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University Daily Kansan
Thursday, May 14, 1964
Three UN Operations To End in Late June
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.—(UPI)
—Worrisome days for the United Nations will begin late in June when three major peace keeping operations are scheduled to end within a week.
The three-month period set up by the Security Council for the operation in Cyprus, where 7,000 men from seven countries were sent on a peace effort, ends June 27.
The four-year Congo operation, which saw upwards of 20,000 men from 23 countries in action under the U.N. flag at its peak, is definitely scheduled to end on June 30.
The end of the 12-month Yemen peace operation currently is planned for July 4.
the future of all three countries is ominously in doubt.
Secretary General Thant already has warned the 11 members of the Security Council to think what should be done next in Cyprus—a clear indication he is not optimistic that U.N. efforts will bring peace between the Greek and Turkish Cypriots in the three-month limit stipulated by the council.
At the insistence of Russia and others, the council ruled that the Cyprus operation cannot be extended beyond June 27—three months from the day the U.N. force there became operational—without further action by it.
Thant, reviewing the situation in Cyprus — where sporadic fighting continues despite efforts of the overmatched U.N. force to interpose itself between combatants—told the council on May 2:
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Facts and Fallacies about Jewelry
By
Ray
Christian
The Security Council in the predawn hours of July 13, 1960, authorized a U.N. force to restore order and maintain the territorial integrity of the two-week old republic of the (former Belgian) Congo. Two days later, the first U.N. troops arrived at Leopoldville.
Last year, the General Assembly voted to end the Congo operation on June 30 of this year. Thant gradually phased the force down to less than 5,000 men.
FALLACY:
It's better to have a diamond with the largest "surface," even if it's thin.
"It is obviously important that members of the Security Council should begin even now to devote their attention to the future situation in Cyprus as it may affect UNFICYP (the U.N. force)."
A diamond which is too thin will often "leak" light and consequently will lack fire and brilliance which are so characteristic of this most precious gem. Experts call a too-thin diamond a "fish-eye." The finest diamonds are those with perfect "make" or cutting, neither too thick nor too thin.
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CONCLUSION:
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KU will be host Friday to five Algerian deputies, the first delegation of parliament members from the young North African republic to visit North America. They are on a three-week goodwill tour of the United States and Canada.
Five Algerians to Tour KU
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The deputies and their party, including interpreters and officials of the Algerian embassy in Washington, D.C., and a representative of People-to-People, will be shown the major points of interest on campus and will be Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe's guest at lunch, along with other members of the University and two of the three Douglas county state legislators.
One deputy is a woman, Mme. Fatime Khemisti, widow of Foreign Minister Mohammed Khemisti who was killed by an assassin a year ago. Her first husband, with whom she served in the guerrilla forces as a soldier and nurse, died in battle.
After lunch the delegation will visit the farm of State Representative John H. Vogel before returning to Kansas City.
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The other deputies are Abdelkader Ammar-Mouhoub, a member of the committee on internal affairs and national defense of the National Assembly; Omar Ouamrane, a member of the National Council on the Algerian Revolution, both military leaders during Algeria's seven-year war of independence; Father Alfred Berenguer, a Catholic priest who was wounded at Cassino, Italy, while the chaplain of a Free French unit; and Dr. Leon-Paul Durand, a medical doctor who served as chief surgeon of a Free French regiment during World War II.
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