Fulbright to Speak at Wilmington College on April 3
Senator J William Fulbright of Arkansas chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and a noted critic of President Johnsons Vietnam policy is set to speak at Wilmington College on April 3.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1967
Page
6
Senator J William Fulbright of Arkansas chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and a noted critic of President Johnsons Vietnam policy is set to speak at Wilmington College on April 3.
Washington officials say South Korean forces in Vietnam will receive a shipment of U S MI6 light weight rifles next month, speeding up the delivery from May or June. The move follows a controversy over 20 500 AR15 rifles sold to Singapore, prompting Korea to press for modern arms for 45 000 troops in Vietnam and along the North Korea frontier.
In St Moritz Switzerland the razzle dazzle ski fashions are banned as too dangerous instructors refuse to teach girls wearing gold and silver lame outfits or lacquered trousers. One instructor warns a fall could send a skier sliding the full length of the Olympic run.
South Africa's prime minister Balthazar Vorster promotes a flexible image and conciliatory stance while pursuing apartheid. He plans universal military service, argues blacks are different not inferior, and resists U.N. pressure on South-West Africa and Rhodesia, seeking to maintain stability and white unity amid international tensions.
Washington AP reports a new antipoverty program named Project FIND seeks elderly individuals in need. The effort mirrors Medi care Alert in locating isolated seniors and guiding them to available assistance and sign up deadlines.
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