ON T H E HUSTINGS—Three Rice students prepare a mailing fo r the Professors fo r Johnson-Humphrey-Yarborough (see p. 6). Elsewhere, a national group, "Scientists and Engineers fo r Johnson-Humphrey" will fo rm a local chapter this Monday a t 8 pm a t the Houston Theatre Center. Rice president K. S. Pitzer, TSU President Nabr i t and hear t surgeon Michael DeBakey were among the founders of the ...

Dr. Gerald N. Glickman, President, Baylor College of Dentistry Dr. Stephen K. Young, President-elect, University of Oklahoma Dr. Leo E. Rouse, Immediate Past President, Howard University Dr. Ryan T. Hajek, Vice President for Students, Residents, and Fellows, University of Nebraska Medical Center Dr. Pamela J. Hughes, Vice President for Hospitals and Advanced Education Programs, University of Mi...

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