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Dre Anno Re Oliver, professor of physics at State University of
New York at Albany, will be heard in the Fifth Anmal Faculty Lecture
at the university Thursday evening, Novenber &,
Drs Oliver's subject will be "Elementary Particles". Following
the program set for 8:30 in Draper 349, a reception for Dr. Oliver will
be held in Draper Lounge.
Hovember 5, 1962
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Public Relations Department
James M, Lewis HO 31254 Ex 73
Nathalie Lampman TMEDIATE
Mr. T. Ae Rich, consulting engineer for instrumentation at General
Electric Company's engineering physics and analysis laboratory, will be
guest speaker at the Science Colloquium this week at State University of
New York at Albany,
Mr. Rich, employed ty G. E. since 1930, gained the unusual distinc
tdon of receiving three Coffin Avards, the company's highest recognition.
The first vas for a methed of using alumimm instead of copper wire in
making instruments; the second, for the development of a frequency
meter; end the third, for invention of a fluxmeter still used for detece
tion of outmarines or surface vessels at harbor entrances, He holds
84 patents on instruments for measurement, control and detection purposes.
The meeting will take place Friday, Novenber 9, at 1 pen. in Draper
349- Mrs Rich's subject will be “Training Inventors".
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Public Relations Department
Jomes M. Lewis HO 341254 Ex 73
Nathalie Lampman IMMEDIATE
Dr. Edward P. Shaw, Professor of Modern Languages and Comparative
Literature at the State University of New York at Albany, has been honored
by the goverment of France for "services rendered to French culture."
The title of Chevalier in the Order of Academic Palms will be conferred
formally at Albany, according to a notification received from Eduoara
Morot-Sir, Cultural Counselor of the French Embassy in New York.
Dr. Shaw, author of six books and numerous articles in the area
of French literature and civilizetion, has been a member of the faculty
at State University since 1947. He was instrumontel in initiating the
university's Fulbright program, foreign student programs, and faculty
lectureships.
4n honor graduate of Harvard, Dr. Shaw also has his doctorate
from that institution. He was the recipient of a traveling scholarship
from the French Government and of a Harvard Sheldon Traveling Fellowship
for post-doctoral research in France.
During World War Ii, Dr. Shaw, who attained the rank of mejor
in the Army Air Force, gave orientation lectures to troops in England
who were to participate in the Normandy invasion. Later he was in contact
with officials of newly liberated French towns. He was Command Historian,
IX Air Fores Service Coumand, and the author of the coumand's official
history. Dr. Shaw received the Bronze Star Medel ané an fray Commendation
Ribbon, the latter a personal citation of meritorious achievement by
General Hoyt 8. Vandenberg.
November 7, 1962
Public Relations Department
James Me Lewis HO 32254 Bx 73
Nathalie Lanypman IMEDIATE
De. Edward P. Shaw, Professor of Modern Languages and Comparative
Literature at the State University of Nev York at Albany, hes boen honored
by the goverment of France for "services rendered to French culiure.*
The title of Chovalier in the Order of Academie Palms will be conferred
formally ot Albany, accoréing to 9 notification received from Eduoard
Morot-Sir, Cultural Counselor of the French Embasay in New York.
Dr. Shaw, author of six books and mmerous articles in the area
of Hroneh Literature ané civilization, has been a membor of the faculty
at State University since 1947, He was instrumental in initiating the
university's Fulbright program, foreign student programs, and faculty
* Am honor graduate of Harvard, Dr. Shau aleo has his doctorate
from that institution. He ws the recipient of a traveling scholarship
from the French Goverument and of a Harvard Sheldon Traveling Fellowship
for post-doctoral research in Trance.
