Era Ends as Lincoln White Named Consul General to Melbourne
Richard Lincoln White, longtime State Department press officer, is named consul general at Melbourne, Australia. The 52 year old Latin American affairs specialist will succeed veteran officer, after nearly a quarter century in Washington. White accepted the post after a formal praise filled announcement by Secretary Dean Rusk and Robert Manning.
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State Department
Rment News
Richard Lincoln White
Gen- Phillips
Eral
Melbourne
Australia
Phillips
Robert J. Manning
Dean Rusk
White
Rusk
Manning
Career Foreign Service
Dallas Protest Over Promotions at Post Office
Dallas postal workers protest Washington ordered merit promotions that put three Negroes over 53 higher on the Dallas list. Local president Owen Murphy delivered protest letters to the regional Civil Service director while unions press Washington for a fair merit system.
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Dallas
National Association of Letter Carriers
Owen Murphy
Dallas Letter Carriers
Louis Lyon
Civil Service Commission
United Federation of Postal Clerks
Washington
Dist. 1
National Alliance of Postal
Arthur Fred Joe
Waco
Joe
Post Office Department
Murphy
Post Office
W. B. Hudson
Wasington
Joe Pool
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Bruce Alger
James F. Kelleher
Methodist Aim To Create Hope in Men
Bishop William C. Martin of Dallas told delegates at the Central Texas Methodist conference that the church has an obligation to create hope in people and is doing so. He noted Texas Methodists lead in supporting college expansion and cited gains in church activity and employment diversity in Dallas.
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Fort Worth, Tex
William C. Martin
Dallas
Central Texas Methodist Conference
Texas Methodist College Association
Texas Methodist
Texas
Central Texas
Streeney
Urea PN
Church
the Nations
Christian Fellowship
Rey L. Farrow
Soviet says hot line with U.S. still not settled
Soviet disarmament negotiator Semyon Tsarapkin said no final agreement on the Washington Moscow hot line exists. Reports claimed Kennedy approved a draft agreement, but Khrushchev had not yet given final authorization. The line would allow direct contact in crises to avert accidental nuclear war.
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UPI
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Moscow
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Tsarapkin
Khrushchev
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Stanley D. Letcher
First Baptist Church
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Kfda—Radio
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Vacation Bible School
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Kelleher
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