Varied Nationalities at 1967 Institute on China
The 1967 Institute on China features Dr. Harold W. Jacobson, Dr. C. P. Cheng, Professor Hsi Cheng, Mr. Edward Jolliffe, and Ambassador Y. C. Hsueh. They discuss United States policy toward China, Taiwan, and international relations with readings, lectures, and demonstrations in Song Gymnasium and Parker Auditorium.
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China
Chicago Area
Northwestern University
Oriental Institute
University of Chicago
Jacobson
Song Gymnasium
United States
Rotary Club
Madison
Republic of China
United Nations Educational Social and Cultural Organization
Unesco
Paris
France
Cheng
Taiwan
Long Gymnasium
Edward Jolliffe
Q. C
West China Union University
Chengtu
Jolliffe
Canadian Press
Ontario
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation
New Democratic Party
Toronto
Jolliffe, Lewis and Osler
Y. C. Hsueh
United Nations
Philippines
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Nanking
Taipei
Hseuh
Shanghai
National Cheng Chi University
University of Melbourne
Hsueh
Parker Auditorium
Mao Tsetung
Chairman Mao
Han Suyin
Han
Professor Cheng
Shay Cheng
Jung Mao
Formosa
Public Affairs Forum Records Asian Policy Opinions
Public Affairs Forum held meetings the week of January 23 to 27 with 85 students voting on 13 items about Communist China and the United States. Poll results show varied stances on war, containment, isolation, Taiwan, and U.N. seating, reflecting mixed policy preferences.
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Public Affairs Forum
China
United States
Taiwan
U.S
U.N
Hanover College Institute on China on March 1 to 4
Students face campus flurry of academic and social duties yet the calendar highlights the Hanover College Institute on China. The piece argues that maturity shows in time management and choosing lectures over idle chatter as the event emphasizes China studies.
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Hanover College
China
Odds and Ends on Naming Customs From Institute Talk
Dr E Mowbray Tate outlines how Chinese names are ordered and contrasts Western practice with American usage. The article lists Taiwan Formosa nomenclature and names the Institute steering committee and numerous student chairmen and staff for the upcoming institute event.
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E. Mowbray Tate
Institute General
Ber
Suzanne Northam
Edward Kellogg
Phylis Osborne
James Hyde
Bowers
Ferguson
Franzmeier
Gardezi
Withey
Institutes Fifth Theme Marks Worthy Ancestors Event
The program closed with The Lion and the Jewel as the keynote address by G Mennon Williams former Michigan governor and Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs. Notable attendees included Ferenc Nagy Thomas Pappas and other professors guiding sessions during the Institutes final day. The Hanover Players staged The Guardsman to end the Institute.
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G. Mennon Williams
Michigan
Hungary
Ferenc Nagy
Thomas Pappas
Hanover Players
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