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Thursday, January 16, 1969
College Station, Texas
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160 Business Leaders To Attend
Whiteley Plans
To Attend
BA College Conducts Fourth Forum d. C. Inaugural
A forum of national leaders is
entering its fourth year of idea
exchange among business, indus
try, education and government.
Supported by more than 160
corporations, businesses, banks
and associations throughout the
U. S., the President’s Forum en
ables top management to gain
new insight into current and
future problems.
GOV. JOHN CONNALLY en
dorses the forum, originated by
A&M in 1966. The fourth annual
meeting is scheduled in San An
tonio next spring.
A&M’s College of Business Ad
ministration conducts the forum
of top echelon management.
“It is conducted in keeping with
the whole spirit of Texas A&M,
that of service to the state,” ob
served Business Administration
Dean John E. Pearson. “The
forum goes to participants in the
state’s metropolitan areas.”
ANNUALLY convened on a
rotating basis in San Antonio,
Houston and Dallas, the forum
attracts business and industry
presidents from across the nation,
pointed out W. E. Eckles, assist
ant dean and executive develop
ment director.
“Presentations by highly suc
cessful business leaders and dis
cussions center on topics vital to
the operation of our national
economy,” the management pro-
MSC Seeking Homes For 12 Asian Students
Memorial Student Center offi
cials are seeking local residents to
host one or more visiting foreign
students for five days later this
month.
MSC Director Wayne Stark
said 12 Southeast Asian and Pa
cific student leaders will arrive
here Jan. 27 as part of a State
Department program conducted
in cooperation with Experiment
in International Living, a world
wide student travel organization.
The students, three girls and
Cooper To Address Local A&M Club
Edwin H. Cooper will speak on
civilian students at Texas A&M
and 1969 officers will be installed
Wednesday at the regular meet
ing of the Brazos County A&M
Club.
President Bob Roepke said the
Ramada Inn meeting will start at
6 p.m. with refreshments. Din
ner will be at 7.
“It’s a coed meeting,” he added.
“Bring your wife.”
Cooper, past president of the
club, will install seven new offi
cers and three board members,
whose terms extend through
1971.
Formerly assistant to the presi
dent, Cooper became director of
civilian student activities in Sep
tember, 1967. The 1953 A&M
graduate works in enhancing and
developing civilian student life
programs at the university.
nine boys, vary in age from 21
to 23, Stark said.
He said the group’s visit here
ties in with A&M’s participation
in Experiment in International
Living which is coordinated by
the MSC Travel Committee.
Stark hopes the students can
stay in homes where there is a
son or daughter attending A&M.
A&M students have a program
planned for the visitors.
The students, all approved by
the U. S. embassies in foreign
countries, represent universities
in Fiji, Australia, Hong Kong,
Laos, Malaysia, New Zealand,
Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore,
Taiwan, Japan and Korea.
Stark said persons interested
in helping host the students may
call him at 845-1914.
fessor said.
PREVIOUS forums dealt with
controlled economy, information
explosion, business-industry re
strains, international and domes
tic monettary problems and conse
quences of national policy.
The 1969 President’s Forum,
March 31-April 2, at the Palacio
del Rio Hotel near San Antonio’s
convention center, will examine
changing civic responsibilties of
business and industry.
“Speakers channel discussion of
participants,” Pearson explained.
“These leaders of top companies
then describe from many years
experience successes and errors
they made doing the job.”
• “No one can go to school 15 to
17 years and expect to be edu
cated for life work in manage
ment,” Eckles said. “There must
be refreshment of management
teams just as business and in
dustry bring in new machines and
techniques to keep pace and grow
with the economy.”
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dazed the fish, dragged it on the
beach and presented it to the
local hotel where it fed the full
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At 8 a. m. Thursday, January 16, there
will be posted in the foyer of the Richard
Coke Building a list of those mid-year
candidates who have completed all academic
requirements for degrees to be <
on January 18, 1969. Each cani
urged to consult tlj*S list to determine
status.
H. L. Heaton, Director of
Admissions and Registrar
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At least two Bryan-College
Station residents, Dr. and Mrs.
Eli L. Whiteley, will attend the
inauguration of President Rich
ard Nixon and related activities.
Whiteley, associate professor
of agronomy, is one of 297 Con
gressional Medal of Honor win
ners invited to participate in the
Washington festivities.
Prior to the Monday swearing-
in ceremonies, the couple will be
guests for a U.S. House of Repre
sentatives’ Veterans Affairs Com
mittee reception Friday, and
American Legion reception and
the inaugural gala Saturday and
a State Department luncheon and
governors’ reception Sunday.
After witnessing the inaugu
ration, Dr. and Mrs. Whiteley
will sit in the White House re
viewing stand for the inaugural
parade and attend the inaugural
ball Monday evening.
Whiteley, a 1942 graduate of
A&M and native of Georgetown,
won his Medal of Honor in a
World War II battle with German
SS troops for the fortress city of
Sigolsheim, France, Dec. 26, 1944.
He is one of six former A&M
students awarded the nation’s
highest honor during World War
II. Four of the awards were
made posthumously and the fifth
recipient died in 1963.
Whiteley estimated 175 CMH
winners will attend the inaugural
activities.
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Major Assigned
To VN Battalion
Army Maj. James R. Woodall
of Decatur, a 1950 Texas A&M
graduate, has been made ,a bat
talion commander in Vietnam.
Major Woodall has the 1st Bat
talion, 50th Infantry, of the 173rd
Airborne Brigade. He studied
agricultural economics and com
manded Company “D” Infantry
here.
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