During World War II, Dr. Shaw, who attained the rank of major
in the Aray Mz Force, gave orientation lectures te troops in England
who were to participate in the Normandy invasion. leter he was in contact
vith efficinls of neviy Liberated French towns. He wad Commnd Ristorion,
IX Air Ferce Service Command, and the author of the command's official
history. Dr. Shaw received the Bronge Star Neda. and an Aray Commendation
Ribbon, the letter a personal citation of meritorious achieveront by
General Hoyt 8. Vandenberg.
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November 7, 1962
Publie Relations Department Ge by extva copsee)
James M. Lewis HO 301254 Bx 73
Nathalie Lampman TMEDIATE
Dr. Bavard P. Shaw, Professor of Nodern Languages and Comparative
Idtorature at the State University of New York at Albeny, has been honored
by the goverment of France for "services rendered to French culturee*
The title of Chevalier in the Order of Academic Palms will be conferred
formally at Albany, according to a notification received from Mdvoard
Morot-Sir, Gultural Counaslor of the French Exbassy in New York.
Dr. Shaw, author of six books and mumsrous artielos in the area
of French literature and elyilisation, has been a member of the faculty
at State University since 1%47. He was inetruméntal in initiating the
university's Fulbright progran, foreign student programs, and faculty
Jectureships.
An honor graduate of Harvard, Dr. Shaw also has his doctorate
from that institution. He was the recipient of a traveiing scholarship
from the French Coverrment and of a Harvard Sheldon Traveling Fellowship
for post-doctoral research in France.
During World War Ii, Dr. Shaw, who attained the rank of najor
in the Army Air Force, gave orientation lectures to treops in England
who were to participate in the Normandy invasion. :Leter he was in contact
with officials of newly liberated French towns. He vas Command Historian,
IX Air Force Service Commend, ant the author of the coumand's official
history. Dr. Shaw received the Bronze Star Medal and an Army Commendation
Ribbon, the latter a personal citation of meritorlous achiavenont by
General Hoyt 8. Vandenberg.
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November 7, 1962
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Publie Relations Department
James M. Lewis HO.3=1254 Ex 73
Nathalie Lampman TMEDIATE
Dr. Edward P. Shaw, Professor of Modern Languages and Comparative
Literature at the State University of New York at Albany, hes been honored
by the government of France for "services rendered to French culture.
The title of Chevalier in the Order of Academie Palms will be conferred
formally at Albany, according to a notification received from Educard
Morot-Sir, Cultural Counselor of the French Eubassy in New York.
Dr. Shaw, author of six books and mmerous articles in the area
of French literature ond civilization, has been a menber of the faculty
at State University since 1947. He was instrumental in initiating the
university's Fulbright program, foreign student programs, and faculty
lectureships. :
An honor graduate of Harvard, Dr. Shaw also has his doctorate
from that institution. He vas the recipient of a traveling scholarship
from the French Government and of a Harverd Sheldon Traveling Fellowship
for post-doctoral research in France.
During World War II, Dr. Shaw, whe attained the rank of major
in the Army Air Force, gave orientation lectures to troops in England
who vere to participate in the Normandy invasion. Later he was in contact
with officials of newly liberated French touns. He vas Command Historian,
IX Air Force Sorvice Command, ant the author of the command's official,
history. Dr. Shaw receivec the Bronze Star Medal ané an Army Commendation
Ribbon, the latter a personal citation of meritorlous achievement by
General Hoyt S. Vandenberg.
November 7, 1962
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
STATE COLLEGE
MEMORANDUM
DATE: November 8, 1962
FROM: James M. Lewis
TO: Leon Golden
SUBJECT: for AMONG THE AUTHORS
A research report on "Needed Improvements
in Distributive Teacher Education by Reno S. Knouse,
_ Professor of Merchandising, State University of New
York at Albany, has been published by Michigan State
University for the newly-organized Council for Dis=
tritutive Teacher Edueation.
Professor Knouse 4s president of the council.
The publication is the first in a series of profes=
sional bulletins planned by this natdonal group which
is affiliated with the American Vocational Association
and the Associated Organisations for Teacher Education.
