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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Tuesday, February 6, 1968
Staff named for Kansan
The news staff of the University Daily Kansan for the spring semester has been announced by Gary Murrell, Independence senior and managing editor of the Kansan.
Thev are:
Rich Lovett, Neodesha senior; Will Hardesty, Wheat Ridge, Colo., senior; John Marshall, Lincoln junior; Monte Mace, Garnett junior; and Alan Timothy Jones, East Aurora, N.Y., junior, assistant managing editors.
Robert Entriken Jr., San Francisco, Calif., senior, city editor. Janet Snyder, Topeka senior, and Rea Wilson, Mission junior, assistant city editors. Judy Dague, Tula, Okla., junior, wire editor.
Diane Wengler, Hutchinson graduate student, editorial editor. John Hill, Prairie Village junior, and Swaebou Conateh, Dippakunda Kombost, Gambia, senior, assistant editorial editors.
Beth Gaeddert, Wichita junior, feature and society editor. Jan Vandeventer, Kansas City, Mo., junior, assistant feature and society editor.
Steve Morgan, Shawnee Mission junior, sports editor; Pamela Peck, Hoisington junior, assistant sports editor. Mohamed Behravesh, Tehran, Iran, senior, photo editor. Chip Rouse, Shawnee Mission junior; Charla Jenkins, Emporia junior; and S. Allen Winchester, Hutchinson junior, copy desk chiefs.
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Swedish government grants asylum to six more
STOCKHOLM — (UPI)— The Swedish government today granted asylum to six more U.S. military deserters seeking escape from Vietnam war duty.
The Swedish Aliens Commission said the six would be permitted to remain in the neutral
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nation for "humanitarian" reasons.
They brought to 12 the number of U.S. deserters granted asylum. Another 10 have applied for asylum, most of them from U.S. military units in West Germany.
The first to reach Sweden and
apply for asylum were four U.S. Navy men who left their aircraft carrier in Japan to protest the Vietnam war.
With the aid of a Japanese peace organization they managed to reach the Soviet Union, and then Sweden.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — (UPI) A new airborne thermal mapping and infrared imaging system makes it possible to detect the beginnings of plant and tree disease epidemics, smoldering forest fires and even water pollution in streams, rivers and lakes. The system, developed by the Bendix Corp., can be installed in a wide range of light aircraft.
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