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UN Extends Truce Recess As Allies Object to U.S. Plan
Tokyo—(U.P).The United Nations unexpectedly extended the Korean truce talk recess to next Monday today amid speculation that America's allies objected to a "final" proposal drafted by the United
There was no official disclosure of the proposal's content but it was indicated the UN command might warn the Communists it arbitrarily would begin releasing Korean prisoners unless the Reds accepted the plan.
Sources hinted the "final" plan, a revised edition of the 25-point formula for settling the war prisoner cadlock which the Communists rejected, closely resembled the Indian proposal approved by the United Nations General Assembly in New York last December.
Gen. Mark W. Clark's headquarters announced the additional weed recess only an hour before Gen. William K. Harrison, chief negotiator, planned to return
to the Ken Harrison had recessed the pile for three days last Saturday when both the UN and the Communists refused to budge from their stand on final disposition of law prisoners.
The Communists' eight-point plan submitted last May 7 would give a post-armistice political commission indefinite custody of the prisoners, a point the UN interpreted as forced repatriation.
The UN proposal would release all Korean prisoners in Korea on Armistice day and turn over reactant Chinese Communists to a five-member neutral commission for two months. After that time, if they still do not want to go home, the Chinese would be free to go where they wish.
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Prof. Cerf to Head Music Honorary
The guest speaker at the banquet was Robert Vosper, director of libraries, who spoke on. "The place of libraries in American culture." He was introduced by outgoing president G. Criss Simpson, associate professor of organ and theory.
Other new officers are vice president, Gerald Carney, associate professor of music education; treasurer, Janet Turk, assistant professor of piano, and secretary, Marcus Hahn, instructor of music education.
Raymond Cerf, violin professor,
was announced as the new president
of Pi Kappa Lambda, honorary
music fraternity, at the club's
banquet and initiation Saturday
evening in the Union.
Dale Moore, fine arts junior, was awarded a key for having the highest grades of the four new initiates. Other initiates are Doris McConnell, Martha Heck, and Eugene Johnson, fine arts seniors.
Extension Officials Attend Union Dinner
Dean Frank T. Stockton and E. A. McFarland of University extension were guests Monday night at a dinner in Kansas City given by the Steel Workers union.
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The dinner concluded a 16-week training school in union leadership sponsored by the Union and the University.
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He said he wanted to study the record of his trial before giving any thought to a formal repudiation of his "confession." He said the type of reporting he did would not be a crime in America, that he did not feel he was violating the law, and that it was not until after he was arrested that he discovered the reportorial standards under which he had been operating were contrary to Czech law.
The 39-year-old Associated Press' correspondent flew home yesterday for a reunion with his wife, Laurabelle, whom he had not seen for nearly three years. He was released from Pankrac prison in Prague Saturday by an official pardon from his 10-year sentence on an espionage charge.
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charge. In a press conference he disclosed he had been grilled eight hours a day for nearly two months between the time of his arrest in April, 1951, and his trial.
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Asked if a reporter trying to do an objective news job by American standards in Czechoslovakia would be in jeopardy of arrest and accusation of espionage, Mr. Oatts replied; "He certainly would."
Mr. Oatis declined to discuss whether at any time in Czechoslovakia he had worked for the U.S. State department or for any other U.S. government agency. He said that under Czech law, receiving economic, military, and political information constituted espionage "on a lower level" and that receiving such information and transmitting it to a foreign government was "high level" espionage.
Oatis Takes Life Easy; Keeps Mum on Spy Charge
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New York—(U.P.)—Newsman William N. Oatis, back in America after two years as a prisoner in Czechoslovakia, said today his only plans were to take life easy for a while.
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He declined to discuss whether he had received such information for the purpose of transmitting it to a foreign government.
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Topeka—(U.P.)-Gov. Ed F. Arn beamed today when reporters asked him at his news conference what was on his schedule this week. "I'm going fishing," said the governor. He said he will leave by automobile Thursday in a party of 12 Kansans for a week at Lake of the Woods in Ontario, Canada.
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