Forum focuses on Vietnam
Guaranteed political asylum, fair elections and a program of economic rehabilitation were outlined by Arthur Katz at the Faculty Forum Thursday as the steps to help the Vietnamese achieve independence.
Last week the Forum discussed the Moratorium and decided to also consider the war. Katz, dean of the School of Social Welfare, presented his views to 25 faculty members and open discussion followed.
Political asylum would be necessary, he said, because "many people believe the democratic way stands less of a chance today than it did 10 years ago."
"We must insure the safety of those persons who have been our friends and allies," he said.
The United States, he said, should pay the cost of relocation for the refugees. Supervision by an international agency, Katz said, would be necessary to conduct free elections.
Economic rehabilitation, he added, was the third requirement for independence.
"A massive 'Marshall Plan' form of aid is needed not only to continue the cultural development but to aid an economy that has been artificially developed during the war.
"Tractors and cement should replace bombs and guns," Katz said. "We must make a commitment in advance of the elections and provide rehabilitation for the entire country."
Next week the Forum will be-
Zeller will get NASA grant
A National Aeronautics and Space Administration $24,000 grant will aid Edward J. Zeller, professor of geology and physics, in his research into the formation of "moon dust."
Concerned with dust grains floating in space, Zeller said, "The research is really intended to produce chemical changes in solid target matter when this is subjected to proton irradiation.
"We are concerned with the origin of organic compounds in space and indirectly with the chemical origin of life," he added.
Zeller, scheduled recipient of Apollo 11 moon dust, said this project is not related to the moon samples although the examined particles are similar. If the project is successful, the compounds found in space may resemble those produced at KU.
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"We had hoped we might find this inter-stellar dust on the moon," he commented.
Assisting Zeller will be John D. Zimbric, assistant professor of radiation biophysics and co-director of the project; Paul Virmani research associate in chemistry and Gisela Dreschhoff, a graduate student in physics.
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