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Thursday, October 24, 1968
College Station, Texas
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Pacific Air Force pilots and
other personnel in Vietnam and
Thailand include a number of
graduates.
Among pilots at Tan Son Nhut
AB is Maj. Walter B. Littlejohn
of Dallas, a 1951 graduate in
business. Missile safety officer
at the same base is Capt. James
S. Pierce of Waco, 1958 business
graduate.
Navigator Maj. Leslie G. Tingle,
Baptists, Methodists And Catholics
Lead Student Church Preferences
Baptists, Methodists and Catho
lics scored again as denomina
tional preference among Texas
A&M students, according to a
survey by Logan Weston, YMCA
panelv; religious life coordinator.
From 12,867 students on cam
pus, however, 1,088 did not regis
ter a preference during enroll
ment.
Baptists led the list of church
affiliations with 2,646, with Meth
odists numbering 2,508 and Cath
olics with 2,456.
“The report is quite consistent
with previous years,” Weston
added. “There are increases but
they are consistent across the
board considering student increas
es.”
Presbyterians followed with
834; Lutheran, 723; Episcopal,
569, and Church of Christ, 508.
The next highest category was
Disciples of Christ with 340; Mos
lem with 97, and 89 Jewish.
Weston noted 577 students gave
“their preference as Protestant”
—not a denomination—and 92
others ranged from Annenian to
Zen Buddhist.
Included in the miscellaneous
listing were five agnostics and
two atheists.
NEW AUTO PLAN
MELBOURNE (ZP> — Tow-in
depots to receive damaged vehicles
are being opened in Melbourne by
the Royal Automobile Club of
Victoria.
The owner of a damaged vehicle
will be able to arrange pick-up
and repair by the workshop of his
choice without the pressure of
accident scenes.
who completed civil engineering
studies in 1949, is on duty at
Da Nang. Formerly with Martin-
Marietta in Denver, he is from
San Antonio.
A 1964 history graduate, Capt.
John E. Hilliard of Newton and
1st Lt. James J. Crumbliss Jr.
of Barksdale AFB, La., are serv
ing at Ubon Royal Thai AFB,
Thailand. Hilliard is a legal of
ficer. Crumbliss flies an F-4D
Phantom and received his de
gree in management in 1966.
Aggie pilots at Phan Rang,
Cam Rahn Bay and Bien Hoa re
cently took part in successful
strike missions. Maj. Royce D.
Tate of Corpus studied business
for a degree in 1952.
Maj. Carlos Gonzales of Browns
ville and other F-4 pilots des
troyed three river supply boats
in North Vietnam. The 12th Tacti
cal Fighter Wing pilot received
his B.B.A. in 1953.
Destruction of 10 fortifications
and bunkers involved F-100 pi
lots include Capt. Joseph W. Ashy
of Beaumont, 1962 graduate in
mechanical engineering. He is as
signed with the 3rd Tactical
Fighter Wing.
All eigth Air Force officers
were commissioned at A&M.
Special Ship To Carry Gifts
Tons of Christmas gifts will
be going to members of the
Armed Forces in Vietnam by
special ship this year.
A joint Pentagon-Post Office
venture, the 1968 Santa Claus
Special, sails from Oakland, Cali
fornia next month with Christ
mas parcels.
To meet the sailing deadline
and assure pre-holiday delivery
of gifts sent with surface pos
tage, items should be mailed dur
ing October 14 and November 9
period. They should be marked
“SANTA CLAUS SPECIAL” just
below the stamps.
The “SANTA CLAUS SPE
CIAL” will sail during the latter
half of November and stop at
Da Nang, Qui Nhon, Cam Rahn
Bay and Saigon, Vietnam. It takes
approximately three weeks for a
fast ship to cross the ocean.
All gifts should be packed in
strong containers with adequate
cushioning and correctly address
ed, including APO and FPO num
bers.
There are several options avail
able for military which can save
money. Post offices across the
nation have free pamphlets which
outline the mailing programs for
servicemen and women overseas.
Bulletin Board
JON DIGS IN
Jon Eisel, 4, celebrates his
birthday by dig-ging into one
of the five cakes he received
on the final day of his fa
ther’s journey in the Apollo
7. (AP Wirephoto)
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Bell County: room 205, Aca
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elected.
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VOTE FOR
Arthur J. (Buzz)
Erickson, ’69
for
Senior Representative, Student Senate
College of Business Administration
Thursday, October 24, 1963
Typewriter Room, Francis Hall
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Deadline for Ordering
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October 31
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A veterinary anatomy depart- sent a paper entitled “Age De
ment associate professor will pre- termination of the Cat by Radio-
. graphy” at the 19th annual
meeting of the American Asso
ciation for Laboratory Animal
Science.
Dr. Raymond F. Sis, A&M Col
lege of Veterinary Medicine, will
speak Friday (Oct. 25) in Las
Vegas, Nev.
OFFICIAL NOTICE
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[blications before deadline of
1 p.m. of the day preeeeding publication.
of Student Pub
THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Karim, MD. Abdul
Degree: Ph.D. in Wildlife
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elected environmental factors.
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Dean of Graduate Studies
ENGLISH PROFICIENCY EXAMINATION
fro:
p. m. on November 1 (Friday) and again
from 4:00 to 6:00 p. m. on the same day.
Students may take the examination at either
time by reporting to Academic 402. Exam
inees should bring pen, pencil, dictionary
and composition paper.
THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Examination for the Doctoral I
Name: Nip, Wai-Kit
Degree: Ph.D. in Food Technology
Dissertation: Pigment Characteristics
>f sorghum bicolor (L.) Mo
rber 25, 1968 at 1 :15 p. m.
m 308, Plant Sciences Bids
the seed of sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench.
Time: Octol
Place: Room
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Dallas: rooms 3-B and 3-C of
the MSC at 7:30 p.m.
Mid-County: MSC Lobby at
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plans to be discussed.
Panhandle Area: room 3-A of
the MSC at 8 p.m. Football film
to be shown. Bring pictures for
sweetheart selection.
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