Tuesday, September 19, 1967
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Under-secretary of state to address forum
Ey a Kansan Staff Reporter
By a Kansan State Reporter Eugene V. Restow, Under-Secretary of State for Political Affairs, will be the principal speaker at a Regional Foreign Policy Conference here Oct. 17.
The conference, co-sponsored by KU and the State Department, will provide a forum for discussion of U.S. foreign policy with
senior officials of the State Department.
A private meet
One of a series conducted throughout the nation by the State Department, the conference is an invitational affair and will not be open to the public.
program. All sessions will be held in the Kansas Union.
Francis H. Heller, professor of political science and acting KU provost, will represent KU in the
Four others to speak
Participating in the conference will be Walter J. Stoessel, Jr., deputy assistant secretary of state for European affairs and formerly deputy chief of mission, Moscow.
John K. Emerson, state department senior fellow of Stamford University who had been minister-counselor, U.S. Embassy, Tokyo,
John E. Horner, country director for Cyprus, Bureau of Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, State Department; formerly counselor of Embassy, Jidda.
Reuben Sternfeld, alternate U.S. executive director, Inter-American Development Bank and
special assistant to the U.S. Co-
ordinator, Alliance for Progress.
KU KARATE CLUB First Meeting:
Wednesday - 7 p.m.
New Robinson Gym
Room 211
Fiji leader honored
The KU chapter of Phi Gamma Delta has received the fraternity's Brightman Trophy for promoting the best alumni relations the past year.
Curtis S. Heinz. Topeka senior, accepted the cup for the chapter at a recent educational leadership conference at Indiana University.
Lot to add 86 car spaces
Students may find the search for parking space on Daisy Hill easier this year—86 extra parking spaces are now under construction.
The additional space will be added to the south Lewis lot.
south McCollum lot and two sections in Hashinger's lot, said J. J. Wilson, KU director of housing.
The new additions bring the total carrying capacity of the Daisy Hill area to 1134 cars.
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