Monday, April 8, 1035
Daily Nebrcskcn
About four hours sicr Nicholson
ws.1 murdered, tha r resident, bres3c
ferilsts Viith purarlsts, wu esked
Etcut Soviet viditta of anas-ccntrcl
-f:;.?.cr.f.s his adhi-
stK.tisn ha fccssie&tsl Ha spoke
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but eqi'diy sincere Vatatauartf cf
ivl:at the t$tment2.regzire. Ha epeke
cffc&g 'Vs fa csa by deed
prcT3 v.2ixt cur intentions era." The
SsvUistra in ths CSlhycsrcfamurfcr
rs.ti.ij-end tha prc-jisni is & cus
uni crstindfc: Ifwa csnjust prove cur
In KC2 a Frsnch cHecr cpsnlfeg
under the IS 17 tyeesiest thst covered
Nie&sbca's activities killed when
his csr run cl the reed by East
Cerasa forces, British oSccrs operat
ing urju-sr the tgrsciacsts have been
involved in suspicious "accidents." Six
ds73 after Nicholson v.ss shot the
("cy he wis buried in Arliren Nnticnsl
Ccmetsty, within sight cf the cfHee
where Secretary cf State Shultz met
with Soviet Ambassador Bebrynin
those two men discussed baring discus- commendable. Mensuiad ggainst the
sions to prevent such "tlmim" It ' task, it is unsatisfactory. !
wc3 "murder" one iky, tn "episode" lids - conclusion is compelled by
the next at a Stele Department &fr things done tad kit undone, from the
in in p'essure becuuea tha Soviets fsilure to use the 7c:c.i cf enforced
have rsreed to cccpersto wi:h us. defrsit fjei.U the PcILh ie.'ne's
Will the murder interx:;t, on il7I.tr, to the current s-uindL- if J
nc:r.r:r.t;ri!y, the talks hcrolyve fet erry c.i the chfae cf c -Tri. '
the Evicts to tc? to c7.:.v U.S. Th. d:!s cf policy tor-J 5-J -i !
taipsyerj to subsidise, v.I-h erei'U, ds;nonst::tcd the d:::o to v'..i:h a
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vqu wsr,i "lost" l r.c::i o f :i, i. p cesrseJ t;.e
last chances to erabc J!y in catloa correct death ts' dm "Hr-re j
thinking about the Soviet throtl. Thto fcra est tern even a Soviet epclcjy. Has .
severe judgment is justified h spits cf the president as'cd for one? If not, why
the fact actually, because cf the fact net? If he has asked, what price will he
that-this administration is wiser naka ths Soviets psy fcr refitting for
than its recent predecessors and prcb ccpounding coldblooded murder with E
ably wiser than its successors will in, csientatioas disdain for the murder
It is the wisest the nation haa had in a culcer's commander in chief?
generation. Measured that way, it is 12:3, Wfishlngian Post Writers Croup .
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