Rusk Explains Vietnam War to Large Crowds
Rusk urged U S intervention in Vietnam citing Southeast Asia security and allied commitments. In Columbus a peaceful tone appeared as students sang patriotic songs, while Bloomington saw a near-quiet crowd with a heckler briefly silenced and a protester removed after sitting before Rusk’s car.
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Columbus
Rusk
U. S
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
United States
Link Project Brings Hanover Students and Children Together
The Link program in Hanover expanded this year to about 50 student workers and 72 elementary children chosen by schools. Each team of three students and four to six children meets weekly for campus tours, nature hikes, art sessions, and other activities, with children excited by campus life. Professors and teachers support the effort, and plans for future projects include bowling trips, English studies, swimming, horseback riding, and a holiday event.
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Link
Hanover
Englishton
Student Scholarship foundation stock sale nears goal
Tomorrow is the last day for purchase of shares at 1 dollar each. Money raised funds a scholarship for a college student. At press time 17 dollars worth of stock had been sold. Chairman Mick Davis says the goal is 100 dollars.
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Mick Davis
Foundation
Visiting Scientist Dr Edward Nelson to Visit Physics Dept
The physics department will host Dr Edward B Nelson next Wednesday and Thursday under the Visiting Scientists Program in Physics. Nelson from the State University of Iowa specializes in nuclear physics reactions in light nuclei and nuclear models. He will meet students 8 9 p m Wednesday at Mr Herbert Rich ey s house and with freshman physics classes Thursday. Juniors and seniors may arrange private meetings Thursday afternoon.
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Edward B. Nelson
Nelson
State University of Iowa
Herbert Richey
Alkhas Exhibit Opens Sunday at Classic Hall Gallery
The Hanover College Art Department announces a Hannibal Alkhas exhibition with a public reception November 5 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Classic Hall Gallery. The show runs through November 30 with gallery hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to 12 noon Saturday, and 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday.
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Hanover College
Hannibal Alkhas
Alkhas
Classic Hall
Monticello College
Godfrey, Ill
Iran
School of Art
University of Chicago
Chicago Art Institute
School of Fine Arts
Convoy Topics Set for Week
Assembly and chapel next week will feature topics of narcotic drug use and Catholic Protestant relations. Tuesday's assembly will present Dr. Donald F. Moore M D, Medical Director of Larue Carter Hospital in Indianapolis, speaking on The Use and Misuse of Narcotic Drugs, Particularly Marijuana and LSD. The assembly is sponsored by the Mental Health Club. Thursday's Chapel will feature the Very Rev. Hilary Ottensmeyer, President of St Meinrad College, St Meinrad, Indiana.
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D. Moore
Larue Carter Hospital
Indianapolis
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Mental Health Club
Hilary Ottensmeyer
St. Meinrad College
St. Meinrad
Indiana
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