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Nuclear chemist
to lecture here
Dr. James W. Cobble of Pur
due University, a noted nuclear
chemist, will speak at Texas
A&M Feb. 15 under sponsorship
of the Robert A. Welch Founda
tion, announced Dr. A. D. Suttle
Jr., vice president for research.
A 1966 Guggenheim Fellow,
Dr. Cobble received the E. O.
Lawrence Award this year from
the Atomic Energy Commission.
His Texas A&M topic is
“Chemically Bound Neutrons.”
The 44-year-old scientist has
major research interests in nu
clear and physical - inorganic
chemistry, with emphasis on
thermochemical properties of ele
ments and their compounds.
★ ★ ★
A&M begins study
to aid San Antonio
Texas A&M has initiated a
study to determine resident and
tourist attitudes toward devel
opment of San Antonio’s River
Walk area.
The study ties in with a beau
tification program started in
1963 along the downtown section
of the San Antonio River.
Dr. Clare A. Gunn, project di
rector professor of tourism-rec
reation development in Texas
A&M’s Recreation and Parks De
partment, said numerous San An
tonio residents will assist in the
study.
Gunn said the bulk of the re
search activities will be per
formed by Robert E. Couch and
David J. Reed.
Couch is an instructor in the
Recreation and Parks Depart
ment, and Reed is an assistant
professor in the Department of
Recreation and Park Administra
tion at Arkansas Polytechnic
College.
★ ★ ★
Visiting professor
to host seminars
Professor Gunnar Kulldorff,
visiting professor at Texas
A&M’s Institute of Statistics,
will conduct 10 seminar lectures
for A&M faculty and students
Campus Briefs
beginning Tuesday.
Topic for the twice weekly,
five-week series is “Estimation
Based on Grouped Samples.”
H. O. Hartley, institute direc
tor, said Dr. Kulldorff is head
of the Institute of Mathematics
and Statistics and dean of the
Faculty of Mathematical and
Natural Sciences at the Univer
sity of Umea, Sweden.
The lectures are scheduled
from 4 to 5 p.m. each Tuesday
and Friday for five consecutive
weeks. The lecture room will be
announced later.
Anyone interested is invited to
attend. Hartley said the only
prerequisite is a basic knowledge
of statistics.
★ ★ ★
Police Training staff
gains two instructors
Two instructors have been add
ed to the Engineering Extension
Service’s Police Training Divi
sion, announced Chief Instructor
Ira E. Scott.
Scott said his staff now is at
full force with seven men.
The new Texas A&M employes
are Russell Coleman, who comes
to A&M from the Orange Police
Department, and Kenneth Robin
son, formerly a Randall County
Sheriff’s Department deputy.
Police Training Division per
sonnel conduct on-campus and
extension courses for law en
forcement officers, justice of the
peace organizations and private
security officers.
★ ★ ★
Research group gets
$15,000 in new funds
Theoretical research in the
area of shell analysis being con
ducted by a Texas A&M aero
space engineering group headed
by Dr. James A. Stricklin will
be continued with $15,000 in ad
ditional funding from Sandia
Corporation, Albuquerque.
The award to the Texas Engi
neering Experiment Station was
made through the Texas A&M
Research Foundation.
Stricklin said the researchers
will seek the analysis technique
best suited for solving the plas
ticity problem with finite element
methods.
Working with the principal in
vestigator are Walter E. Haisler,
assistant professor, and Dennis
Deel, graduate student in aero
space engineering.
★ ★ ★
Bricklaying trade
to get boost
Texas A&M!s Engineering Ex
tension Service has begun a new
program aimed at upgrading the
state bricklaying apprentice
training.
Coordinator for the Texas
State Bricklayers Apprentice and
Mason Training Program is Gil
bert B. Cook of Dallas.
Cook said the objective is to
start apprentice programs to “in
crease the number of apprentices
on a well balanced basis year
after year to meet the needs of
industry.”
He said the average Texas
bricklayer is 45 years old, ex
tremely high for a growing state.
Currently there are seven re
lated classes and seven vocation
al schools teaching bricklaying.
Related classes are those where
the apprentice spends a regular
work week on-the-job and four
hours each week in classes con
ducted by the union.
★ ★ ★
Class of 1940 plans
weekend reunion
Members of Texas A&M’s 1940
class will hold their 30th anni
versary reunion this weekend.
Mrs. Olive DeLucia of the As
sociation of Former Students of
fice reports approximately 150
class members will assemble for
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the Ramada Inn activities.
Scheduled to attend the miv
ion is Air Force Lt." Gen, Jay T.
Robbins, commanding genenl
Tactical Air Command Head,
quarters, Langley Air Fore
Base, Va.
General Robbins’ son, Robert
is a senior at Texas A&M ani
commands Squadron 6.
Activities include a dinner and
social Friday night, brunch free
10-11:30 a.m. Saturday featurinj
the Singing Cadets, attendarw
at the A&M - Arkansas footbaE
game and after game dinner ait
social.
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University to set up
new extension centers
Texas A&M will establish fin
new agricultural research aal
extension centers across the stab
as local support and funds It
come available, announced the it
stitution’s board of directors.
Board President Clyde Wellsoi
Granbury said centers are pra
posed for the Amarillo, Dallai
Fort Worth-Denton, Stephenvilk
Corpus Christi and Uvalde areas
Wells said the board also k
directed university officials
explore the possibility of estate
lishing centers at other location
as circumstances warrant aai
the needs to support further agri
cultural development become a;-
parent.
Research and extension centen
are the most comprehensive d
the various types of agricultun:
installations operated throughos:
the state, explained A. R. ke
decke, acting Texas A&M pres:
dent.
Four such centers are now is
operation at Beaumont, Lubbod,
Overton and Weslaco. A fifti
center is being established at Sat
Angelo.
The centers are jointly operai
ed by Texas A&M’s Texas Agri
cultural Experiment Station as
Texas Agricultural Extensioi
Service.
★ ★ ★
2 Engineering faculty
write paper
Dr. Wilbur L. Meier, associati
professor of industrial engineer
ing, and J. C. Helm, instructor
are co-authors of a paper toll
presented at the 38th nationa
meeting of the Operations Jo
search Society of America bein|
held in Detroit this week.
Title of the work is “Simplifiei
Development of Problem-Orienl
ed Algorithms.”
★ ★ ★
Two CS men named
to USO national council
Harvey S. Firestone Jr., Na
tional Chairman of USO, an
nounced today that Walter
Parsons and Robert Knapp
College Station have been electa
to the USO National Council f«
a two-year term ending Sept. 1
1972.
Firestone said that Parson
and Knapp join other USO Na
tional Council members from al
over the world who represent a
powerful source of leadership
that enables USO to translate its
goals on a local level on behalf
of the folks back home who re
member their sons and daughter
who are serving in the And
Forces.
★ ★ ★
New Games Club
seeks members
The Games Club has beta
formed this semester for the pur
pose of providing an opportunity
for A&M students and faculty to
play conflict simulation games, it
the areas of business, military,
politics, and sports.
Such games include naval
minatures, Diplomacy, and those
put out by the Avalon Hill Com
pany.
The Games Club is conducting
a membership drive. Those in
terested should join now, as dues
have been reduced for a limited
time.
Persons seeking more informa
tion may contact Paul Bond it
dorm 19, room 116 or Mike Chil
ders at 513 Boyett No. 1.
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