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Johnson Is the only, Thf first telephone service
president auain.-- t whom tween Now York and London cost
imj eaehment charprs have been $23 per minute with a 3 minute
minimum tharpc.
Andrew

Trustees Approve Staff Changes
Tlu folli iit'4 ;ppo;nliiH nts.
rcMgnutioiis, and oilier stall
changes wi'iv approved leernt-by tin executive committee
of tin University ol Kentucky
Board of
cs. M.ijor
changes follow:
Collcee of Arts and Srirnrrs
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Appointments: Ernst Jokl. protestor and director of Rehabilitation
Center: .Christ N. Yiannios, part-tim- e
instructor in chemistry for
five months: Robert A. Biicker,
part-tim:- ?
instructor in music for
five months; Goorpe T. Wright,
instructor In English : John O.
Dardis, instructor in physics.
Hesitations: p. Philip Philip,
audiology assistant. Department of
Psychology; Jessir Irvine and Jack
J. Monroe, practicum supervisors.
Department of Psychology; Paul
E. Coggins, part-tim- e
instructor
in English; Paul II. Stacy, instructor in English; George W. Pope,
part-tim- e
instructor in chemistry;

Louise n. Miller,
structor in psychology.

part-tim-

Leaves

in-

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of

absence: Frank J.
Prindl, assistant professor of
music, granted leave from Feb. 1
to Feb. 1, 1958; James R. Sterrett,
associate professor of English,
granted sabbatical leave from Feb.
1

through June 30.
Changes in status: II. II.

Down-

ing, professor of mathematics and
astronomy, granted change of
work effective July 1; Charles Elton, associate professor of education, to associate professor of
education and associate professor
of psychology.
Transfers: Peter Drenchko, part-tim- e
instructor in chemistry, to
y
research assistant underthe
Itesearch Foun d a t i on ;
Thomas E. Johnson, part-tim- e
instructor in physics, to graduate
research assistant under the Kentucky Research Foundation; Robert T. Dowd. part-tim- e
instructor
and research assistant in clicm- istry and Kentucky Research
Foundation, to part-tim- e
instructor in chemistry.
College of Agriculture and Home
Economics
Appointments: James
T. Ralph, assistant professor and
assistant economist, Department
of Agricultural Economics; Claudia
E. Wells, research assistant and
assistant professor in home eco- nonncs; Hugh H. Blair, assistant
chemist. Experiment Station; Robert R. Lawson, assistant county
agricultural agent in training, Ohio
County; Alvin C. Alexander, farm
manager, Coldstream Farm maintenance; Clifton L. Taylor, assistant county agricultural agent in
training, Monroe County; Wiley B.
Faw, assistant county agricultural
agent in training, Leslie County;
Betty J. Burgin, assistant county
home demonstration
agent in
training, Scott County.
Hollis B. Brown, assistant county
agricultural agent in training,
Lewis County; Joseph B. Armstrong, assistant county agricultural agent in training, Union
County; Mary R. Cochran, assistant county home demonstration
agent in training, Pike County;
Mary A. Hufiage, assistant county
home demonstration agent in
training, Montgomery County ;
Barbara Taylor, assistant county
home demonstration
agent in
training, Allen County; Biilie P.
Taylor, acting county home demonstration agent, Pendleton
Ken-tuck-

bn-uiiht-

County; Wendell II. Jones, assist-an- t agent, Harlan County.
county agricultural agent in
Albei t F. S t ,i m p r r, avi-t;.ntraining, Oldham County.
.county agricultural apent. Mori. an
Re
Darrel F. Iienup. .County, to county agricultural
ivonomi.-.and axistiint a:ent." Kn: tt Coui:ty: Reba K.
assistant
profes.or. Experiment Station; G, Btillen. assistant county ho. re
Mallory Boush, associate entomol- demonstration agent in traini:i'r.
ogist. Experiment Station; Glen-woo- d Pike County, to assistant county
Creech, associate agricultural home demonstration agent, Pike
editor; Mildred I Carter, assistant County: Sara Thompson, assistant
county home demonstration agent county home demonstration agent
in training. Pike County; James in training. Laurel County, to nct-- I
I
Everett Jr.. research assistant; ing county home demonstration
Ellis Mullins. resenrrh assistant in agent. Letcher County: Robert M.
dairying; John M. Kavannnsh, re- Jones, assistant county dgricul-- I
search assistant; Wilburn L. tural agent, Floyd County, to
Reeves, assistant eou.ity agricul- county agricultural agent, Floyd
tural agent. Hickman and Fulton County: Ova E. Boggs, county ag
counties; Hazel Jo Arnold, county ricultural agent. Floyd County, to
home demonstration agent. Owen area agent, rural development,
County: Eddie Rose Hartley, Floyd andof nearby counties.
College
EngineeringAppoint- county home demonstration agent,
inments: B. L. Bedell, part-tim- e
Monroe County.
structor and research assistant in
Retirement: Roscoe H. King,
county agricultural agent, Carter metallurgical engineering; Harry
L. Mason, instructor in
County, to go on Civil Service engineering; Norman mechanical
K. Burke
retirement.
Jr., instructor in engineering drawChange in status: Neil G." Lake, ing; P. C. Hallett, instructor in
assistant county home demonstra- electrical engineering; J. R. Webstion agent in training, Pulaski ter, instructor in applied mechanCounty, to assistant county home ics; E. B. Bradley, instructor in
demonstration agent in training, electrical engineering; J. C.
Fayette County; Ernestine M. Teague, instructor in mechanical
Morgan, assistant county home engineering.
demonstration agent in training,
Resignations: Thomas II. Clore,
Scott County, to assistant county research engineer.
agent in
home demonstration
College of Commerce rtesigna- training, Owen County; James
in- tion: J. L.' Peel, part-tim- e
Perkins, assistant dairy husband- structor.
man and assistant professor, to
Change of Status: W. W. Jenassistant county agricultural agent
in training, Jefferson County; nings, professor of economics,
Alda Ilenning, acting state leader granted change of work effective
of home demonstration agents, to July 1.
Office of the President Change
district leader of home demonstration agents.
in status: R. W. Wild, administra- Betty L. Johnson, assistant tive assistant to the president for
county home demonstration agent. public relations, to director of pub- GarrardCountytocountyhome I licrelations.
Office of the Vice President
demonslration agent. Garrard
County; Charlie Mason, county Appointment: P. Preston Johnagricultural agent, Martin County, ston, art and music librarian.
Resignations: Ingrid Carroll, geto county agricultural agent, Carter County; Hubert E. Bail, assist- ology librarian, and Louise C.
ant county agricultural agent. Pike Iluefncr, art and music librarian.
Change in
Indonesia Project
ajrent, Martin County; John C. status: William M. Jenkins Jr.,
Bach, associate county agricultural assistant coordinator, half-tim- e
agent, Clay and nearby counties, basis, to assistant coordinator, full- to associate county agricultural time basis.

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