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EDITORIAL OFFICE: DA 2-2166; BUSINESS OFFICE: DA 3-1301   STANFORD, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1961

  TWO STANFORD PROFS PREPARE TO LEAVE FOR KENNEDY INAUGURAL
Drs. Joshua Lederberg and Arthur Kornberg, both of the Med School, are among the 155
leading figures in the arts and sciences whom President-elect John F. Kennedy invited to
his inaugural ceremonies Jan. 19 and 20 "in recognition of their importance." The profes-
sors and their wives will fly to Washington this afternoon. Invitational telegrams were
sent to the persons "who have been judged to be the most creative, eminent and world-
renowned in fhe arts, sciences and humanities," a spokesman said. Lederberg commented
"In attending I feel I will be representing my colleagues at Stanford, other universities."

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HS Grads

Registrar Harvey Hall citec
{esterday a number of  higP
jchools in California and t.hrough
)ut the country whose graduate:
lave made nolable academic rec.
mds at Stanford over the last
hree years.
In information taken from the
mnual Registrar's Report pub.
ished by the University, Dr. Hall
~otcd that among high schools
vith large numbers of students
entering Stanford the following
schools' graduates have averaged
:rade point averages of 2.8 or
iigher: Arcadia High School (15
students;), Newport Harbor High
jchool (17 students) and West

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