Bowling Green State University - Key Yearbook (Bowling Green, OH)

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Mrs. Chun Hui Chong Tsui, wife of the Nation- alist Chinese ambassador to japan and mother of a University foreign student, demonstrated flower arrangements and oriental cooking. Ex-Governor Michael V. Disalle sup- ported President Kennedy's stand on the Cuban crisis during a campus visit. E1 Special Guests Enjoyed Campus Hospitality An ex-United States counterspy, a Finnish professor, and a guitar thumping folk-singing trio-these were only a few of the entertaining and informative visitors that traveled to the University's campus this year. Dan T. Moore, head of an important counter-intelligence operation during VVorld War II and originator of the human bomb project, related his fascinating experiences in the political underworld. Mr. Moore, who worked on Opera- tion Black Diamond and Operation Spy Pickup , spoke on The Terrible Game of Spies and Spy Warfare . Dr. Axel Grandell, professor and rector of a business col- lege in Abo, Finland, visited Bowling Green as part of a tour of American Universities sponsored by the United States State Department. Professor Grandell commented on the fact that Finnish university students have much more academ- ic freedom than do their American counterparts. Popular folk-singing trio, Peter, Paul, and Mary presented traditional music in a modern form during their campus visit in mid-winter. Described as the two young men who know how to wear Brooks Brothers suits with their beards and guitars and the tall silky blonde who believes in look- ing as good as she sounds, the trio was applauded by all who attended.