Keller: Just the general Bachelor of Arts degree at that time. Levy: To backtrack a little bit, what were you studying at the University of Missouri? But then I transferred over to Seth Neddermeyer’s physics department.
I just went in to do various work in the chemistry department.
Keller: I did not take any tests, except the FBI came to town to see if I was a security risk. Levy: What kind of a test did you take into the Special Engineer Detachment? But he changed later to physics after the war. My brother had gotten a job there in the chemistry department, Kennedy’s Chemistry Division. I went a year and one-half to the University of Missouri and left, because I was proposed to be inducted into the military. Keller: I had the high school course there.
Levy: What kind of an education did you have? Keller: I was born in Saxton, Missouri, October 10, 1923. Levy: Can you tell me where and when you were born? Rex Keller: Oh, Rex Edward Keller, R-E-X E-D-W-A-R-D, Keller, K-E-L-L-E-R. So first, can you please say your name and spell it.
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