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He succeeds Professor Law- irence M. Read as chairman of the department Professor Keaa win spend a one-year leave of absence in India study ing Hinduism. Robert Dobbie, professor of Old and exegesis at Emmanuel College, Victoria -University in the University of Toronto, since 1955. has been appointed visiting professor of religion. Appointed lecturer in the department of religion was Mrs.

Katherine Young. All appointments are effective June 1. During the 1968-69 year en rolment in courses offered bv the Carletoa department of religion reached 677. double course enrolment of the previous year." In the 1969-70 term the department will offer 1 20 courses, five more than last year. Shirley to Join Good Ship Nixon DETROIT (UPn The Nixon administration is about to name former child movie star and unsuccessful congressional candidate Shirley Temple Black as deputy assistant secretary of state for educational and cut- Iural affairs, the Detroit Free Pres.

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