1968_04 The Daily Collegian April 1968

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OR A PMNE....
OH NO....
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2    THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Monday, April 22. 1968
Noted Scientist Will Be    jJjJJJJ"
FSC Visitor This Week        Newman Center
distinguished geologist who is
famous among sclenUsts for re¬
search on cyclic sedimentation
and coast line changes, will be
at Fresno State CoUege on Thurs¬
day and Friday as a visiting lec-
Dr. Wanless will speak to the
Sigma XI Club of Fresno on
Thursday on the subject "Coast¬
al Changes on the Atlantic and
Gulf Coasts as Studied Through
Time-lapse Photography" at 8
p.m. In Science 161.Slides show¬
ing infra-red photographs will be
On Friday, the scientist wlU
lecture at 2 p.m. In Science 121
to all Interested students, facul¬
ty, and visitors on the subject of
Cyclothems, repetitive rythmic
sequences of marine deposits and
Its,  Including
As far as financial security is con¬
cerned, that has to include Hie Insur¬
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financial structure.
Provident Mutual designs pro¬
grams specifically lor college men
and women. So give us a call. Or
stop by our offict today and visit
with one ol our trained professionals.
You'll find him pleasant, informative,
and mono-linguistic. Nitty Gritty is
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sea environments.
Dr. Wanless has a theory that
Southern  Hemisphere glaclation
Francis P. Shepard of the Uni¬
versity of California at La Jolla
In coauthorlshlp of a book on
coastal changes.
Among  the   many  honors Dr.
bright Senior Research Fellow
in Austria in 1958-59; President,
Illinois Chapter of Sigma XI,
1964-65;   Nell  Miner Award  of
The Ecumenical Film Series
in Wednesday wUl present "No-
tody Waved Goodbye" at 7:30 at
the Newman Center, 1572 E.
Barstow Ave.
The Ecumenical Film Series is
sponsored by five Fresno State
CoUege Student Religious Or¬
ganizations: Canterbury, the Col¬
lege Y, Lutheran Students, New¬
man Students,   and the Baptist
world-wide  basis,   thus causing
land deposlUon following m
deposlUon.
ite of Washington,
s composed of 16
ietles promoting
guest speaker fc
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Kj In England. 1967.
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I film was given the Youth
Award of the National Catholic
Office for MoUon Pictures, and
selected for exhibition at the
Montreal, London, and New York
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JEWELERS
If you don't know
iervedforover30ye
jssor of geology at
University of UUnois and c
renUy Is touring the U.S. as
visiting geoscientlst for the
G.I.   and   Is   working  with
Fresno State College Is to be
the third stop on Dr. Wanless'
tour of California for the A.G.I.
His other lectures will be given
at California State CoUege at
Los Angeles and at San Fernando
Valley State College.
FUm
ivals.
IA Department Will
Open Doors To Public
The eighth annual open house
of the Fresno State CoUege De¬
partment of Industrial Arts and
Technology is scheduled for
Thursday and Friday.
Tours of the department will
10 p.m. on Thursday and on Fri¬
day from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Demonstrations   and  displays
department's oper-
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will
models of ti
equipment; explanaUons ofdraft-
lng and reproduction processes;
computer testing and diagnosis of
performances
Newman Ct
said the subject
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parents and young peopli
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Other exhibits will Include the
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ing and Jewelry fabrication. A
new offset printing press wUl be
on display as well as a verticil
press, a linotype machine and
photography equipment.
The open house has been ar¬
ranged by the department's staff
In cooperation with member
wlU meet lnCafeterlaCommittee
Room 2 to discuss the detaUs
of election procedures with the
School of Education ActlvlUes
Committee.
The  election  wUl be held on
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Kennedy     At FSC 32 Years
Monday. April 22, 1968    THE DAILY COLLEGIAN    .
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puses, the question-answer per¬
iod was fresh and lively.
In answering the qoeries, Ken¬
nedy touched on a variety of top¬
ics, everything from riots and
wars (both In Vietnam and the
Middle East) to poverty and the
Pueblo Incident.
His comments on how he would
handle the Vietnamese war drew
heavy attention and frewnent ap¬
plause. Kennedy would like to get
to the negotlaUng table as soon
- as possible and said the U.S.
missed golden opportunlUes to
negotiate two years ago and again
South  Vietnamese,
led   for
in the pa
i deescalation
le conflict and
"And I would truly go anyplace,
anytime to meet with our adver¬
saries to conduct negotiations."
Kennedy said he would work to
launching programs aimed at
providing educaUon and Job train¬
ing for minority groups. He fa¬
vors  giving  tax  credit   to -the
*ould bring peac
East  If electe
Kennedy  firmly   re
pUed,   "yes,"   then c
On tl
nt,  K.Ti
e captured U.;
ship should not have been where
lt was offshore from North Korea
without adequate mUltary cover.
He advocates negotiations to ob¬
tain the release of the ship's 82
handshake wit', the popular
position to Kennedy while at FSC.
One group of students carried
signs supporting television co¬
median   Pat   Paulsen for presl-
Kennedy    met   the   challenge
head-on. "I resent the signs over
. I think he
there for Pat Paulsei
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O./M. Braun Planning Retirement
t of the
O. Martin Braun, the first full-
time Instructor In the agriculture
department at Fresno State Col¬
lege, wUl end 32 years of ser-
Applications For
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Applications wlU be avaUable
today through Wednesday, AprU
positions representing the School
U Studies.
Braun began teaching at FSC
in 1936 In the agriculture and
biology departments. AtthatUme
the agriculture school occupied
one room In McLano Hal .
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said, "I a.
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the Student AcUvlUes Office by
5 p.m. April 24.
All declared majors In the
School of Professional Studies
and Air Force ROTC students
are eligible to run for the two
positions.
Campaigning   will begin April
held May 2 fr
l.Elec
0 his farm in Sanger.
Hanford Wins 11th
Straight FFA Title
Hanford Union High School for er  contest;   portervllle the en-
the 11 th consecuUve year copped tomology   contest;   Madera   the
the   sweepstakes   award  at  the vegetable crops event; and Kings-
annual Future Farmers of Amer- burg the tree fruits contest,
lea   Field  Day  held  a.   Fresno Anotner               ,eam
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and milk Judging and paced the Other winners included Thorn-
entire field of 1,400 Future Far- as Downey of Modesto, poultry;
mers from 90 California high Yuba City, ornamental hortlcul-
schools who entered the 20th ture and agronomy; Santa Maria,
annual event. meats; and Manteca, livestock
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In 1941, Winston Strong took
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Braun Is partly responsible for
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from the American Society for
Horticultural Science.
Braun was honored last week
by the Fresno County Farm Bur¬
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He was Instrumental In devel¬
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and later purchasing the present
gated the annual Future Farmers
of America vino pruning and tree
pruning contests as well as a
citrus Judging event.
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