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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1955)
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 12. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN Student Takes Honors Course John Shaw, pi earned freshman at the University of Oregon and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E Shaw. 338 Mortimer, has qualified for the new Sophomore Honors course. Shaw is a 19o5 graduate oi Klamath union High School The university reports that the new course is a basic training in the maui branches of liberal stU' dy. Its purpose is to provide prof itable aad stimulating general edu cation, especially for the abler students of the school. Only the students in the top 20 per cent of the entrance examination rolls are permitted to enroll. The course is designed to lay a broad foundation for more ad vanced work in both liberal and professional fields, the university states. It fills that cart of a stu dent's schedule normally devoted to fulfillment of group require ments. The course is for the first two years In college and consists of 39 hours. Honors ?.re awarded at the end of the sophomore year-hence the name of the course. The awards are based on a series of exams in four liberal fields. The schol release stales that most pre-med students usually sub stitute the honors course in phy sical science tr,i r e k u 1 a r in troductory couises in phsycis and chemistry.. Shaw is a pledge at the Sigma phi Epsilon fraternity. . K rah ROBERT W. JONES, ion of Mr. and Mm. Nl Jonet, Route I, Bonanza, it stationed at the U.S. Coast Guard -Training Center at Groton, Connecticut. He was grad uated from Bonanza High School in June of this year. President Plans New Appeal To Reds For Blueprint Swaps WASHINGTON UP) President Eisenhower is making a new ap peal to Russia to support Ills plan to swap military blueprints and ar range aerial survey flights over both countries, administration offi cials said today. Officials saidt the new bid for Russian support is an important part of the President's "interim" reply to Premier Nikolai Bul ganin's Sept. 19 letter on disarma ment. - The reply to Bulganin was draft- Stricken Bonn Leader Improves BONN, Germany il The West German government announced Wednesday .that Chancellor Aden auer has shown "further improve ment" in the last 34 hours of his battle with bronchial pneumonia. Although the 79-year-old govern ment chief's doctors said Tuesday thpy couid not .tell when he would resume his duties, the government said Wednesday it was hoped he could take pari in a Caojjet meet ing Oct. 21. FAST 108 Tititu 9t ed In final form during Secretary of State John Foster Dulles' con ference in a Denver hospital room : Tuesday with the ill President. Mr. Eisenhower also was expect ed to inform Bulganin that the United Stales still is working on a broader disarmament program. , It was learned that Dulles, be fore going to Denver, held a con ference here Sunday with Harold E. Stassen, Mr. Eisenhower's spe cial disarmament adviser. The recommended letter to Bulganin and Dulles' disarmament state ments at the Miami American Legion convention on Monday were discussed by Dulles and Stassen, it was said. Mr. Eisenhower's letter will be made public as soon as it is hand ed to Bulganin. It is expected to be conciliatory and indicate Amer ican willingness to accept some features of Russia's proposed arms inspection plan if the Reds will accept the President's offer, Bulganin, In Ws letter to the on blueprints and "massive recoa-i President, avoided acceptance or iiisnr.ee " i rejection of Mr. Eisen- The President also was certain! HJXJ pose to disarm ourselves unless we can be sure that ethers are doing the same." 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