THURSDAY. JULY 9. 1959
—Collegian Photo by Bill Garner
COTTON CANDY was a big favorite with the younger set at the
4th of July carnival in downtown State College. Bingo was almost
as popular with the oldsters.
Swamps To
Be Studied
In Florida
Deep in the swamps of the
Florida Everglades, a team of Uni
versity scientists will seek new
knowledge of the nature of or
ganic materials found in the
earth's crust.
Dr. William Spackman, associ
ate professor of paleobotany
who is in charge of coal research,
will lead his third expedition to
the Florida swamplands this sum
mer.
With him will be C. Philip Dol
sen, University petrologist, and
Mrs. Dolsen, a research assistant
in geology. The party will explore
the Everglades in boats and light
aircraft. Two houseboats will
serve as field laboratories.
The expedition is part of a re
search project sponsored by the
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
on "Mineralogy, Petrography and
Pa]eobotany of Uranium Bearing
Lignites."
The researchers will study they
sediments produced in they
swampy environment and will
compare them with older coal
and lignite beds found in other
parts of the country. Modern'
counterparts of these older beds)
now are forming in the Florida
swamps, Spackman explains.
He feels that through studies
of these newer sediments, light
will be shed on the nature of old
er organic materials, including
uranium-bearing coals and lig
nites.
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13 Miles East of State College
On Route to Lewistown
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1960 Golf Team Elects
Burgoon New Captain
Dick Burgoon, Carlisle, is the
newly-elected captain of Penn
State's 1960 golf team.
Number 2 man on the 1959
team which won six of nine
matches and placed second in the
Eastern Intercollegiate champion
ships, Burgoon joined teammate
Bill Davidson as Penn State's rep
resentatives in this year's N.C.-
'A.A. tournament at Eugene, Ore
gon.
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University
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1 1 ng Workshop.
An Institute of Public Ad -1 Kiuri,hohn will spevk on "Hu
ministration, to be established man Nature and Copthet as Seen'
by Anthropologists - '
by the University Sept. 1, will His speech is open to the public
work with and assist in train- and persons planning to attend,
,inust secure tickets prior to the
in students for careers in speech at the main dc-k of the
public service. 1.-Ictrel Union Building
' Klockhohn ieceived his bache
nel, the institute will also
Besides the training of person-con-
for of arts degree from the Urn
-
duct research and offer assistance, vet city of Wisconsin in 1928 and'
his master's and doctor's degiees
to government agencies at all the University of Oxford
levels.
He was a Rhodes Scholar in 1932
The institute wilt operate as a
unit of the College of the Liberal:onhy degree from Harvard Um-
He received his doctor of philos-
Arts. It will cooperate with simil
lar units at other Pennsylvania v'ersity in 1936 and the L 11,D
universities in the conduct of in-'degree from the University of
service training programs and in New Mexico in 1949.
.research and the publication of
research findings, said President
Eric A. Walker
Dr. Ben Euwema, dean of the
College of the Liberal• Arts, said
the institute will work closely
with the department of political
science in the training of under
graduates and with the Graduate
School in its program leading to
the professional degree of mas
ter of public administration.
The institute will promote con
ferences and non-credit training
programs for officials of federal,
state and local government and
will encourage and publish gov
ernmental research findings.
Graduation Gowns
Students graduating in cere
monies Aug. 7 are to pick up
caps and gowns at the Athletic
Store before Aug. 1. Caps and
gowns are available for all de
grees.
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