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
STATE COLLEGE
MEMORANDUM
DATE; November 8, 1962
FROM: James Ms Lewis
TO: Leon Golden
subsect: Phe Ds program 4m English
wet Five wor
were added to the English faculty lest year
which reflects not only need for additional personnel
for doctoral program bet also for new programs in
speech. Increased student enrollment also a factor
in department increase.
Re. Ed. De =~ nothing new at this time but there
will be at a later date,
Public Reletions Department
James M, Lewis HO 361524 Bx 73
Nathalie Lampman IMMEDIATE
Oliver Popenee, Peace Corps Director for the South Acia
Programs, will visit State University of Nev York at Albany Monday
evening at Brubacher Hall, 750 State Street.
Mr. Popence, vho was director of program development for
the Feace Corps last year, will lead an informal discussion about
the work of the Peace Corps. He else will show a new film about
activities of the colips at the mooting set for 6130, .
Conjuthor of "Politica Development in the Ruerging Countries;
Ghaiionge to UsSe Foreign Policy," Mr. Popence daveloped the first
Peace Corps program in Nepal in 1961.
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November 8, 1962
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Buber’ Serving, noted authority on latin Anorfea, vill crock
tt Steve University of Now York at Alveny Monday under the ausplees of the
university*s Porun of Politdes, Tis subject vill be “The Chige fre bewn fn
latin sneries.”
Mr, Sovving, e plencer im Amorica's belated Giecovery of
latin Amorfes, orgentced the Cemmittec on Culture] Relations vith letin
Amopion, one of the firet agencies: te antedate the officiel Gsed Seighber
policy, is te Profescer of latin Anericen Civilizetion et Fomeme Colleges
end ot the Claremont Graduste Scheel, Avuther of several begks ani articles
im his chosen ficlé, %, Herring for sem tine hes revioved sort ef the boske
_ om Latin Mmerfes for the See York Herel Trituzes Be is a graduste of Cherlin
Gellere em! Columbie University.
Dr» Promh G, Corrine, Girestar of the university's Genter for
Interednericen Stulles, vill autreduse the epesker at the pregren eet for
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STATE UNIVERSITY or NEW YORK
Public Relations Department Belanses
James M. Lewis WO 3°1254 Ex 73 DMEDIATE
Nathalie Lampman
Three departments at State University of New York at Albany will
participate in the international celebration of the 400th birthday of
Shakespeare's illustrious Spanish contemporary Lope de Vega. Two events
will be sponsored at the university this week by the Departments of
Comparative Literature, English and Modern Foreign Languages.
A ptogram of dramatic readings in translation from one of Lope's
most celebrated plays, "Fuenteoveguna"*, will be presented Thursday
evening, November 15, under the direction of Richard W. Wilkie, assistant
professor in the English department, with introduction and commentary by
Professor J. Wealey Childers, chairman of the Department of Modern Foreign
Languages. The program will begin at 8 o'clock in Ingle Room, Pierce Hall.
"nm Friday, November 16, ag the first of thie year's lectures in the
series sponsored by the Department of Comparative Literature, Professor
Williem L. Fichter of Brown University will speak on "The Theatre of Lope
de Vega", Professor Richter, who ie emeritus professor of Spanish Language
and literature at Brown, ie one of the country's recognized authorities in
the field. The lecture is scheduled for 1 p.m. at Draper 349,
*Fuenteovejuna
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STATE UNIVERSITY or NEW YORK
State University of New York at Albany Relaiines
James M, Lewis, Assistant to the President
HO. 3+1254 Ex. 73
Saturday, November 24
Pianist Bela Szilagi will be presented in a concert Friday, Novem
“ber 30, at State University of New York at Albany by the university's Music
Council,
Mr. Seilagi, born in New York of Hungarian descent, received the
Sugg Award in 1960 and was a finalist in the Leventritt Competition that years
He will play worke of Mozart, Bralms and Liszt,
The progrem will begin at 1 pims at Page Halls
November 19, 1962
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STATE UNIVERSITY oF NEW YORK
State University of New York at Albany
James M. intes tevin to the President Release:
HO, 3=1254 Ex. 73 =
Prepared byt
Nathalie Lempman, Ex» 73
The Fonoing Society at State University of New York at Albany
has elected Bd Reid president. Members of the newlysformed group receive
an hour and a half of instruction in the fundamentals of foneing each week.
