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Tuesday, June 20, 1967
Cairns Warns
Of China War
Campus Calendar
While Australian Prime Min
ister Harold Holt talked with
President Johnson in Texas last
week, a Labour Party leader,
Dr. James Cairns, told an au
dience here that a situation has
been unleashed in Vietnam
"from which a massive war
with China could come."
Cairns spent nearly an hour
Thursday night describing South
east Asian countries to empha
size that the "situation is more
complex than the simple stereo
types on which we make up our
minds." He stated his belief,
that revolutions cannot be ex
ported and pointed to commu
nist failure in Indonesia.
Five Students
Given Rewards
Five of the University's most
outstanding students, including
Tar Heel Editor Don Campbell,
were recently recognized for
their contributions to the Uni
versity. Campbell won the Ernest H.
Abernathy Award of a plaque
and $50 for "the most distinctive
work during the current year in
student publications." Campbell
served as news editor of the
Daily Tar Heel during the 1966
1967 session.
John. William Stupak of
Greensboro won the distinguish
ed Magnum Medal in Oratory.
The Algernon Sidney Sullivan
Award, established in 1928 for
the senior boy and senior girl
"who have best demonstrated
an unselfish interest in the wel
fare of their fellow man," was
presented to Florence Elder Witt
of Chattanooga, Tenn., and John
Lindsay Freeman of Charlotte.
Robert S. Powell of Thomas
ville won the John Johnston
Parker Jr. Medal for Unique
Leadership in Student Government.
Cairns warned that U. S. in
tervention is dangerous and
quoted Laotian Premier Souvan-
na Phouma to prove it unwant
ed. The Laotian Premier told
Cairns, "I will never invite for
eign troops in, for if I did, it
would insure my defeat."
Cairns, who had visited South
east Asia in 1966, quoted the
Laotians as being more concern
ed that disorder and disrup
tion would spread as a result
of spreading war, rather than
with an invasion."
Cairns disagreed with those
who see Communism as an
"active, expansive and agree
sive force." He called it "just
the opposite: cautious, passive
and defensive."
He charged that Holt and
Australian 'hawks' "think China
sees Australia as the pot of gold
at the end of China's rainbow."
He condemned the Prime Mini
ster's support of the war as an
attempt to "create a moral ob
ligation on America to defend
Australia" if the need should
arise. He asserted that Austra
lia's position "is not one of en
thusiastic support."
Cairns charged that Australia
entered the war without any
"serious consideration to conse
quences of our involvement."
He cited the need for better
knowledge of Asia. . .a know
ledge "we must get from the
scholars."
"Serious consideration for es
calation is evident in Washing
ton," the Labour leader' said,
"and nothing is likely to com
plete with this." Cairns con
cluded, "we have reached the
stage where security and well
being depends on the cessation
of hostilities."
Cairn's visit to the U. S. was
sponsored by SANE, the Com
mittee for Sane Nuclear Policy.
On campus, he was the guest
of the YW-YMCA.
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