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tuals we have in the U. S.
In talking about the United States' relationship to other countries, Mr. Raffaty said, "West Germany is the best ally the U.S. has in Europe. They are so much a friend in fact, they are unfriendly to others."
"Two danger spots in the world today are India and China. If the western world should loose the alliance of India, the great number of Communists would be a blow to U.S. power and prestige."
A sign of weakness in Quemoy, such as removing our troops without a cease-fire might cause us to loose an additional million people
Faubus Stand
dividuality and uniqueness of personality" above the element of security. "Security is more a virtue of the present age than of the basic concept of Christianity," he said.
Dr. Albert Bramble, First Methodist Church minister, also said he does not consider the amendment "unChristian."
"I do not favor the issue but it is because I do not feel it is the answer to the labor problem," he said. He felt that no element of Christianity is involved in his stand.
The Rt. Rev. Msgr, George Towle, pastor of St. John's Catholic Church, and Father Gerard Goetz, Catholic student chaplain, declined comment on the issue.
Neither wished to discuss the matter because of the political aspect involved.
However, Monsignor Towle said Butler has no authority to speak for the Catholic Church on the issue and that each Catholic has the right to his own opinion on the amendment.
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As for any danger, the officer said he would "... rather live near a missile base than an ammunition depot."
The group picture will be taken Oct. 22 in the Kansas Union ballroom.
When most educators come to visit the United States they usually find some time for relaxing. Hessein Raffaty Afshar wonders where they find that time.
will be the influx of new residents and money here. Forbes AFB is about 20 miles from Lawrence,
Raffaty Finds Time to Relax
"I have found little opportunity to relax," he told a Daily Kansan reporter this morning.
Little Danger Seen
"My favorite pastimes are tennis and bridge. In Iran I often play both with the brother of the Shah."
At 2 p.m. today he played Henry Karrle, St. Joseph, Mo., freshman, in a tennis match.
Before he continues his speaking tour to Chicago, the University planned a tennis match for the educator.
pads above ground. The Titan is designed for firing from underground tubes.
Wichita ranks first in the nation in the manufacture of airplanes for personal use.
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"If there were danger to the surroun-
ding civilian population," he said, "missile bases would be built in deserts."
The Atlas is fired by squadrons, with six missiles to a squadron. The missiles stand on the launching pads at all times, with atomic warheads in place. However, the device which triggers the warhead is installed by electronic means after the missile is in flight.
Exact site of the base has not been announced, but the officer said the closer it is to Lawrence, the greater
The Air Force officer said the base will have a stimulating effect on the Topeka-Lawrence area economy. The base is expected to employ 700 persons.
There was speculation today that the Topeka missile base may result in a minor population movement to Lawrence — or other cities away from the launching center.
The theft of hub caps from a 1956 Chevrolet owned by Frank A. Bentley, Kinsley sophomore, was reported by campus police this morning. The hub caps, valued at $25, were reported taken between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. yesterday.
Hub Caps Stolen
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