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PAG.E 4 SECTION ONE THE PICTORIAL PRESS OF BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION THURSDAY;SEPTEMBER 24.1~70
Dr John W. Rouse Appointed
Dr. John W. Rouse. ,Jr..
associate professor of
electr ical engineering and
director of the Remote Sen-
sing Center at Texas A&M
has been appointed to the
administrati ve committee
of the geoscience elec-
tronics group of the
Institute of Electrical and
Electronic Engineers.
M.E. WIVES
CLUB
The Mechanical Engi-
neering Wives Club will
have their second meeting
Sept, 22 at 7:30 r.m. There
will be a business meeting
in Room 109 of F irmier Hall
Following this meeting a
tour of the M. E. Shops will
be conducted by Dr. C. M.
Simmang, head of the Me-
chanical Engineering De-
partment.
All M. E. Wives are
urged to attend and are
reminded dues are payable
I 'at the next twO meetings.
For any additional infor-
mation call 846- 7203.
From 1964 to 1968 House
was a research coordina-
tor at the Remote Sensing
Laborator and an instruc-
tor at the University of
Kansas while earning his
M. S. and Ph.D. degrees
in electrical engineering.
He came to Texas A&M in
1968.
Rouse has published
widely in the fields of
microwave systems, radar
scattering. and geo-
sciences applications of
remote sensors and is a
member of a number of
professional societies.
$331,000 Grant
NASA's Manned Space-
craft Center has awarded
Texas A&M a $331,000
grant for "Phase II" re-
serach in design of a space
shuttle craft for flights be-
tween earth and orbital la
boratories, announced Gen.
A. R. Luedecke.
The acting Texas A&M
President said a major
portion of the new funds will
be used to develop and test
a flexible model of the
proposed shuttle craft.
Texas A&M designed,
built and tested a rigid mo-
del during "Phase I" re-
search.
30 Awarded
Scholarships
from the address on the
constitution by Gen. West-
moreland in which he said
that anyone reading the
Constitution of the U. S.
would see that it is a frame
work for resolution, rat-
her than revolution.
This is Constitution
Week. Mr. Sharp made a
very forceful speech, very
inspiring to each of us. A
social hour followed.
Thirty President's Scho-
lar alternates have been
designated in the Texas
A&M program and award-
ed scholarships for use
at the university.
They ranked among the
top 50 of 670 President's
Scholar nominees.
Though awarded $300-
a-year Opportunity Award
Scholarships, the alter-
nates may become Presi-
dent's Scholars if addition-
al awards become avail-
able or any of the 20 Pre-
sident's Scholars forego
the award.
Designed to keep the
state's most promising
scholars in Texas for uni-
versity studies, the pro-
gram was inaugurated at
Texas A&M in 1967 through
efforts by the late Presi-
dent Earl Rudder.
Wm. Scott Chapter of DAR
The Wm. Scott Chapter
of the DAR, met in regular
session on Sept. 17 in the
hospitality room of the City
National Bank.
Mrs. Jeff Reagan, pre-
sided at the opening meet-
ing of the year.
After regular business
had been taken car e of
the leader, Mrs. R. E.
Callendar introduced the
speaker, Mr. Sharp. Mrs.
Callendar gave excerpts
FOUR SPECIAL VISITORS AT A&M
Four coastal and ocean
engineering authorities
from Japan and Thailand
will visit Texas A&M this
week.
Dr. John B. Herbich,
head of the Coastal and
Ocean Engineering Di vi-
sion of the university's Ci-
vii Engineering Depart-
ment, said the visitors will
present a series of semi-
nars while on campus.
The delegation will in-
clude Prof. Yoshio T-
suchiya of the Disaster
Prevention Research In-
stitute, Kyoto University,
SPACE OCEANOGRAPHY PROJECT MERGED
The space oceanography
project conducted by Texas
A&M's College of Geo-
sciences is being merged
into the institution's new
Remote Sensing Center.
Dr. John W. Rouse Jr.,
Remote Sensing Center Di-
rector, said Dr. George L.
