America's Interest In Korea Explained From Russia Japan War
In a historical outline James Marion traces Korea's division at the 38th parallel from late World War II plans. He notes U S and Soviet troops occupied south and north respectively after Japan's surrender, elections in the south, and rising tension leading to current aid and conflict.
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America
Korea
Russia
Japan
Washington
Utah
Asia
Democratic People’s Republic of
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Theodore Roosevelt
Syngman Rhee
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson
Cairo
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Okinawa
State Department
U. S. Army
Navy
Roosevelt
Yalta
Marshal Stalin
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
United Nations
North Korea
U.N
U.S
U. S
South
Truman
Rural Areas Going in for Higher Education
A Western Reserve University survey covering 1930 to 1970 finds rural high school graduates advancing to college increased 169 percent, while city graduates rose 62 percent. Private and parochial schools contribute about twice as many enrollees as at the start, and women now make up about 38 percent of area college students.
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Western Reserve University
Clyde White
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