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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1967

Page

8

Congressional Pressure Up for Vietnam Land Reform

In a letter to Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Rep. Moss and Rep. Reid urge the United States to push Saigon to accelerate land reform and broader reforms, arguing the Viet Cong's land program is ahead. Rusk says Saigon pledged action and cites plans to distribute public lands, reissue leases, and issue ownership certificates to peasants while warning of U.S. reassessment if progress stalls.

Washington House U.S Saigon Dean Rusk John E. Moss D-Calif Foreign Operations and Ogden R. Reid R-N.y Ruskin Moss Reid Department of State South Vietnam Rusk State Department Nguyen Loc Vietnam United States North Vietnam Hanoi

Alaskan Wilderness Survivor Is Married

Helen Klaben, famed survivor of a 1963 Alaska crash, wed securities analyst Robert Kahn in a Brooklyn ceremony at her sister’s home. The couple, connected to the publishing world, plan a Caribbean and Florida honeymoon after the tale of 49 days in severe cold with no food for 40 days.

New York Helen Klaben Alaska Caribbean Florida Helen Robert Kahn Brooklyn Lonnie Paul Ralph Flores Fairbanks California Yukon Territory

Olympic boycott denial by U S committee chief

Douglas F Roby president of the U S Olympic Committee called a boycott by Negro athletes of the 1968 Games equivalent to burning down one’s own home The committee issued a formal statement urging qualified American athletes to try out for 1968 teams with promises of equal treatment in selection housing and feeding

New York Douglas F. Roby U.S. Olympic Committee

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