Crises That Shook The United Nations Explored
Editor recalls pivotal UN moments from its early years. Andrey Gromyko’s 1946 walkout at the Security Council marked the first major crisis and foreshadowed Cold War strains. The piece recounts Fidel Castro, Krishna Menon, Henry Cabot Lodge, Eisenhower, and Eden in notable moments of the era.
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N.Y
Andrey A. Gromyko
U.N. Security Council
Hunter College
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Council
Lie
Fidel Castro
V. K. Krishna Menon
Security Council
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Moscow
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Dennis Maboycotts
Ges-Lone
Florida Tures
China
General Assembly
Soviet Union
United States
Flushing Meadows
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Mrs. Creth Yost Retiring CC Teacher Honored
A banquet at Saddle and Sirloin Restaurant honored retiring College Corner teacher Mrs. Creth Yost. Sponsored by the PTA executive board and faculty, the event lauded a longtime educator amid reflections on notable UN moments and famed delegates.
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Parent Teachers’ Organization
Executive Board
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Purdue confers 46 Madison County diplomas in varied fields
Forty six Madison County students receive degrees at Purdue University commencement. Participants include John M. Doyle Jr and Patricia Eble among others earning bachelor and master degrees in engineering, humanities, home economics, agriculture, and veterinary medicine. Canada rebuffed peace talk outreach to North Vietnam, Foreign Secretary Paul Martin reports.
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Sunday Doyle Jr
Ittes
Patricia Cheryl Eble
Purdue University
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Fayette
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Constance Juniversity
Fuller
Wis
William Ronald Gale
Shre
Lowell
Charles Gold
Me- Anderson
John Stephen Al-Stallurgigal
Dougley
Me- Las
Thurman Kimball
Patricks
Gordon Tooles
En- Iwayne Lawler
John Gilbert
Jack Keith
Ti Leonard
Jane W. Crisler
Teugene G. Matkins
Psaricia
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Mary Louise Me‘Daley
Clain
David Joe Dillon
Thomas Eugene Persing
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Judith Ann Ramsey
Jerome Hugo Schlensker
Frederic Elvin Schrope
Joseph Morris Speece
Max Pearl Tatman
Jerry K. Williams
Wayne C. Williams
Alexandria
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Sue Ellen Disque
Nancy Lee Fields
John Robert Grose
Linda Lou Welborn
Lapel
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Robert Carroll Teeters
Orestes
John Allensas
Pendleton
William David Jeffrey
John Lee Morris
Canada
AWA
Paul Martin
Use Bulletin-Herald
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Yost honored by faculty and friends at retirement event
Present were three former students Marie Waymire Lowell Hensley and John Barger who reminisced. A gift was presented to Mrs Yost by Robert Brooks principal of College Corner from faculty and friends. A corsage was given by the Parent Teachers Organization. Dale Prough praised her dedication to teaching and children. Yost shared retirement plans to visit Hawaii with her husband. New P T O officers introduced by Dave Carpenter. Attendees included John Barger Dave Carpenter Robert Brooks Brooks Yost Dale Prough Lowell Hensley and many others.
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Lowell Hensley
John Barger
Yost
Robert Brooks
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Barger
Dale Prough
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Hawaii
Parmt
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Olows
Bob Bridgewater
Mavis Platt
Carla Yust
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Messrs. and Miesdames
Brooks Yost
Sam Ashby
Robert Taylor
Tom Platt
Clark Burns
Roger Zollars
Rex Scott
Everett Wood
Phillip Halsey
Tom Bahler
Dora Nelson
Loraine Riley
Leola Day
Ruth Ferguson
Marion McLaughlin
Elsie Derr
Louise Greve
Glenna Downs
Judith Abshire
Notre Dame Names First Laymen As Vice Presidents
Two Notre Dame graduates become the first laymen named vice presidents at the university. James W. Frick, BBA 1953, was named vice president for public relations and development, succeeding Rev. John E. Walsh who moves to academic affairs. Dr. Francis T. McGuire, with three Notre Dame degrees including a magna cum laude 1941 metallurgy doctorate, becomes vice president for special projects. Frick previously led the Notre Dame Foundation since 1961 and McGuire was vice president of research at Deere & Co.
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