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Wednesday, February 14, 1968
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Wire Briefs
Arab soldiers killed
An Israeli patrol killed eight Arab infiltrators who slipped across the Jordan River, the Israeli government said today. One Israeli soldier was killed and another wounded, it said.
Arabs opened fire from the east bank of the Jordan to support the intruders, the government said.
Train wreck in Fowler
FOWLER, Kan. — (UPI) — Wrecking crews worked today to clear railroad tracks near Fowler as the aftermath of a 40-car derailment of a Rock Island freight Tuesday. Several cars loaded with new automobiles left the tracks. One car caught fire. Another car which remained on the rails was loaded with bombs.
Farmer at Emporia
EMPORIA, Kan. — (UPI) — James Farmer, former national director of CORE, will speak tonight on the civil rights revolution in a lecture at Emporia State College.
Farmer is currently a professor of social welfare at Lincoln (Pa.) University.
Pierre Salinger, press secretary for the late President Kennedy, is scheduled to speak here May 1.
Flight causes change
WASHINGTON — (UPI)— Scientists report that weightless flight in space appears to stimulate hereditary changes and abnormalities in certain living things.
Mae Marsh dies
HERMOSA BEACH, Calif. — (UPI) — Mae Marsh, the "little sister" in D. W. Griffith's silent film classic, "The Birth of a Nation," died Tuesday at her home here of a heart attack. She was 72.
Funeral for Pizzetti
ROME — (UPI) - Funeral services are Thursday for Idebrando Pizzetti, one of Italy's leading contemporary composers.
The 87-year-old maestro died
Tuesday夜 at his home here.
Pizzetti first won fame in 1898 for his symphonic poem "Extase."
Indian women protest
CALCUTTA — (UPI)— Hundreds of women broke through police lines Tuesday night and besieged the governor's residence to protest the federal government's dismissal of the Communist-dominated West Bengal state government last November. The women's demonstration capped two weeks of civil disobedience in which 1,500 persons were arrested.
ST. LOUIS—(UPI)—Guy Ruffin, a member of the St. Louis Junior College District's board of trustees, objected strenuously at a board meeting this week when the district considered hiring three persons over 60.
Still want oldsters
Foundation trustees vote record $10,975 budget
The William Allen White Foundation Board of Trustees Monday approved their largest annual budget since the foundation's creation 59 years ago.
Jr., editor and publisher of the Independence Daily Reporter and president of the foundation.
The meeting, part of the William Allen White Day activities, was held in the Kansas Room of the Kansas Union, and was presided over by Herbert A. Meyer
By unanimous acclamation, the 43 attending members of the
board, including former Kansas governor Alf Landon, Sen. Frank Carlson, Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe, set the 1968 budget at $10,975-$400 more than last year.
TRW is success by association
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If you look around at any TRW location, you'll see far more young faces than old. This is particularly true in the computer sciences. Why? Because we depend on new ideas and fresh viewpoints to apply fast changing computer techniques to a fast changing industry. That's why we need people like you. What kind of a place is TRW? Ask around. Talk to your professors and faculty advisors, or to your friends who are already working with TRW. Most of our professional employees applied to TRW on the recommendation of friends. At TRW Systems Computation and Data Reduction Center—incidentally, one of the world's most advanced computer centers—we provide scientific and business programming support for many technical disciplines.
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