- . ... ..u...,l • : ' l 1 ' e t t n t 1 Uli n · t, rm Tl6 - 1 · ·r'lb t am r' ..i o . b e, . u. . ' i l ti I 0 a t C c:1t tne Whit d {b t 1 ni w m lei P r ,1 t ,11 make iv or . )( t 1 V th h · ranc n &. e n barnstorm ne;, no istl t II e've lr a y eard that V c - res d nt ~ixon will be the key fi6ure in the R e ublic n whistl to campaign this fall. The G.O.P. C rm n says the Vice- resident will be Joined by memb rs of the Cabinet - wit emphasis n cretary o Ae,riculture Benson, w o will be defending 1s farm pro&'am as on of the c ie 1ss s. But onar rl 11 st tes that e retary of 'at ulles and ecret ry of fense ' ilson - \ill not ent r the c&mpai~n. Tat' b cau tn aaninistration wants to ke p forei 6 n aff irs · n defe out of the cam ign, if p Sible - if the mocr ts o ' . . " l! t, t, t w t, r t O S 1 t 0 , r r · ty r~ nizat O. A t r t t, t u c~ t · ry f tate rov t t e ai ort. n · b ri f s eecn , e t ol r porters t t ·. to's military str ngt must be maintaine at all costs. ut he ~~ repeated what he said in a ~,,eeeh last week - that the members with each N ~ to should hav . more cultural, economic and olitical tieel,otn He hopes to st rt th fo nnation of such ties - in his forthcom~ng meeting with representatives from the other Nato nations. t,' r . 1 1 ) I ' v~ (, ., ., I ll i dI'-, • r ci ' . l, 6 l ' l.c1 - ctl o t, l " e t e, t t r .:, V m t y m t. h i.i.1.• &Mli r Wb. ' ~ c1 ' X ct quit b. 116 from · e t e ct· tort kt e So. Ute, t un rd f is im~ R d u re bel w. f troops o.nd (Thi tim t re was the u u · l arod civilians. But th r were no j t bomb rs like those of the past two years. Jet fig ters fl w across - but astern experts say they •re t e old M gs, lready well kn wn. ) ne interestit16 change - westerners were allowed to take p hotogap s, n the e~re &.rode was televised. T bie; speech Bf was del ere by Mar al Z ukov. The Mars a r duced the usual C mmun1st prop&e,anda about warmonger n the iest - n ictur tne ovi t Union s the tru f en e ce. But t t e s e time, ukov tol the er t . t Kremlin is foll o winc; t Leninist rinc le of .. - c.; C1 t ~a b t' ' t , w f l X t G - " r a. . C1 ) ... d t t !Jtal n. ,{ t I., I') ct t e tyr&t t rr C t. - nd r ised t ec V C1 r 1 n er. ' l ' J C. ' t, "~ C u , or u t, t t 0 r t r t h - t, t r ., C <,I. le, &. V r 0 06 t, t ir 1J nd n , V s t. tw o o v t i:,. r a r · I:!, remc1rk ~bout tn p i 1 ty r e!»rc. ' ., r sc:1rmame t, under the l, lea ers 1 t U te tl n uU - ommission. o .,tassen believes it' ' bout time for thew st r nations to call their representfit v home - and for th U.,. t 6 et a report on what happe ed at t ndon talks - dnd why they failed. •• - - I r r m e Cl le e t t t l, ') • Cl 1 0 t av m r C v C nt r tray's at ment by 0 n rc:1 ur 1 r ct - t . t t hu can will b '1.rl , u 1lon 6 r (lg tr in y Cl out t~ine t en 1xty. er bry W 1 c.J t G e nerc1l' t 1m l y cull from, as he put it, , , &. Co.t · ec1al1st ' - m ani~ , tnat Oen ral may w nots ak1~ with the ful cture f re him. H w~s s eak ~ · s a 0 t e s rat 5iC ·r C 11111c:1nd - w ile t v e r t yo e se as to t ev ry art.. m litary estab is nt reto.ry \ ' 1lson r e us ~ at t e u vets l b of us b y t n J xt · ) .. u - mm (,' iiml m • b 1 ty t a u 11 ~ &tt· C I > A m , ' ll ra Jam O ' V te.., 1.fied that , W V t int r nm a r raf lo.Ve little c anc io 6 t t Ug • .ttC r r16 to · n ra ~ v in, ur ant - 8 rcra 8 ntU'wup·nam timeetrable er n. atu ally, t o~r m n inune iat ly brou~ht up the subj ct. of th int r-c tinent~l missil - the so-called h " ult1mat weapon. 