Huebner, meteorology pro-
fessor with the space
oceanography project, will
oe associate director of the
combined facility.
The Remote Sensing
Center is a joint program
of Texas A&M's Colleges
of Agriculture, Engi-
neering, Geosciences and
science. It is Ilomini stered
throuj2;h the university's
Texas Engineering Exper-
Underwriter
Meeting
Held
The Central Texas As-
sociation of Life Under-
writers held its monthly
meeting Friday noon at the
Wyatt's Cafeteria. Mr.
Flop Colson, agent for the
United Fidelity Life Insur-
ance Company, was the
speaker. His topiC of
discussion was the impor-
tance of the life insurance
agents supporting the life
Underwriters political Ac-
tion Committee. During the
meeting the following life
insurance men were pre-
sented certificates for
successfully completing
the required examinations
after pursuing the pre-
scribed twO year course
of study offered by the Life
Underwriter Training
Council: Kennard Finke,
American National; Sam-
my LaBarbera, American
National; Dwight Schultz,
Lutheran Brothers; Ronnie
Ingle, Reserve Life; Joe
Smith, Texas Life; Roy
Gunnels, Texas Life; Bryan
Browning, State Farm;
John Ferguson, Fidelity U-
nion; and Steve Pursley,
Great American Reserve.
Mr. F lop Colson was a-
warded a special citation
designating him as a Se-
nior Instructor for the
LUTC for completing five
years of instructing.
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iment Station.
Remote sensing, Rouse
explained, is a means for
studying the earth from
spacecraft or aircraft,
using sophisticated sen-
using sophisticated sen-
sors, such as multispectral
photography, ultraviolet
and infrared scanning de-
vices, microwave and ot-
her detectors.
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stitute of Technology, Ban-
kok, Thailand; Prof. Ki-
yoshi Horikawa, Universi-
ty of Tokyo; and Dr. K.
Shuto, Chuo University,
Tokyo.
Earlier this year, Dr.
Herbich attended the World
Dredging Conference in
Singapore and toured the
Japanese Facilities re-
presented by the visitors.
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Mrs. George
Bush
Mrs. George Bush will
cut a ribbon Friday after-
noon at 4 0' clock to offi-
cially open the George
Bush-Paul Eggers cam-
paign headquarters.
A coffee will follow the
ceremony at the headquar-
ters at 7000 N. Avenue at
the corner of Texas Ave.
The public is invited.
Mrs. Bush is the wife
of Congressman George
Bush, Republican senator-
ial candidate.
Earlier, she will appear
on F ern Ham mond' s Town
Talk program on KBTX-
TV.
Mrs. Bush, the mother
of five children, is active
in the Congressional Wives
Club and the Washington
Committee for the Ameri-
can Field Service, which
works with foreign ex-
change students in the U-
nited States.
WOOLWORTH
REPORTS
New York, September 3,
1970, F. W. Woolworth
Company reported that
consolidated sales for the
four weeks ended August
29 totaled $183,977,466, an
increase of 8.04 per cent
over sales of $170,289,433,
for the comparable period
last year.
For the 35 weeks ended
August 29, sales increased
13.00 per cent, for a record
total of $1,480,226,497,
compared to $1,309,937,446
in that period last year.
"These are record sales
for the Company although
pre-school purchasing
during August was affected
somewhat by the late La-
bor Day holiday and back-
to-school schedules in
some parts of the country,"
said Lester A. Burcham,
Chairman, and John S.
Roberts, President.
RONALD E. HALE
ATTENDS MEETING
Ronald E. Hale, Senior
Vice President and Direc-
tor of MarketiQg at City
National Bank, will attend
the Bank Marketing AssO-
ciation Convention in Las
Vegas next week, and will
participate on the conven-
tion program. His presen-
tation on bank marketing
for small banks will be on
"Communicating with your
Market:'
Hale is a graduate of
the Bank Marketing Asso-
ciation School and is ac-
ti ve in Bank Marketing As-
sociation activities on both
state and national levels.
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