansas State University, W nn
named permanent chairman of
es :
it, c
committee.
Doyle feels the work of the coi
mittee with transportation rat
on grain products will be benefit; 3 ^
to Texas crop and livestock
terests and to the Gulf ports.
N
ioci
'he
tan
re
Murderer Soughl
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PROFESSOR EMERITUS
Dr. Charles LaMotte, whose re
cent retirement ended 33 years of
teaching at A&M and 40 years in
Texas education, has been named a
professor emeritus of biology.
The honor recommended by the
head of the Department of biology
and the College of Arts and Sci
ences is in recognition of LaMotte’s
“distinguished record of service as
a member of the faculty,” Presi
dent Earl Rudder said.
LaMotte filled varied profession
al assignments and also partici
pated in many civic groups during
his years as an A&M faculty mem
ber. He was honored in several
ways.
NEW YORK (A>) — A police
official said Wednesday detectives
have dug up information on the
Malcolm X assassination “as to
who may be reponsible.”
Asst. Chief Inspector Joseph L.
Coyle foresaw no imminent break
in the case. But he declared: “I
hope to have a break in the very
near future.”
He declined comment when
asked if investigators know the
identities of the assassins, who put
13 gunshot wounds into Malcolm’s
chest in a spectacular weekend
slaying.
Meanwhile, a bomb threat forced
evacuation of the Harlem funeral
home where Malcolm’s body is on
public display.
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In Chicago, police also were ke ept
on edge by telephoned threats The
they guarded Elijah Muhammi ths
leader of the Black Muslims, fro ht
which Malcolm was ousted in 191 in e-
A suspicious crate intercepted > ler
delivery to Muhammad’s hoi ir -
proved to contain a grandfathe:
clock. ke’
An anonymous man called tl P 165
Unity Funeral Home at Eigk ^
Avenue and 126th Street in Nt
York and said, “A bomb will | ! na '
off at 1:15 p.m.” f M
The two - story building vs ^
evacuated for 20 minutes whi j ec ^
bomb squad members search [ s
in vain. Similar threats were r [ m
ceived Tuesday - but before tl —
public had been admitted to tl
mortuary.
Another threat was directed; g
Harlem’s Faith Temple, mention! j
as a possible site of Malcolnlr
funeral. Police searched it in vai“ ei
after an anonymous male c;if idei
told the pastor’s wife, “If Ma|o
colm’s funeral is held there, wewip^
bomb the place.”
FRIDAY 7:15 P.M.
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