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University Daily Kansan Thursday, Feb. 11, 1965
Reds Warn U.S. Of Viet Bombing
MOSCOW — (UPI)— The Kremmlin warned today that the United States will suffer "a most resolute rebuff" if it continues to bomb Communist North Viet Nam.
North Korea, like Red China and North Viet,Nam, has been the scene of massive public demonstrations protesting South Vietnamese and U.S. air raids against North Vietnamese targets.
Pravda, the official organ of the Kremlin, delivered the warning and simultaneously published a communique reporting that Soviet Russia has agreed to "strengthen" North Vietnamese defenses.
THE OFFICIAL Soviet news agency Tass today reported from Moscow that Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin and a delegation of top Russian officials concluded a one-day visit to Red China and flew to Pyongyang, the capital of Communist North Korea.
Kosygin's decision to visit North Korea was not announced until Wednesday and came as a surprise.
North Korea already has put its 400,000-man army in "combat readiness." The move ostensibly was decided upon because of alleged "American provocations" in South Korea.
AS WASHINGTON officials held
KU Alum Will Help Perfect Douglas DC-9
A KU alumnus will have a key role in producing the new DC-9, the short-haul transport airplane that the Douglas Aircraft Company is counting on to put it back into commercial craft competition with other companies.
John Brizendine, formerly of Independence, Mo., is now the assistant general manager of the DC-9 project. He earned a B. S. degree in aeronautical engineering from KU in 1949 and a M. S. in 1950. He joined the Douglas Company in that year as flight test engineer. He then became head of flight test planning and analysis for early supersonic craft. Later he worked on advanced design and research.
emergency consultations on the latest attacks against American units in South Viet Nam by Communist Viet Cong guerrillas, Pravda said the Viet Nam crisis has threatened to sour Russo-American relations.
"One cannot talk of normalization of relations with one socialist country and in the meantime bomb wantonly peaceful towns of another socialist country," Pravda said. It continued:
"It means simultaneously that if the present administration in Washington neglects the clearly voiced determination of the majority of the American people—moreover the gigantic majority of mankind which strongly demands peace—then it will get a most resolute rebuff.
Pravda did not specify the "steps" to be taken, nor did it elaborate what form a rebuff to the United States might take.
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Avery Confident Of State Economy
TOPEKA —(UPI)— Gov. William Avery said today the economic program embarked upon by Kansas "will continue at a rapid pace for the rest of the year."
Speaking at the second annual Governor's Economic Development conference, Avery said the heritage of Kansas must not "become stunted and allowed to decay."
The governor said economic development is a total concept which includes such diversified segments as planning, education, industrialization. agriculture, finance and an "endless list of social aspects of the community."
Read and Use Kansan Classifieds
The state and the individuals he said, must take advantage of the many services available.
Town Crier Announcing the Grand Opening Monday, Feb.15, 1965
Presenting the ultimate in paperback books, supplementary textbook reading material, magazines, newspapers, greeting cards and gifts.
Register for door prizes on Monday, Feb. 15 through Thursday, Feb. 18th.
"what can my job be at IBM?"
In IBM Data Processing, your job can be full of variety Especially when you consider all the ways computers are used.
As an IBM Data Processing Systems Engineer, you would be helping customers get the most from their computers. They could be customers in science, government, education defense, industry, or business. You might even specialize in one field.
Or, as an IBM Data Processing Representative, you would present to customer executives your ideas for doing their work better with computers. Your own imagination and initiative are the limits of what you can accomplish in marketing IBM products.
See your college placement officer for literature on these careersand make an appointment with our interviewers. IBM is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
If you are working toward a degree—in Liberal Arts, Engineering, the Sciences, or Business Administration—find out what IBM can offer you in the way of achievement. Thorough training at special IBM schools will prepare you for work in either Systems Engineering or Marketing.
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