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Thursday, Sept. 21, 1961 University Daily Kansan
"I should like also to suggest ... that a suitable memorial be provided as a permanent tangible tribute to Mr. Hammarskjold and to the ideals which he served so nobly, preferably a living memorial to advance the work for peace and international understanding which was his life."
The U.S. Ambassador was one of 34 delegates who spoke in tribute to Hammarskjold at yesterday's Assembly session. Only the communists who boycotted him during his life could find nothing good to say of him.
Stevenson Proposes U.N. Burial for Dag
Soviet Ambassador Valeralian A. Zorin merely expressed "condolences to the families of those that crashed"
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
-(UPI)—U. S. Ambassador Adilai Stevenson has proposed that Dag Hammarskjold be buried at U.N. headquarters and that a "living memorial" be authorized in his honor.
The late Secretary General's family plans to bury him a week from tomorrow in the family plot in Uppsala, Sweden. The Swedish government is giving him a royal funeral.
"Let me suggest that the most fitting tribute the United Nations can pay to Dag Hammarskjold is that he should be buried here by the river at this headquarters of the organization to which he gave his life." Stevenson told the General Assembly yesterday.
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in the plane wreck that killed Hammarskjold. He added regrets that "the struggle between the colonizers and the Congolese people continued."
Red Poland's Deputy Foreign Minister Jozef Miniewicz, the only other communist who spoke, said he was shocked by Hammarskjold's death and added, "silent we all stand at his coffin."
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History Meeting Starts Tomorrow
The fourth conference for teachers of history will be held tomorrow and Saturday in the Kansas Union. "Historical Perspective on American Foreign Policy" will be the theme.
Norman A. Graebner, chairman of the history department at Illinois University, will speak tomorrow night. Alfred M. Landon, former governor of Kansas and 1936 GOP nominee for President, will speak at the luncheon on Saturday.
KUOK Auditions
Prof. Graebner will discuss "The Challenge Within" at 8 p.m. in the Forum Room. Mr. Landon will speak on world affairs.
KUOK, the campus radio station, will hold its disc jockey auditions tonight and tomorrow night after seven in the studios in Hoch Auditorium.
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