IEEE Fall 1964 elections and events summary
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers held summer quarter elections for Vice-Chairman and Treasurer during the 1964 meeting. A summer picnic at Pokagon State Park featured food and faculty student contests, with recognition awards given to Jim Balcome Paul Patterson and John Holtzapple. A field trip to the National Electronics Conference at McCormick Place Chicago is planned for October 19 1964, with potential department closure if enough EE students attend.
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Engineers
Lin
Shd
Frank Zenobite
IEEE
Pokagon
State Park
Jim Balcome
Paul Patterson
John Holtzapple
McCormick Place
Chicago
N.E. C
Fors Wayne TEE October 28 1964 Solid State Research Manager
Fors Wayne Tee is listed with CTS Corporation as Solid State Research Manager on October 28 1964 and November 1 1964. R M Evans named systems engineer TBM appears in the same context.
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Fors Wayne Tee
CTS Corporation
Layer
Solid State Research Manager
TBM
R. M. Evana
Tennis Home Games Shuffle Across Indiana October
A fragmented schedule shows tennis games listed among Indiana locations with Concordia Grace Huntington and Indiana Tech. The unreadable OCR hints at matches, dates, and out of town arrangements, indicating an October set of home games across Indiana with multiple institutions involved.
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Indiana
Concordia
Grace
Huntington
Ind
Tech
Cross Country Out of Town Meet Recap
Meet schedule and results list several school squads competing in October. Indiana Tech Invitational at Fort Wayne and Spring Arbor in Michigan feature teams like St. Francis Indiana with strong performances. Fort Wayne hosts the Conference Meet with varied placements across participating schools.
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Indiana_ Tech
Ind
Spring Arbor
Mich
Triangle Spring Arbor
St. Francis
Fort. Wayne
Canoe Race at Fall Festival Opens October 17
Tri-State students may enter the Fall Festival canoe race on Saturday October 17 with no entry fee. Prize money totaling 600 dollars will be awarded to winning teams with 150 to first, 100 to second, and 50 to third. Prizes will be applied as tuition credit for the next quarter. entries must be in by October 14 at the Treasurer's Office, and participants must supply their own canoes and paddles.
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Iman
Milst
AFL Once Again Sets Sights On Strong Fifth Season
The AFL enters its fifth year with stable prospects and overall 20 percent attendance gains led by New York and Oakland in head to head play against the NBL. Western Division leaders San Diego Kansas City Oakland and Denver are forecast. East favors Boston and Buffalo as Houston Eyes top form with Sammy Baugh coaching while New York faces a tough stretch after a big off season trade.
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Af.l
New York
Oakland
A.F.L
NBL
San di- 480
Kansas City
Movig
Abner Hayes
Len
Dawson
al Davis
Denver
Jack’ Faulkner
San Diego
Boston
Buffalo
J. B. Simmons
Tulsa
Bills
Harrison Rosdahl
Penn. State
The
Patriots
Houston
Sammy Baugh
Tri State Trojans Open Soccer Season Versus Concordia
Tri State College announces the fall festival match on October 17 as the Trojans debut varsity status against the Saxons of Concordia. Captain Rolf Anderson leads a versatile squad with players from Germany Jamaica USA Turkey and Hong Kong. Norweigian coach Gunnar Warebarg aims to foster unity and aggressive offense. Supporting newcomers from Jamaica DSA USA Panama Italy join the anticipated clash as the school hopes for strong student backing and a victorious start.
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Trojans
Tri-State
Concordia
Gunnar Warebarg
Rolf Anderson
Germany
Linval’ Chiing
Jamica
Bob “Gunderson
USA
Amber Bore
Turkey
Rex
Dewispelaera
Steve Morehouse
Rusty ‘Accora
Luke Capiello
Alan Au
Hong Kong
Dale, Askette
Flying Thunderbirds Elect Officers in September Meeting
The Flying Thunderbirds held their first fall quarter meeting on September 30 in the 600 building. Phil Lang was elected President, Malcolm Green Vice-President, Jim Voll Secretary, Barney Grain Treasurer, and Jim Bolder Triangle reporter. Dave Conrad explained officer roles and group functions to members.
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Flying Thunderbirds
Phil Lang
Malcholm Green
Jim Voll
Barney
Grain
Jim Bolder
Triangle
Dave ‘Conrad
Cardinals poised to win World Series in St Louis
The Cardinals hold a 2-0 edge heading to New York for games three through five. Both clubs boast strong infields and comparable starters, but St Louis’s bullpen and tighter defense in the infield give the Redbirds the edge. A capacity Busch Stadium crowd will crown St Louis as champions, ending a long wait since 1946.
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St. Louis Cardinals
New York
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Redbirds
Cabout
Cardinals
Pedro Ramos
Dodgers
Will Carrie
St. Louis
Busch
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Beta Phi Theta Lf.c
Li Starkweather
Le.ee
Fort, Wayne
Quinlin
Don & Herbs
W. Maumee
Magnavox
Motorola Vm
JAX Music Center
Heidelberg Cafe
Dixie Restaurant
West Maumee
Champion’ S Insurance Agency
General Casualty Insurance
Frémont
T.S.C
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Thunderbirds
McBride’s Cleaners
West
Maumee
Angola
W. Gilmore
Pendleton
Endleton
Jarrard’s
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