Middle East tensions seen with Soviet push in region
Washington reports a steady Soviet drive for influence in the Middle East as arms and money flow to allies, with Red China and other powers also seeking sway. Despite Arab Israeli frictions, the U S notes relative calm as diplomacy with Nasser improves and public anger over past events remains.
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U A R tensions with United States over Nasser policies
The United States- United Arab Republic relations show ongoing friction over Nasser's actions in Congo Yemen and Libya. Washington worries about Soviet aid and regional meddling while seeking Middle East stability and restraint amid occasional rapprochement.
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KU Professor Adkins Earns Fulbright Research Scholar
Kansas University associate professor Gale Adkins of speech drama and journalism has been named a Fulbright Research Scholar for 1965 66 in London England. He will study potential uses of instructional television with ten London area colleges and universities, headquartered at Brunel College of Advanced Technology in West London. Adkins will join the Experimental Development Unit of the British National Committee for Audio Visual Aids in Education.
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KU Institute to Host Nearly 400 Law Officers May 6
Almost 400 law enforcement officers are expected for a one day conference at Kansas University May 6. James S. Kline announced the program for the crime and police problems meeting. FBI official Jerome J. Daunt will discuss U.S. crime trends. Clarence M. Kelley will describe Operation Barrier. Major Charles Prowse will cover emergency operations. A. A. Dewey will speak on burglary and stolen property disposal. A panel on crowds and riots includes Roy Humphreys and Ted Peacock.
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Piano Recital by KU Senior at Swarthout Hall
Kansas University senior Carol Johnson will present a piano recital at 8 p.m. on May 6 in Swarthout Recital Hall in Kansas City. Her program includes Bach English Suite No. 4, Beethoven Piano Sonata in E minor Op. 90, Chopin Ballade in F major Op. 38, Hindemith Sonata No. 2, and Ravel Toccata.
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