11 According o G neral O ? vln, we have no sured nae a 6 ains a us -button attack right now. But he predicted tat tn Anny woul work ou t somet 1ne; - som kind of defensive weapon t at wi l defec:1t th nt r- o ntinental missile fh neral wouldn't offer any guess as to how soon that will be. But h said the time 1s e initely coming wen we will have th "ultim te w apon" licked.) .. l 1-\ w · Ll ,n t, t at !' t r · t, t, . y. t 0 t a ' r C CO V y w . & mbus b. C 6 t r f e V lo ed. r r . k 1 ci t, T Co ualt1es ' f th t, l ' . r llRUJ( , b d f r b t of C r d. . ,-:, e ca· 1 a . I l~er l:1n t w , t r - • 1' · r t a t &t - murdered by m . r,1 r t.n -call . rmy c1 . In hl 6 i rs, riot dev 1 ut f . fun r l service or d a t rror1 . J\b ut four L u and e 1 marched in the f era r i - o d f ~ tin 6 wit 1e l c roke out. Te me.nb r f t e r c e 1 n . . r i. J r - efore t e police w r . l t r ~ t r t n r o . 1 r nee r m r r t r "' 0 erian 1mm . . f s 1 e I t e s e r, . il y 1 r · tion to t · t a f t e lice. y ., ut d, r om for I'ia. ! I - · nd V t e o f t e t'\ rl · n · tion li ts. ' ... v - ' ' ,• t ·o L, t ' 0 i:1 - (; u "j r 0 n • r ) t, . •, O 0 , 1 C ver · 0 one . s ar 0 emon ra on . • ,c. ' t · y lh , I' l, ll r t, a ;. Cl or u . nm r., j I m l, u > t cin d. ' 6 l, l, t 1 ent u . v · t ) t l,' lj , _ o t a t io 0 u . . • & • ct.t 0. ~ t C r r. r g n & y y e e r Burns, of Can a, w o o f t u. ttrmist1 e Commissi n. ecr e tary e ner · H mmarskjol ~ c pt t l · - nd got Isra 1 a gy t t o~r o it. T a t 1 s w y e w 11 be able to rm unc s c a · en arr v e s n ,ew York, robably t the n o t e t 1 l' t, rc,mri.,· e t - c1 t & . ._) n ct at &. cJ na, w c1 t 0 t14 ·y e l nv ti6ating th r c1 • n · r uit n t &t m rch. w & t mm n a f C rt. t C ar~es Cl . n Mc n ink ne!> b ore led .,) ~ the ma. C . r e s t t ug t t be tried - on fur c ar , i u ing rn rslaug t r. , G neral R ndol Pt , commandant oft e Mari rp, al tat to comma dine office r at o.rr l&H r m v e - t t r ffi t' tr n ferred. n ral te, rder1116 a cm 1 t s ak -u ln trbini~ methods t bot rri I · l n and tia~, al rni - the two lace Mar S bV 11 b t m d t 0. tra v ( C arl1 r - , ~ 0 Moy y u c bout your C1 V o. ll t, t!, olll. .,) f 1 exp rience C1 t, ' t, ' st t . 0. . & b 0 V ~ b f w 0 ot or nts wt a line or two 1th Euro en irlines.) T.S. When y ar ·but o er w of fourteen thou and gathere in a sports arenH at th Uni versity of Minnesot~ - you naturally t ink of sports, mdybe a baseball 6ame, or spring practice for the Minnesota football team. But the fourteen thousand who showed up last night - cwae to he a r a lecture on poetry by the most highbrow of modern poets. They were there to listen to T.S. Eliot - who spoke for over an hot1r on the relation of "enjoyment to understandine; 11 , in poetry. Afterward, Elliot was asked how he felt about b1s audience. Ke said he never spoke to so many people before - and suggested that it was more like a Billy Graham audience, than a T.S . . Eliot audience. He added that he was astonished at the interest the crowd showed~n what he had to say. The President of the University was also astonished. Prexy J a mes M rrow, calling the crowd "a Minnesota ph enomenon. " I guess no one would dispute that description - of fourteen thousand oeople in a Minnesota soorts arena, Just to hear T.~. elliot s pea k about oetry.