FRIDAY,, AUGUST 26. 1960
35 Teachers
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Promotions
Promotions of 35 members of
the University faculty were an
nounced yesterday.
Promoted to the rank of assis
tant professor were Benton K.
Bristol, agricultural education;
Richard A. Gotshalk, philosophy;
Richard D. Guild, industrial ,en
gineering; George J. Hasslacher
111, engineering mechanics; Rigo
berto Juarez-Paz, philosophy.
David Kerner, English; Elin
beth L. Nutter, zoologoy and en
tomology; Patricia M. Overdeer,
mathematics; William H. Park,
mechanical engineering; Joseph
R. Reed, civil engineering; Peter
L. Roeder, geophysics and geo
chemistry; Charles Steinberg, la
bor education, and Donald C.
Tredennick, general engineering.
Promoted to the rank of asso
ciate professor were Richard S.
Adams, agricultural extension;
Donald W. Bleznick, romance
languages; James H. Copp, agri
cultural economics and rural so
ciology; Carl C. Faith, mathema
tics; Harold S. Fox, agricultural
extension; John A. Fox, aeronau
tical engineering; . Helmut J. Go
latz, labor education.
Lionel Goodman, chemistry;
Truman V. Hershberger, animal
nutrition; Richard N. Jorgenson,
forestry; Benjamin A. Lane, En
glish; John Leask Lumley, Ord
nance Research Laboratory; Mary
Lister McCammon, mathematics;
T. King McCubbin Jr., physics.
James E. Mettler, mathematics;
George Pappas, art and art edu
cation; Samuel Leonard Ruben-
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Soviets Give U 2 Pilot, Wife
Unexpected Hour of Privacy
MOSCOW (if') A tryst, ar
ranged unexpectedly,"has given
Barbara and Francis Gary Pow
ers more than an hour of privacy
behind the closed door of his
prison cell.
A surprise to both the U 2 pilot
and his 24-year-old wife, it hap
pened Wednesday.
Barbara's lawyers disclosed yes
terday this secret rendezvous of
the couple, whose two previous
meetings in Moscow were chape
roned by Soviet guards and inter
preters.
"Barbara is much brighter now
than we've seen her for some
time," said attorney Frank Rogers
of Roanoke, Va.
The Georgia brunette, who has
written appeals to both Premier
Nikita Khrushchev and President
Leonid Brezhnev for a reduction
Goddard to Inspect
Flood Project Model
The state secretary of the de
partment of forests and waters,
Dr. M. K. Goddard, will visit the
campus today for an official show
ing of a flood protection project
model designed in the University's
hydraulics laboratory.
The 60-foot Jong 1-50 scale
model is part of a $l l / 2 million
project to protect the Lackawanna
County community of Moosic
from the periodic flooding of
Spring Brook.
Sam Shulits, professor of civil
engineering, supervised the build
ing of the model.
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of Powers' 10-year sentence for
espionage, plans to head home
today by way of Paris,
Happy about the prison cell
meeting, she said: "We could talk
freely. We were entirely alone for
over an hour."
It was the first time they had
been alone together since they
parted in Adana, Turkey, about
four months ago.
Powers did. not describe the
kind of work he will be doing,
but has asked for heavy clothing
and apparently expects outdoor
duty.
Letter --
(continued from page two)
dwellers need something.
We hear rumors that Graduate
Hall is to be converted into of
fices. Pity! It's the only building
on campus that has for its resi
dents a feeling of warmth. Homey
if you will. Homey with the
creaky stairs, porch, the . asthma
tic washing machine and certain
ly not least our very own ginko
tree. We have our spirit as inher
ited by the process of time.
Hope this is just a rumor.
Progress! Yes. Just leave the
"Old Folk's Home.".
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Review-
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Bishop's dramatic ability is seen
as never before this season.
From his beginning as a per
son completely lost to his emer
gence as a man with an inde
pendent will, Bishop is excel
lent. His range of emotion—
from the comedy he does so
well to the most dramatic his
trionics—are always right and
convincing.
While working out his own
problem, Jerry manages to solve
some of Gittel's. Only this saves
Bishop from being despised by
the audience.
The pace of the evening is gen
erally good and the play moves
along: Only occasionally does it
slow down, but this is only tem
porary,
The set, by Ann Keely, adds
character and warmth to the pro
duction and the direction, by Max
Fischer, is good. However, it is
Gison's excellent play and Miss
Barton's and Bishop's perform
ances that make this the finest
evening of theatre this summer.
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about government
competing with its citizens ?
Nearly a hundred years ago, Abraham Lincoln
said, "In all that the people can individually do for
themselves, government ought not to interfere."
That's an even more important issue tpday,
when the U. S. government runs about 19,000
businesses. The electric light and power businesh
is one example, where government has spent well
over $5,000,000,000 of taxpayers' money to com
pete with its own people.
$10,000,000,000 more has been proposed for
this purpose. That would be unnecessary spend
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2 Penn. State Chessmen
Compete in Tournament
Two Penn State students played
in the United States Open Chess
° Fournament held in St. Louis last
week. The two, Anthony Contone,
of Philadelphia, and William
Bragg, of Norman,.okla. finished
with scores of 6-6.
Robert Byrne of Indianapolik
lindiana, won the tourney.
FRIENDLY
Why not pleasantly surprise
your date or wife and take her
out to Duffy's this weekend?
The surroundings are just like
home she'll love the rustic
country flavor, which makes
the food taste even better. Your
favorite beverages are served.
TRADITION
Duffy's Tavern is a mere four
miles from State College and
it's worthwhile going out.
You'll see why it has been a
Penn State tradition for so
many years. Don't be worried
about dress, either —it's in-
formal. Your as welcome as
one of the family.
Duffy's
In Boalsburg, 4 miles east of .
State College on Route 322
(turn right at the Texaco Station)
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