History to Praise U S for War in Vietnam
Brooklyn fifth graders receive letters from Michael Walker of Company B 3rd Battalion 60th Infantry in Vietnam. He praises the students, explains heat and poverty in Vietnam, justifies U S involvement, and describes Army life, morale, and the fight against the Vietcong with a focus on American values, bravery, and democracy.
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the World Journal Tribune
Conference on Iowa History Scheduled
Des Moines Dr William J Petersen and State Treasurer Paul Franzenburg will speak at a Drive In Conference on Iowa History on Thursday April 20 at the Colonial Pancake Inn Des Moines under sponsorship of the Iowa department of public instruction. The program begins 9 45 a m with a 1 p m workshop on Use of State Historical Society Publications in Studying Town History and a cracker barrel session to close.
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State Historical Society of Iowa
Paul Franzenburg
Iowa
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State Historical Society
Retired Foreign Service Officer to Speak at USC
Edmund Clubb, former U S Foreign Service officer, will address Up per Iowa College on Thursday about Should Our Vietnam Policy Be Changed He graduated from the University of Minnesota with a major in international law and earned a master of arts degree in 1940 from California college in China He is author of Twentieth Century China 1964 and has lectured at Columbia Brooklyn College New York University Florida State University and the New School for Social Research He joined the Foreign Service in 1928 and served in China Indo China Russia and Manchuria until 1950 He led the Office of Chinese Affairs from 1950 to 1952 and retired in 1952 The lecture is at 830 a m in the Dorman Memorial gymnasium with the public invited to attend.
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Path to Beatrix's birth site eased for tourists
In Baarn Holland tourists seeking the Royal castle Rakenstyn to view Crown Princess Beatrix's expected baby will find eased routes. After the birth Dutch authorities will place orange cradle crown signs to guide visitors to the heir of the House of Orange. Luther Lecture in Decorah features David Till presenting the final in a series by Luther College English faculty.
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