Gol, Walter M, Tisdale, assistant to the president for plant
planning, is the society's sponsor, Colonel Tisdale learned fencing at the
U, S, Military Academy at West Point.
Other officers are Betty Warek, vice presidents Reinhold Bachmann,
treasurer; and Leonard Smith, equipment manager.
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
MEMORANDUM
To: Nathalie Lampman, State Univ. of N.Y. at Albany Date: 11/19/62
From: Leo Golden
Subject: Attached releases
I am returning these reléases in compliance with your request,
When possible, please let us have your releases at least ten days in advance
of the events they announce, It takes us several days to prepare copy for the
printer, and we have to give him this copy almost a week in advance of the
publication date,
Thanks,
STATE UNIVERSITY oF NEW YORK
State University of New York at Albeny ps hea
James Ms Lewis, Assistant to the President :
HO. 301254 Ex» 73 “
ibreparea bo? Friday, Novenber 23
Nathalie Lampman, Bx. 73
Dr, Harry Schwart, the New York Times’ editor for Ruseian affairs,
will address the Capital Area School Development Association at its acninton
trative seminar and annual business mooting here noxt wooly
Dr. Sehwarts, formerly profeseor of economies at Maxwell Graduate
School of Syracuse University, will have as his topic, "Tho United States
and Russias Political, Beonomiey and Social Variables", He has servod with
the Department of State, Department of Agriculture, Var Production Board,
and Office of Strategic Services, Following Dr» Schvarts's address at the
Semdagnitatiipn Yinretey AAMMEIIE-GS, ‘eve vit be « question ant
. Giscussion period.
he association's tiebting vil open with reglstragion ant coftie at
9 agus at Brubachor Hall, 750 RNS TARY CP aE LANEY vot sor
Z 11 aym., the past year's program will be reviewed and plane made for the
coming year, There also will be election of éfrectora,
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STATE UNIVERSITY or NEW YORK
State University of New York at Albany
James M, Lewis, Assistant to the President
Release:
How 341254 Ex. 73
Prepared by: prensa pi
Nathalie Lampman, Ex. 73 \,
outstanding er
Thirtyethreo/Senior students from State University of New York at ae
Albany have been accepted for membership in the national Who's Who Among A
Students, in American Universities and Colleges. The mumber represents an
Anerease of two over the total of those students so honored last year at
the university.
flo be eligible for nonbership, a student met fulfi11 the follove
dng qualifications: scholarship, participation and lea¢ership in academe
| and extracurricular activities, citizenship, service to the school, and |
| promise of future usefulness. i
Ae a member, the student's name and activities are listed in the
national book of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and |
Colleges, He also receives a key and a certificate of merit from the
National Comnittec.
Nevlyselected Seniors from State University in the honomry include
Donalé Allen, Shirley Blanchard, Stephen Borgos, Edward Broomfield, Willian
Burnett, Pamela Carter, Laurence Coleman, Andrew Cituleky and Stephon Condojant.
Also Cornelia Crowley, Mary Cull, Constance Culver, Candance Dal Pan,
June Drudan, Anne Dugan, Ross Dunn, Theodore Dusanenko, Mary Eisenman, Marcia
English, Mildred Pletcher, Richard Kelly, Linda Kolte, Linda Lassolle, William
MeCarthy, James Oppenisano, Arlene Paciunas, Gary Penfield, Rosemary Petrick,
and Susanne Platt,
Aleo dovadetne Settiten, Joan Tully, Howard Woodruff, and Patricia
Woinoski,s
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STATE UNIVERSITY — or NEW YORK
State University of New York at Albany Release:
James Me Lewis, Assistant to the President. |
HO. 3=1254q Bx. 73
Prepared by?
