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Departure Of U.N. Force To Mid East Again Delayed
NAPLES, Italy, — (UP) — Departure of an international police force for the Middle East was delayed again today.
A late report was that the 152-man advance group of the U.N. Police Force, originally expected to take off Sunday, then Monday and finally today, "may" leave early tomorrow.
United Nations spokesman Gerald $ \textcircled{4} $
Wade said the new delay was due to "technical reasons." He said it arose from a last-minute decision to take the troops to an airport in the Suez Canal zone, "probably near Ismailz, instead of to Cairo International Airport as originally planned.
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Arab Rulers Open Middle East Parley
First to leave for Egypt would be the 50 Danes, 50 Norwegians and 52 Colombians who arrived here between Saturday and Monday.
BEIRUT, Lebanon—(UP)—Kings, premiers, presidents and high state officials of the Arab world opened a summit conference today to work out a united Arab policy in the Middle East crisis.
Assembled at the request of President Camille Chamoun of Lebanon, they were expected to take a firm stand in support of Egypt and to discuss the question of an oil boycott against Britain and France.
New Science Class Geared To Atom Age
PITTSBURGH, Pa.—(IP)—A new course to meet the demands of the atomic age has been inaugurated at Chatham College. It deals with an old subject, science, but the approach is entirely new and different.
The course is entitled History and Philosophy of Science, and is required of all freshman women except those majoring in sciences. It is designed to provide basic general knowledge of not only historical development of the natural sciences but of the social and economic aspects of science, with special emphasis on its changing philosophy.
Counselors Set Meeting
Sophomore counselors will meet with their freshman counselees at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Student Union Ballroom to get better acquainted and discuss problems. There will be refreshments and short entertainment.
'No Coke Dates In India Colleges'
"This is because there is not so much free mixing between men and women as there is here," she said. "Although there are coeducational colleges, few women go on to higher education."
The coke date at KU has no equivalent in universities in India, Vimla Gupta told the Graduate Club Sunday. Miss Gupta is a graduate student from Dehvadum, India.
Miss Gupta, who is studying clinical psychology, said that "in some colleges, certain seats are reserved for women."
Sports do not have much of a place in university life in India, she said.
"We have hockey, cricket, badminton, basketball, and tennis, but they are completely seperate from academic life," she explained.
The student-teacher relationship is not the same in India as it is in the United States, she continued
"Here, in graduate study, the teacher and the taught are colleagues," she said. "The teacher realizes that the student has equal knowledge. But in India, if a student thinks he knows as much as or more than the teacher, it would be better if he kept quiet."
Omicron Nu Chooses Officers
Omicron Nu, national home economics honorary society, has elected Barbara Bell, McPherson senior president.
Appointed officers are Carol Schowengerdt, Kansas City, Mo., vice president; Pat Gardner, Emporia, secretary; Judith Shelton, Kansas City, Mo., treasurer; Phyllis Haines, Wellington, publicity chairman; Sheila Dye, Wichita, file clerk; and Jang Dunham, Beloit, editor.
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PRINCETON, N. J. — (IP) — A grant of $3,320,000 from the Ford Foundation and a contribution of $200,000 from John D. Rockefeller III will be used for increases in salaries of faculty and administrative personnel at Princeton University according to President Harold W. Dodds.
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The KU Pershing Rifles took part in a Veterans Day parade at Leavenworth Monday. Approximately 50 basic and advanced cadets in the Army ROTC program marched in the parade.
ROTC Cadets March At Leavenworth
Patsy Straub, Chicago, Ill., soph-
more, honorary company commander, rode at the head of the Pershing Rifles unit in the parade.
One of the greatest of the Indian war chiefs was Crazy Horse, who led the Ogallala Sioux in the Battle of the Little Big Horn in Montana.
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