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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1967-12-02 Schwengel Hits Thant Attempts Handling Of War To Get Accord By ROY PETTY !idals and too much red tape prevented Rep. Fred SCh .... engel IR-Iowa) who much of this money from reachin, the \ is ted Vietnam last month. told the John­ people. nn County Republican Central Commit- HI" also commented that millillry achv­ 1:1' FriJay night that the Johnson Ad­ ille , particularly indiscriminate bombing mhistration must regard the Vietnam e in the South and Ihe viliage-by-vllJage On Cyprus Snag I Wu" a "more than a military war." " earcb and d troy" tactic, oltell back­ The pacification program is "nol go­ fired, killing more civilians than Viet Conll • ITED ATIO. S 11\ - •• Stere- hour Friday morning. The secretary-gen­ ju~ ,'ery well," he said, because "a lot and turning the peasants IIllainst the U.S. tary-General 'Jbant beld ~nl COIIYn" eral then called In Ambassadors Orhu I'i th right programs are being handled Bombing in SouLh Vietnam balUe zonH sations FrldIY with repreA4!nLativH of the Eralp or Turkey, Dimitri 5_ Bitsios 01 in r h ~ wrong way." should be stopped, he said, except wbell United States, Greece, TUrkey and Cy­ Greece and ZenoJl Rossides of Cyprus for • He said that the U.S. should demilitar­ there is "irrefutable evidence of Vil't Con, prus on I lut-minute mac In a planned parall' talks. iz the war and tep up pacification - or North Vietnam e concentration " peace appeal to ~nd the menacing criJiJ All three representatives of tile coun­ In the Eas tern Medi terranean. tries directly involved belittled \he dim­ I!<'Jnomic and social aid - to convince He added that bombing of orth Viet­ No firm information w. Ii n oul 011 culty_ the Vietname e that U.S. intentions and nam should continue, "and maybe we artions are different from those of the d taUs of the difficulty, but informed dip­ R Ides, who told newsmen he deliv­ should bomb Haiphong harbor and Hanoi Illmata said Cyprus wu cousin, the df'­ ered • letter from his government to fr 1ch. who conlrolled Vietnam until t9M once and see what happens." but it wu -- the end of the Indochina War. IIY Thant, said that "nothing very important" h;~ opinion that the Viet Cong "aren't go­ In Ath n , Whit House envoy Cyrus "They e our uniforms," he Said, "and was holding up th appeal. Bitslos said ing to live up . China and Rus. is \\'On·t R_ Vance, who he carried the brunt of It wu "jll$t some delllils," and Eralp re­ think oC us 8 just another set or French- let tbem ." diplomatic errorl$ to avert conflict over ferred to .. just minor points." m 'n." Ch i..... , Runi.n Aid Cited Cypru . left Friday nieht for the tr0ub­ None. ho ....ever, would be specific. RO!­ Schwengel returned Lwo week aea But the Viet Cong, he aid, "are not to led island .. He ,av no reason for the lidH ~ that Cyprus was responsible fl'Om his self-financed trip "more 01 I be taken serlou ly alone. They have the trIp (or the holdup. n·alisL than a hawk." He traveled with help oC Cb inese and Ru sian technology." a group of Iowans to study pacification U.s ouree here said Vance, who had Goldberg g.ve newsmen II terse "no American aid programs and private considered hi JOb done, had ,ot 8$ far. comment" afLer his meeting with t h • p' oblems and refused State Department self-help organizations, he said, "have gu; des in ordpr "to see all sides of the Frankfurt, W t Germany, on his 111' a y IeCretary-lenerll. been more eClective generally in helping home when he learned of the new dim­ _i uation." , the Vietnamese than other programs." MA RI NES GET COMPETITION - A Marine Co,.,. rKfVlter, Stt, Loren Zlmm. r­ LJ .S. pres_nce had caused as many prob­ culty and flew back to AtheDJ. He said that American aid had built 5" man, casts a dubious eye Friday .t an Inform.1 booth set up by • Lor.. C01lt9. (Du­ The sources said Vanee would of- lems as it bad solved, he said, and point­ 000 new schoolrooms in Vletnam and done ed out that ince 1965, when the U.S. first buqu., student dr.ft·raslst.nc. o .... nlt.tlon, the Chrlstla" Students for Reconclll.tlon, ficial in Ath ns and Ankara, u well as Hubbard Denies much to help solve the problem of re­ in Cyprus. 