Nathalie Lampman, Ex. 73
Dr, Langdon Gilkey, professor of theology at Vanderbilt University
Divinity School, will speak Sunday at a meoting for the faculty of State
University of New York at Albany, His subject will be "Myth and Symbol
in Religious Discourses" .
Drs Gilkey, a fellow of the National Counc’? of Religion in Higher
Réueation ané of the American Counei2 of Learned Societies, is a graduate
of Harvard and received his Ph.D, jointly from Columbia University and
Union Theological Seminary. Se feaniely wen & Sescnieh 2allav ak Ganlekign
University and also studied in Gernany under a Guggonhoim fellowship, In
earlier years he taught Bnglish at Yonching University, Peking, China, and
war deteuned 2n-a. anmeerivation-qunp-4n thine Guting Wanbd tor Hie
Comittee meubers for the mootdng are Dr. Kendall Birr, Mire, Paul
Lemon, tho Rev, Frank Ps Snow, and Dr. Paul Wheeler, Coffee and dessert
will be served at 7:30 p.m. prior to the address by Dre Gilkey at & o'clock
at the Madieon Avene Prestyterian Churofi,
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Public Relations Departnent
Jemes M. Lewis HO 32-1254 Ex 73
Nathalie Lampman TYMEDIATE
De. Edward P. Shaw, Professor of Modern Languages and Comparative
Literature at the State University of Neu York at Albany, has been honored
by the government of France for "services rendered to French culture."
The title of Chevalier in the Order of Academis Palms will be conferred
formally at Albany, according to a notification received from Edvoard
Morot-Sir, Cultural Counselor of the French Exbassy in New York.
Dr. Shaw, author of six books and mumerous articles in the area
of French literature and civilization, has been a member of the faculty
at State University since 1947. He was instrumental in Initiating the
university's Fulbright program, foreign student programs, and faculty
lectureships.
An honor graduate of Harvard, Dr. Shaw also has his doctorate
from that institution. He was the recipient of a traveling scholarship
from the French Government and of a Harvard Sheldon Traveling Fellowship
for post~éoctoral research in France.
During Worle War TI, Dr. Shaw, whe attained the rank of major
3n the Army Air Force, gave orientation lectures to troops in England
who were to participate in the Nermandy invasion. Later he was in contact
vith officinls of neviy Liberated French towns. Ho vas Command Ristorion,
IX Air Force Service Command, and the author of the command's official
history. Dr. Shaw received the Bronze Star Medal ané an Amy Commendation
Ribbon, the latter a personal citation of meritorious achievement by
General Hoyt 8. Vandenberg.
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James M. Lewis HO 341254 Bx 73
Nathalie Lampnan TMMEDIATE
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All tri-ef prest
Dr. Edward P, Shaw, Professor of Modern Languages and Comparative
literature at the Stete University of New York at Albany, has been honored
by the goverment of France for "services rendered to French culture."
The title of Chevalier in the Order of Academic Palms will be conferred
formally at Albany, according to a notification received from Eduoard
Horot-Sir, Cultural Counselor of the French Exbassy in New York.
Dr. Shaw, author of six books and numerous articles in the area
of French literature anc civilizetion, has been a member of the faculty
at State University since 1947. He was instrumental in initiating the
university's Fulbright program, foreign student programs, and faculty
lectureships.
: 4n honor graduate of Harvard, Dr. Shaw also has his doctorate
from that institution. He was the recipient of a traveling scholership
from the French Government and of a Harvard Sheldon Traveling Fellowship
for post-doctoral research in France.
