Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 26, 1969
Caption:
United Nations Diplomats Visit City. Pausing for a moment outside city hall during their Saturday afternoon campus-community tour are three of the 29 United Nations diplomats, upper photo left to right, Batswana Ambassador T. J. Molefhe, Norway delegate Thor Knudsen and Ecuadorian First Secretary Horacio Sevilla-Borja. To acquaint the diplomats with American family life, institutions, educational systems and government the Travel Program for Foreign Diplomats, Inc. sponsored a three-day tour which on Saturday began with a visit to the University English Language Institute at 10 a.m. George Luther, assistant director of the Institute, addressed the diplomats, lower photo. The University and a group of Ann Arbor residents are hosting the visitors.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 26, 1969
Caption:
United Nations Diplomats Visit City. Pausing for a moment outside city hall during their Saturday afternoon campus-community tour are three of the 29 United Nations diplomats, upper photo left to right, Botswana Ambassador T. J. Molefhe, Norway delegate Thor Knudsen and Ecuadorian First Secretary Horacio Sevilla-Borja. To acquaint the diplomats with American family life, institutions, educational systems and government the Travel Program for Foreign Diplomats, Inc. sponsored a three-day tour which on Saturday began with a visit to the University English Language Institute at 10 a.m. George Luther, assistant director of the Institute, addressed the diplomats, lower photo. The University and a group of Ann Arbor residents are hosting the visitors.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 27, 1969
Caption:
UN Diplomats' Visit Ends. A visit to Ann Arbor that began Friday night for 29 United Nations Diplomats drew to a close today. Included on the program was a stop at City Hall, where these three diplomats paused outside. From left are Leszek Kasprzyk, UN delegate from Poland; R. K. Sinha, delegate from India; and Lazar Mojsov, Yugoslavia ambassador. The visit was designed to acquaint the diplomats with various aspects of American life. The visit was sponsored by Travel Program for Foreign Diplomats, Inc., and supported by the U. S. State Department.