8~nt troops on a massive scale, the coat .nd manned by Donnls McWilliams of Shullsbur" Wis., M.rin. C.pt_ 8ruc. Test.r orllanlzing villag in the pacification pro­ appears uncanc.rned. - AP Wirephoto U.S Ambas.ador Arthur J Goldberg o( living had risen 300 per cent, while lbe gram. average annual income was about $120 co"f rmI with 'Ibant for more than '1'1 Double Jeopardy a y('ar. L.nd Richer Th.n 1_. He said that farmlands in the Vietnam­ For Protesters cor deHa regIOn were "richer than Iowa londs." but the people were poor. Com­ " MIKE "INN Il'unity leaders said they needed tract- Phillp G. Hubbard, dean of academic 0:, and other machinery to replace Inef­ Ifflira, said Friday nIght that he agreed ficient methods of (arming, but they had with State Sen, Thoma. Rfley' • .tatement not received them. ail Iowan that "doub] jeopardy doe n't exist except "This year we'll pass $60 billloD GIl. and the People of Iowa C1tll In the miodl of the demonstratol'l." military expenditures, but less than f4 ServinlZ the Uni ersitu of lown RDey (R-Ced.ar Rapids) m de hi, as· hillion on non-military expenditures." he aertion in 1 .peech Thurl<lay to Young li:ItabUshed In IIt68 10 centa I COD" Asaoclated Preas LeaJed Wire anc! Wireohol.O Iowa CIty, low. ~turday. December 2, 1987 said. explaining that too many local of· RepubliCIDJ. He wu paced under a citl­ un', Irrest during the Nov. 1 demonltra' Uon It the Unloo, but has not yet come to trial on I eharge of disturbln, the peace. Egyptians Claim 3 Israeli Jet Kills In a lpeech at the Uninn sponsored by ... Huit Continuing Probe the OrganizatIon of Lutheran Students, BEIRUT WI - Cairo Claimed Egyptian the c.nal and the Gulf of Suez. It saId Hubbard that the demODSultorl broke • antiaircraft guns hot down three of four all thrH pDotl baUed out Ind one landed .tate law by reCusing to disperse when hra(,Jj jets that violated Elypttan air­ in the cull. asked Ind .lso relllled to stop their ob­ pac Friday at th lOuth rn nd of the struction to the Union entrance when asked Of Counter-Demonstrators su z Canal. An lsra~1i spokesman I I d A IpDkesman for the Israeli army said by University Vice Pres. Williard L. Boyd. only one plane WI downPd and II had nn plane was bit while ))atrolling with He said thaI hll conception of double By MARY CLARK heard appeals from any oC the .tudenls w~re allow d to preaent Iheir arllumenls been on a rouUne patrol. another aircraft IOUth of Port Suez. He jeopardy applied to actionll which do not Counter·demonstrators who mlgbt have placed on probation. agaInst the diSCiplinary action, HUlt lald. In J~ru lem, Prime .' I inistcr Levi K h· .aid the two crewmen bailed out over the "jeopardize the operation of the UDlvenlty cuIr 12 miles ~uth of Port Tauriq and an assaulted protesters in the Nov. 1 anti­ The tudents have seven days to file Many differ nl r , on. were giv n why 1(01 r p<'ated I. raeH a rtionl that direct II an inalituUon." Marine recruiUng demonstraUon are still their appeals of Hull's deci Ion with esC. n gollalion with Arab tatc~ wpr~ I h e air- a arch for th m w I under WIY. th Univ I 'Ill' ~hould not discipline thf'm, Hubbard .lso said thaI the University being sought, M. L. Huit. dean of stu­ The record of this problltion will not HuH 'lIId, but the standnrci arguments onl· acceptablr baSi for a lid a ern It was tbe fir telae h r ported Blonc the community had conflicting expectations of dents, said FrIday. be included in a student's record, Huit were that the L'niv raily wal not allow­ peac . II . aid Isr el W8$ prepared, mcan­ canal since the U.N. Security Council campus .ecurlty officials. He said that Huit also revealed thaL 73 of the 86 said. However, he added, if II demon Irat­ ing them due process of law and that Whllc, to holo on In Arab tl'rritorlc~ it adopted I r oluUon for peace In the while the Unlver ty community wanted students who were arrested in the dem­ or on probation were (ound gullly of any they w re b ang placed in doubl j opardy. occupil'd in the war la. t June. Middle Ea~t la l week. Israeli forces the cllmpul security men to be "the gentle onstration have been placed on probation. future obstruction of University facilities An Egyptian hroadea L cemmuniqul' helled Suez oil rennerles Oct. 24 after Iluardlans of property" they denied them Four arrested student were not put on while he was a student, the Offil'e of Stu Double JPopardy occur~ wh('n a !M'rson Did thrcl' I ra Ii plane hit by F. yp Ian Egyptian missile torpedo boata sank the the protection necessary to ICt like polie • is charged with the lame offen e twice .
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