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Monday, October 1, 1973
University Daily Kansan
One of the youngest participants in the 27th Annual University of Kansas Band Day was six-year-old Deane Fowler, from Perry. Deame was one of over one thousand baton
Kansan Photo by JAN SEYMOUR
twirlers and pom pon girls who, along with over six thousand band members, entertained at half-time Saturday during the KU-Minnesota game.
Saigon Asks Nations To Discuss Violations
SAIGON (AP)—The Saigon government said today it had requested that nations of the Paris peace conference "consult among the forces" in order to cease fire violations by the communists.
The Foreign Ministry said it had made the request in a note Saturday to the participants in the Paris talks, including the United States, the Soviet Union, China, Britain and France. Neither announcement included the Paris conference be reconvened.
It was the second time in less than two weeks that the Saigon government appealed to nations that signed the Paris agreement to join the Communist side to adhere to the accords.
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The request warned that the alleged Communist assault on the Le Mihang ranger base Sept. 22, in the central highlands of South Vietnam, could be a "prelude to a new wave of attacks" by North Vietnamese forces.
"Bearing in mind that the Le Mim case is part of a series of systematic violations of the agreement perpetrated by the other side, I would like to emphasize Vietnam, . . . wished that the parties should consult themselves to seek the most expedient and effective means of preventing any further deterioration of the already taconic territory situation prevailing in Vietnam."
In addition to the Big Five, the peace agreement which was concluded last March 2 was signed by North Vietnam, the Provisional Revolutionary Government of the Viet Cong, South Vietnam, and four nations that suspended the cease-fire.
Indonesia, Poland, Hungary and Iran make up the cease-fire supervisory force.
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