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TILE MICHIGAN DAcIIV

FRIDAY. JANUARY 26, 1968

1~AGE SIX THE MIChIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1968


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STATE MESSAGE:
Thieu Evades Talk.
Of Viet Corruption

Associated Press News Analysis

regime he headed as chief of

President Nguyen Van Thieu's state.
State of the Nation address yes- On the subject of peace propos-
terday, predictable in its call for als Thieu made no mention of a
North Vietnam to halt aggression campaign promise to send a let-
before negotiations may begin, ter to President Ho Chi Minh of
was more remarkable in what was North Vietnam proposing talks.
not said. Peace Proposals
With nearly three months be- Instead Thieu stressed a point
hind his administration, Thieu he and other government leaders
had nothing to report on the have been making in recent days
elmination of corruption, a sub- that discussions on peace propos-
ject mentioned in his inaugural als must be held "in the first
address Oct. 31 as "the major place, among the leaders of both
preoccupation of the government North and South Vietnam."
having high priority in the first Observers have viewed this line
months." as a rejection by Thieu's govern-
At that time Thieu said: ment of rumors that the United +o
"Eradication of corruption in States as well as the United Na-
the governmental machinery and tions and other third parties were
in the armed forces . . . has to be suggesting talks with the Viet
carried out with justice, impar- Cong's National Liberation Front.
tiality and in broad daylight." Foreign Minister Tran Van Do
The most pressing subject the said earlier this week that the gov-
president mentioned in the State ernment was taking the position
of the Nation speech was the "not to recognize the Liberation4
threat of inflation and the need Front, not to talk with it and
for economic stability, not to cooperate with in in a coall-


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Class, 1439 Mason, 11:00 am. Luncheon
Discussion at Guild House, Noon.
Student Relations Committee Meet-
ing, 3:00 p.m., 3529 SAB, open meeting.
Center for Russian and East Euro-
pean Studies Research Development
Seminar - Prof. Alfred G. Meyer, De-
partment of Political Science, The
University of Michigan, "The War
Scare of 1927": Commons Room, Lane
Hall, 3:00 p.m.
French Lecture - Prof. Edouard
Morot-Sir, Conseiller culturel et Rep-
resentant des Universites Francaises
aux Etats-un's. "La Vie philosophique
en France: Jean-Paul Sartre et Pere
Teilhard de Chardin," (in French)
Jan. 26, Rackham Amphitheatre, 4:10
p.m.
Water Resources Seminar - Dr. Al-
len V. Kneese, Resource Economist and
Director of Environmental Quality
Program, Resources for the Future,

economic channels.
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Education: Today and Tomorrow.
"The Counselor." Four educators re-
view the role of the counselor in the
elementary and secondary schools.
Medical School Glee Club - Musical
variety program, "On Call '68" Mon.,
Jan. 29, Mendelssohn Theatre, 8:00 p.m.
Regents' Meeting: February 16. Com-
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"Sacrifices are needed if we are T 'Ony oei ed'
going to avoid devaluation of the Thieu, in a move aimed t re-
gingtoavi evaain othe stricting the participating parties
minute address, carried on na- in any future peace talks, said:
nd dIt seems to me that such a con-
tional television and radio. "Our erence naturally should include
most pressing need is to strive to only the governments of the coun-
bring a semblance of balance to tries closely involved in this war."
the budget."
teakidgtohefisTherefore, he said, "young stu-
Speaking to the first joint ses- dents will be allowed to finish their
sion of Congress since the formu- schooling, after which they will be
lation of the new government last inducted into the military service
SOctober, he said South Vietnam's to replace veterans already fight-
deficit in an overall budget of
some $80 million was expected to ing.
sIwsd He did not dwell on an austerity
be about $21.2 million, program, which, he said in his
Although the president termed inaugural address, "will be pro-
the imbalance "much too high," moted to reduce the glaring dif-
it was noted the deficit was in ap- ferences between the dangers and
proximately the same proportion privations on the front line as well
as the ,967 imbalance was to the as in the countryside and the
total budget under the military c blatant luxury of the cities."


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