2,111. Reference : MM-1-21-650

Reactions in the Chiang Mai University

| Moerman visited Rujirawan at Chiang Mai University. There was an appointment set up at the cafeteria for the faculty of the Humanities. Nithi and other people were waiting for Moerman. But no one wanted to sit beside Nithi because he liked to look down on the others. | Punch card

2,112. Reference : MM-1-21-651

Ethnicity

| November 8, 1968. [Illegible hand-writing. - translator]. | Punch card

2,113. Reference : MM-1-21-652

Respect for the monks

| (?) 29, 1968. Usually, the monks in Songkha, would avoid giving away the monks ???? because approaching women might result in difficulties. To visit Phra Sri Thammkhun, I noticed that he would sit on a chair and Claire and I sat on the mat. People who come to give alms and do offerings were asked to give money to his followers. | Punch card

2,114. Reference : MM-1-21-653

The monk who lead the union

| 25 (?) 1968. Phra Sri Thammkhun was traveling by air to India. Old men accompanied him to Don Muang Airport by train. | Punch card

2,115. Reference : MM-1-21-654

Ethnicity

| November 22, 1968. Moerman recorded a lawsuit, which was related to the struggle of the Chinese people. | Punch card

2,116. Reference : MM-1-21-655

Representation of social status

| December 8, 1968. The driver of Moerman’s team joined the meal, but he sat quite far away. He would not look at us and had never introduced himself to anyone. | Punch card

2,117. Reference : MM-1-21-656

Dialects.

| (?) People used the Northern dialect; the vocals were high and low or slightly lower. Moerman tried to speak the dialect. The rustic monks inscribed using the north alphabet, while the monks in urban areas inscribed using the Central Thai alphabet, but the pronunciation resembled the northern dialect. | Punch card

2,118. Reference : MM-1-21-657

Dialects

| (?) 31, 1968. Som went to a market at Chang Puak in the evening. He spoke in the Central Thai language more than in the Northern dialect, even though Moerman wanted to observe the use of dialect. | Punch card

2,119. Reference : MM-1-21-658

Suchit's presentation on the changes in society between Thailand and Cambodia

| (?) 28, 1968. He addressed the issue of the societies of Thailand and Cambodia. He mentioned that Sihanouk said that previously Cambodia was an independent country. Thai and Cambodian relations were, as it was said, fraternal. Niti did not like this statement because he felt it was not aware of the social or political forces. | Punch card

2,120. Reference : MM-1-21-659

Film star Ann-Margaret quoted in Bangkok Post.

| December 21, 1968. The notes show sympathetic locals. | Punch card