During Werlé Wer TI, Dr. Shaw, who attained the rank of major
ain the Army Air Force, pave orientation lectures to troops in England
who were to participate in the Normandy invasion. Later he was in contact
with officials of newly liberated French towns. He was Command Historian,
IX Air Force Service Command, ané the author of the command's official
history. Dr. Shaw received the Bronze Star Medal ané an Aray Commendation
Ribbon, the latter a personal citation of meritorious achievement by
General Hoyt 5. Vandenberg.
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State University College at Albany 7
Albany 3, Now York
Frank G. Carrino HO 3-1254 Ex 73 For Immediate Release
Nathalie Lampman
Applications already are boing received at State University College at Albany
for the college's Institute in English for Secondary-School Teachers set for next
summer.
State University College is one of twenty throughout the country cooperating
in the special progrem, sponsored by the Commission on English of the College Entrance
Examination Board and designed to improve the teaching of English in grades nine
through twelve to students preparing for college.
Tuition and fees will be paid to the college by the Commission on English which
@lso will assign to each participant a grant of $350. Estimated expenses for parti-
cipante will be about $225.
At the summer session, July 2-Aug. 10, there will be three graduate courses in —
Englich - composition, language, and literature - scheduled for the morning. At
afternoon vorkshops participants will develop methods and materials which may be
applied in their own high-school classes.
Each course carries two semester hours of graduate credit. On the Institute's
staff will be David W. Nertin, supervisor of English at Milne High School, serving as 3
coordinator; Dr. Gretchen Paulus, Associate Professor of English, State University College
at Albany; William C. Kraus, Assistant Professor of Education and Supervisor in the Milne Bs]
School, State University College; and Dr. Carl Niemeyer, Professor of English and Chair-
man, Department of Humanities, Union College.
Applicants, who must be teachers of English in grades 912 in a registered public | —
or private school within about 50 miles of Albany, may obtain additional information
from the Sumer Institute in English at State University College. :
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POULT comity manbore ot State University of Rev Test at Albany have
received a total of eight summer research felloushipe and six grante~in-ald,
totaling 011,150, from The Research Foundation of State University of New York.
The averis, given to encourage research ané related scholarly activities, vere
mage upon recesmendéation of the Comittee on Avards of the Graduate Council)
of the State University of Nev Tork.
Recipients of $1,000 fellowships and their projects follow:
Dre Daniel VW, Odell, assistant professor of English; The relationship of
Réveré Young's conjectures (1759) to his earlier work,
Hans A, Polilsander, assistant professor of ancient languages; A now
Index of Pinder,
Dr. Lawrenee H, Daly, associate professor of chmistry; Infrared spee-
torscopy,
Dr. Robert EB, Frost, aseociate professor of chemistry; Preparation and
reactions of substituted alkoxysilanes.
Dr. Katherine B, Heinig, professor of biology; Cytological investigations
of interspecific hytride in the gems Irie.
Bruce B, Marsh, associate professor of physics; Phase change mechanisns in
organics crystals.
Dy. Harold S, Story, associate professor of physics; Muclear quadrupole
resonance ir, solids.
Dr. Norris EB, Esen, professor of peychology; Patterns of second language
learning in elementary school childrens
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Press release fron
State University of Mew York at Altany
continued «le
Grante~in afé, ranging from $290 to $1,000, wore awarded as follows:
Dry Vivian ©, Hopkins, professor of English; Prench critdioian of Francie
Dagon in firet half of 19th century,
Drs Poul Cy Boomeliter, professor of wpesch; patterns of auditory
perseption in mie,
Dy. Frowt; The preparation ané reactions of gubstituted alkoxysilanes.
Dre Richard ¥, Smith, professor of chenistry; Redvetion of quinascline
éerivativas with metal hyérides.
Dr» Story; Rvclear quadrupole resonance.
Abwaham Luchine, profesver of poyehology; Forming Supression of personality
from comanientionn.
December 10, 1962
