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Monday, Oct. 8, 1962
Air Force ROTC Staff For This Year Chosen
Captain Arthur L. Wagner, commandant of cadets for Air Force ROTC, has announced the cadet officers and group staff for the year 1962-63. They are as follows:
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Group Commander . . . Cadet Lt. Col. Robert P. Ash
Deputy Group C.O. . . " Major Paul D. Stone
Personnel Officer . . " Capt. Richard Bryant
Information Officer . . " Capt. Ted E. Lawson
Administrative Officer . . " Capt. Gene W. Jackson
Operations Officer . . " Capt. Daniel L. Patz
Inspector . . " Capt. David G. Vincent
Materiel Officer . . " Capt. J. Murray Sloan
Special Training School &
Make Up Drill Commander . . " Capt. Frank J. Gasperich
Special Projects Officer . . " Capt. David A. Kirkman
Drill Team Commander . . " Capt. James R. Lewis
Squadron I Commander . . " Capt. Michael C. Clem
Squadron II Commander . . " Capt. Jon P. Morris
Squadron III Commander . . " Capt. Donald R. Shearer
Squadron IV Commander . . " Capt. Max C. Schooley
Asst. Personnel Off. . . " 1st Lt. Gary L. Williamsor
" Administrative Off. . . " 1st Lt. John P. Rader
" Operations Off. . . " 1st Lt. James L. Hayes
" Information Off. . . " 1st Lt. Harold B. White
Materiel Officer . . " 1st Lt. Billy F. Lucas
Flight A Commander . . " 1st Lt. Richard T. Jones
" B Commander . . " 1st Lt. Scott G. Senne
" C Commander . . " 1st Lt. Edward H. Abbott
" D Commander . . " 1st Lt. Ronald L. Mastin
" E Commander . . " 1st Lt. Jerry H. Plenert
" F Commander . . " 1st Lt. Ralph B. Praeger
Asst. Make Up Drill . . . . . 1st Lt. Bart Barteldes
Notes From Foreign Cables
By Phil Newsom
FRENCH officials see hopeful signs of what could be the beginnings of a drift back to Algeria by the 600,000 Europeans who fled to France. For the first time since last June, the numbers of returnees has exceeded the numbers of those still fleeing to France by boat and plane. Algeria desperately needs French technicians and French know-how.
UPI Foreign News Analyst Notes from the Foreign News Cable
President Charles De Gaulle remains supremely confident that the French people will back him again solidly in the Oct. 28 constitutional referendum. De Gaulle is demanding changes to make the French president elected directly by the people. He is opposed by politicians who see in his plan for a strong presidency the end of the parliamentarian system. De Gaulle's confidence is not reflected by some political experts who believe he might obtain no more than, and possibly less than, 60 per cent of the vote. In such an event, De Gaulle
BRITAIN and France square off again this week in renewal of Brussels negotiations over the British application for membership in the European Common Market. Britain's desire for a decision before the end of the year will be pressed by Lord Privy Seal Edward Heath. Strongly favoring British entry are Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Italy. But De Gaulle still counts on support from West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and intends to make the terms as tough as possible.
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It is the dull man who is always sure, and the sure man who is always dull. — H. L. Mencken
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The Deep Well Drilling and Completion institute will be held Oct. 17-18, and the Gas Measurement Institute will be held Oct. 30-31. Both institutes will be held in the National Guard Armory at Liberal.
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William J. Mayer-Oakes, head of the department of anthropology and sociology at the University of Manitoba, will speak Thursday at the opening lecture of the Kansas Society of the Archaeological Institute of America.
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WASHINGTON—(UPI)—Henry A. Bubb, president of a Topeka, Kan., savings association, was re-elected vice president of the International Union of Building Societies during the annual convention which closed here last Friday.
Bubb, a past president of the U.S. Savings and Loan League, was first elected to the vice presidency of the building societies in 1956 at a meeting in Bournemouth, England.
Prof. Mayer-Oakes will speak on "The Archaeology of Complex Societies" at 7:30 p.m. in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union. He is a recognized authority on American archaeology and anthropology and has conducted excavations in the field in the United States, Canada and Mexico.