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3. There will be an immediate cease-fire between U. S. forces and
those led by the Provisional Revolutionary Government of South
Vietnam.
4. They will enter discussions of the procedures to guarantee the
safety of all withdrawing troops.
5. The Americans pledge to end the imposition of
Thieu-Ky-Khiem on the people of South Vietnam in order to insure
their right to self-determination and so that all political prisoners
can be released.
6. The Vietnamese pledge to form a provisional coalition
government to organize democratic elections.
All parties agree to respect the results of elections in which all
South Vietnamese can participate freely without the presence of
any foreign troops.
7. The South Vietnamese pledge to enter discussion of
procedures to guarantee the safety and political freedom of those
South Vietnamese who have collobrated with the U.S. or with the
U.S.-supported regime.
8. The Americans and Vietnamese agree to respect the
independence, peace and neutrality of Laos and Cambodia in accord
with the 1954 and 1962 Geneva Conventions and not to interfere in
the internal affairs of these two countries.
9. Upon these points of agreement, we pledge to end the war and
resolve all other questions in the spirit of self-determination and
mutual respect for the independence and political freedom of the
people of V ietnam and the United States.
The final sentence in the original USNSA treaty has been
deleted from the referendum. It reads: "By ratifying the
agreement, we pledge to take whatever actions are appropriate
to implement the terms of this joint Treaty and to insure its
acceptance by the government of the United States."
Supporters of the treaty explained that the sentence was
left out because the vote was not to ratify but only to
Sheldon
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paintings
of Henri
Sheldon Memorial Art
Gallery officials Tuesday
announced one of the most
important acquisitions in the
history of fhe gallery. Seven
works by American painter
Robert Henri have been added
to the Sheldon collection.
An entire gallery of painting
and drawings by Henri are on
display and seven of the works
in the exibition are new
acquisitions.
Born Robert Henri Cozad,
Henri was the son of the
founder of Cozad, Nebr. Henri
is regarded as an important
figure in the development of
Twenthieth Century American
art. He remains the most
important person associated
with the visual arts in
Nebraska's history.
The Sheldon exhibition is
considered one of the most
comprehensive collections of
Henri's work in any American
museum. It covers almost the
entire chronological range of
his activity. Only the very
earliest and the latest phases of
his work are excluded.
Id addition to the
exhibition of Henri's works, a
showing of brass rubbings is on
display at the Sheldon Gallery
now through April 4.
Brass rubbings are made
from old brass monuments to
the dead. Engraved brass reliefs
of the deceased on the coffin
lid replaced tbee earlier attar
tombs at thebeginning of the
Thirteenth Century.
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ACCORDING TO the USNSA pamplet, the treaty will be
submitted to a wide range of schools, groups, and
organizations for their ratification.
"In addition," USNSA continued, "both official and
unofficial groups and bodies are encouraged to append their
own statements of the methods by which they intend to try to '
implement or enforce the treaty so that it will become
necessary for the U.S. Congress and the Nixon Administration
to follow the lead of the people ir making it a reality.
In related business, Sen. Bruce Wimmer introduced a
resolution calling for a student vote on whether or not the
University's affilition with USNSA should be continued.
WIMMER SAID student opinion on USNSA should be assessed
in light of the organizations involvement in last year's strike
and the treaty. The Senate refused to vote on the resolution
Wednesday but it will be considered at next week's meeting.
ASUN also voted to put the PACE issue on the ballot.
Voters will able to choose between the PACE Committee plan
(in which money is refundable after payment) and the
Regents Committee plan (in which money is deductable from
the tuition payment).
The Senate also decided to ask University food services to
buy only United Farm Workers of California lettuce. The
action is a support of a nationwide boycott called by Cesar
Chavez.
ON BEHALF OF off-campus students ASUN voted to
lobby in support of LB 902 and LB 898. The bills relate to
selection of city housing Housing Authorities.
In other business, ASUN approved the constitutions of
the University Women's Action Group, the Institute for
Political Analysis, and the Student's International Mcdition
Society of the University of Nebraska. The Senate also approved
Rav Bamdad as new senator from Engineering and
Architecture .
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THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1971
