Conference May Open Viet Nam Talks Through Cambodia
Senate leader Mike Mansfield says an international Cambodia conference could provide a framework for Viet Nam discussions with the Communists. He praises Ambassador Harriman as U S representative and cites past Geneva talks including the major powers and Indochina states. Mansfield notes the need to keep Cambodia talks expanding to cover Viet Nam policy.
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Cambodia
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W. Averell Harriman
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Viet Nam
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Harriman
China
United States
Britain
France
Laos
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Baldwin High names 38 to honor roll for fifth six weeks
Thirty eight students are named to Baldwin High School’s fifth six weeks honor roll, with 24.5 percent of the senior class, 29.6 percent of juniors, 4.9 percent of sophomores, and 16.6 percent of freshmen earning honors. Senior list includes Sharon Andrews and Roger Boyd. juniors include Bill Beedles and Judy Burton.
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Dannie Clodfelter
Sharon Andrews
Roger Boyd
Diane Chanay
Cheryl Dodder
Christine Ferguson
Sally Hey
Woody Hobson
Phylis Madi
Harriman Still Sees Firmness as Key in Vietnam Talks
Ambassador Averell Harriman in an interview says firm U S policy may shorten the Vietnam war, while opposing protests could prolong it. The veteran diplomat, chosen by President Johnson to head a Cambodia conference if accepted, reflects on 30 years in public life and his greatest disappointment in dealing with Stalin during WWII.
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Harriman Warns Against Outward Thrust of Communism in Asia
Harriman argues the Soviet led movement aims at Southeast Asia as a mirror of Europe’s Cold War battle. He says South Vietnam is not a ripe target for Communist gains and that the United States must act to check their “outward thrust” through firm policy. He likens failures in Korea and Rhineland to danger in Asia if appeasement occurs.
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Southeast Asian Role Topic of Dread Talk at KU
Professor Frank N. Tragr of New York University will discuss The U S Role in Southeast Asia at 3 30 p m Friday in Dyche Auditorium Kansas University The talk is sponsored by the Committee on East Asian Studies and the Political Science Department He authored books on Burma and Southeast Asia
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New York University
U.S
Southeast Asia
Dyche
Kansas University
Trager
Committee On East Asian Studies
Political Science Department
Burma
United Nations
Trellis Overhang To Cool Homes In Summer Sun
A simple Douglas fir trellis attached under the roof gutter can broaden shade overhangs and reduce heat. Posts along the edge support the structure, and deciduous vines may add seasonal shading while allowing winter sun. McConnell Lumber 844 East 13th VI 3-3877.
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Adlai Blasts Red Criticism
United Nations report shows Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson accusing the Soviet Union of baseless attacks on U.S. Viet Nam policy and torpedoing any chance for disarmament progress at the UN. He criticized a 53 minute speech by Nikolai Fedorenko and warned the meeting would not yield action.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Viet Nam
United Nations
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U.N. Disarmament Commission
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
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Southeast Asia
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Iran
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India
Lawrence seniors win scholarship hall awards at Kansas University
One Lawrence High School senior and four area seniors join 143 recipients of scholarship hall awards at Kansas University. The awards worth about $300 each cover living costs by working in the residence halls. Jack English Jr. of 1926 Clifton Ct. is a recipient and Summerfield Scholar. Other appointees include John Brockway and John Hoppe of Ottawa High School, John Reedy of Ottawa High School, and James Ruhlen of Baldwin High School.
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Kansas University
Jack English Jr
Clifton Ct
Ship Hall
Summerfield
John Brockway
Ottawa High School
John Hoppe
John Reedy
James Ruhlen
Baldwin High School
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