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Embarrassed Peruvians Laud Nixon's Courage Before Mob
(Compiled from United Press)
In Lima, Peru, embarrassed Peruvians today praised the personal courage of U.S. Vice-president Richard M. Nixon who braved a Communist-led mob which stoned him, threw garbage, spat on him and desecrated the American flag.
As Nixon left Peru today for Quito, Ecuador, on the next lap of his South American tour, he made it clear he did not blame Peruvians as a whole or the student body of San Marcos University—only Communist ring-leaders—for yesterday's violence.
The fact he did visit the university, when urged not to by his advisers, and the fact he stood up to the mob and demanded to talk with its leaders had a profound effect on many Peruvians.
The U. S. embassy formally protested the ripping of an American flag by students from a wreath Nixon had placed at the foot of a monument to Jose San Martin who helped liberate South America from Spanish rule.
Last night an identical flag, fashioned of flowers, was replaced on the tomb by order of the Peruvian foreign ministry.
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Saturday, 9-11 a.m. 110 Fraser.
TODAY
Don Juan in Hell. 4 p.m. and 8 p.m.
Experimental Theatre, Music and Dra-
tal Theater
Hillel Friday Evening Services, 7:30 p.m. Jewish Community Center.
SATURDAY
Summer reading conditions, University Theatre, Music & Dramatic Arts Build-
Don Juan in Hell, 8 p.m. Experimental
theatre, Music & Dramatic Arts
Building
SUNDAY
Newman Club meeting following 11:00 Mass.
Museum of Art record concert, 2 p.m.
Contemporary Music Written for Harp.
Copland—El Salon Mexico, Appalachian
Spring.
MONDAY
roundation picnic, 5.30 p.m.
Clinton Park. Meet at student center.
Internet 8 p.m., Miami, Travis-
Dinner, 8 p.m., Kansas Room, Union
Tickets will admit.
Museum of Art record concert, 11 a.m and 3 p.m. Contemporary Music Writer for Harp. Copland -El Salon Mexico. Appalachian Spring.
Student  Vestry meeting. 12-noon.
Canterbury House.
Public lecture, 9 a.m., 308 Fraser
Voice recording charekoff "Goethe & Russian literature"
Lima's four morning newspapers joined today in denouncing the leftist groups which provoked the assault.
The students' federation of San Marcos University issued a communique condemning the violence and rejecting claims that the students themselves were instigating the "barbaric acts."
In Palm Springs, Calif., veteran radio and television actor-announcer Bill Goodwin was found dead in his car of an apparent heart attack early today on the outskirts of this community.
2 To Receive AWS Scholarships
Creta Carter, Jennings junior and Jan Cameton, Topeka sophomore have been named recipients of the Associate Women Students Memorial Scholarship for the 1958-59 school year. The scholarships are given as a memorial to women students whose University careers were tragically ended.
The scholarship is based on need, scholarship, citizenship and how the woman gets along with her fellow students. Approximately 30 women applied for the scholarship.
Each year the AWS sponsors a money making project to finance the scholarships. This year the project was the "Wee Hour Fee" which netted $553. Another $100 was contributed to the fund by the parents of Virginia Maddox. The awards are for $206 each.
Slough To Talk In Hutchinson
Dean M. C. Slough of Kansas University Law School will address the Reno County Bar Association at a luncheon meeting in Hutchinson May 22. He will speak on "Modern Trends in Legal Education."
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In Little Rock, Ark., National Guardsmen "might be needed again next fall" to prevent Negroes from entering Central High School, Gov. Orval E. Faubus said Thursday.
Fausbus issued the warning when asked what he thought of President Eisenhower's order for the withdrawal of all guardsmen from the integrated school on May 29—the day after classes end for the summer.
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In Jakarta, Indonesia, An American correspondent, Bernard Kalb of the New York Times, was arrested by Indonesian military police today and released an hour and a half later. There was no official explanation.
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Pharmacologist Gets $20,186 Grant
Dr. Duane G. Wenzel, professor of pharmacy, has received a $20,188 three-year contract from the Office of Naval Research for studies on "effects of common centrally-acting drugs on human performance."
be especially interested in measuring harmful and beneficial effects of drugs on the person guiding moving objects.
Dr. Wenzel, a pharmacologist, will
Dr. R. L. Hermes, a Lawrence physician, will be research associate on the project.
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