Southeast Asia rethinks Asian ties after Indochina changes
Prime Minister Abdul Razak links Malay attack waves to Indochina events. Philippines eyes dropping mutual defense with the United States. Thailand and Malaysia ease ties with China. ASEAN nations move toward zone of neutrality as Cambodia regime takes hold. Thailand pushes U.S. troop withdrawal within a year.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Malaysia
Abdul Razak
Indochina
Philippines
United States
U.S
Thailand
Asia
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Indonesia
Singapore
Association of Southeast Asian States
China
Laos
Chung Chang
Orth
Hanoi
Kunming
Thai Peoples Liberation Armed Forces
Bangkok
Leigh Women Present Dialog at North Central Assembly
Mrs. Robert Turner and Mrs. Gordon Fuhr of St. John Lutheran Leigh led a dialogue titled Day of Renewal Program in the District at the Lutheran Church Women East Central District Assembly in Oakland on April 17. Dr. Reuben T. Swanson served as main speaker and Leigh attendees included several named parishioners from St. John and St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Robert Turner
Gordon Fuhr
St. John Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church Women East Central District Assembly
Oakland
Reuben T. Swanson
Nebraska Synod
Harold Aspinall
St. John
Arthur Mackenstadt
Ed Brunken
Hugo Loseke
Walter Feye
Werner Sander
St. Paul
Butler County Hike-Bike event draws 160 participants
About 160 riders and walkers joined the Butler County Hike-Bike-a-thon in David City on April 20. Steve Runty led the pack as honorary chairman, and pledges totaled roughly $1800 for the Retarded Citizens of Butler County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David City
Butler County
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Steve Runty
N.J. Horacek
Butler County Association For
al Smith
Louis Martin
Wendel Ruth
Rising City
Rising City Fire Hall
Was there another way out of Vietnam
A UPI report notes that US policy backed South Vietnam and Thieu, while an unheeded alternative called the Third Force could reconcile the Paris accord. Louis Schneider of the American Friends Service Committee testified that a national reconciliation council could enable free elections with mutual trust, but Thieu resisted. The Third Force could mediate between Saigon and PRG, yet policymakers ignored it and Thieu's internal opposition.
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David E. Anderson
Washington
UPI
Vietnam
U.S
Indochina
Paris
Capitol Hill
Defense
House Appropriations Committee
Ford
Thieu
Louis Schneider
American Friends Service Committee
South Vietnam
National Council of National Reconciliation and Concord
Republic of Vietnam
Saigon
Viet Cong
First Force
Tran Huu Thanh
People’s
Thanh
Schneider
PRG
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Ogram
Columbus
Nebraska
Bellwood
Molly Kreizinger
Butler County Hospital
Joe Cockson
Bill Mcoubrie
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Dean Randall
Gerald Randall
Tooleys
Equitable
Alpine
Fiat B
Suase
Pepean
Fiat
LI Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
ST. Mary's
Shee AO
Hae Permanent Press
Percale
Roy
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